The Play Girl (1928)
Directed by Arthur Rosson
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
Flower-shop clerk Madge Norton (Madge Bellamy) loses her job because she won't fool around with her boss. Figuring that the only way to get anywhere in the world is to be bad, Madge tries to become a loose woman. Unfortunately, she is too good to be bad and is thwarted in her efforts to live a life of sin by her inherent moral fibre. Virtue is ultimately rewarded when Madge falls in love with clean-cut Bradley Lane (Johnny Mack Brown). Play Girl afforded the tired businessmen in the audience ample opportunity to see star Madge Bellamy in a variety of revealing outfits.
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bachelorette, love, on-the-prowl, romance