The Broadway Hoofer

Name: The Broadway Hoofer
Director: George Archainbaud
Genre: Music
Released: 1929-01-01
Duration: 63 min
Cast: Jack Egan, Louise Fazenda, Howard Hickman, Ernest Hilliard, Gertrude Short

1929Dir. George Archainbaud1h 3m

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The Broadway Hoofer is a 1929 musical film directed by George Archainbaud. This film features a story about a Broadway star who takes a break from the city life, only to become entangled in a small-town production.

The film follows Adele Dorey, a Broadway dancing star who leaves the hustle of New York for the tranquility of a country village. However, her plans change when Bobby Lewis, a promoter from the Gay Girlies Burlesque Company, arrives and selects her, disguised as a village girl, to star in his new show.

As Adele navigates her new life, she introduces her maid Jane as her mother to maintain her incognito status. The plot thickens when Adele's true identity is revealed, leading to an offer for Bobby to join her on Broadway. With a runtime of 63 minutes, The Broadway Hoofer embodies the musical genre of the late 1920s, showcasing the charm of theatrical performances and the allure of the stage. This film stands as a representation of the musical landscape of its time, appealing to those interested in early cinematic music narratives.

Features charming performances that highlight the transition from silent to sound cinema. · The dance sequences capture the spirit of the era beautifully. · A unique exploration of fame and anonymity in a rural setting.