01 A struggling nightclub singer's scheme to boost her profile involves a washed-up Shakespearean actor.
Ned Sparks brought a distinctively deadpan, perpetually sour comic delivery to Hollywood film, becoming instantly recognizable for his dry wit and cigar-chomping scowl. In 42nd Street (1933): A struggling Broadway producer stakes everything on one final, ambitious musical production. Equally memorable is Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933): A group of struggling Broadway performers scheme to fund a new show during the Great Depression.
01 A struggling nightclub singer's scheme to boost her profile involves a washed-up Shakespearean actor.
02 A talented figure skater is discovered by a scheming promoter looking to profit from her Olympic dreams.
03 A young girl falls down a rabbit hole into a fantastical world of eccentric, nonsensical characters.
04 A group of criminals helps an elderly street vendor pose as high society for her visiting daughter.
05 A group of struggling Broadway performers scheme to fund a new show during the Great Depression.
06 A struggling Broadway producer stakes everything on one final, ambitious musical production.