by Hal Erickson
synopsis
The title character is played by Dorothy Revier in this lower-case melodrama. She plays a gossip columnist whose brother, a prizefighter, is murdered. To uncover the killer, Revier (whose photograph has evidently never been published by her newspaper) goes undercover, posing as a hard-boiled nightclub hoofer. The single new aspect of this predictable effort is finding Dorothy Revier, normally cast as a scheming Other Woman, playing the heroine for a change. Anybody's Blonde was produced by a poverty-row studio bearing the name of Artclass.
characteristics
- Journalist
- Journalism
- Investigation
- Kill
- Lonely-hearts-columnist
- Reporter
- Nightclub
- Murder
- How-to
- Fishing
- Cabaret
- Brother
- Boxing
- Dance [art]
- Dancing
