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Image of the day: The Loves of a Blonde

Daniel Kasman
No wait: Blonde Crazy!  No wait, Blonde Venus!  No wait, Bombshell!  No wait, Negative Space!
If you live in New York, see this magnificent film this Saturday in a double feature with Rowland Brown's Blood Money (1933) at the Film Forum.  You probably won't see anything better this year.
I have this film at home, but haven’t watched it yet. I’m pushing it up in my list now.
Jenny—Hawks’ Scarface is pretty much the best movie ever made!

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