Broadway Lady (1925)
Categories：Biography / Region：Indonesia
Status：Progress
Region：Indonesia
Language：Chinese
Year：2009
Director:Francis Boggs&Thomas Persons
Top cast：James Stewart,Kim Novak,Barbara Bel Geddes
Update：2024-06-14
Storyline：
Who owns the property around here?Smalley: Sheehan owns all the property this side of town.Bartender
Who owns the property around here?Smalley: Sheehan owns all the property this side of town.Bartender: The Chinese don"t own no property.They just poach in mines.Smalley: Joe Shortreed, J.J., Bill Cubbs, myself own that whole other side of the church.Sheehan offered McCabe a room in his hotel for two bits a night and led him upstairs, as McCabe asked: "You got many chinks around here?" He was told: "You just turn over a rock...He"s been here once tonight.I think he"ll come back.I"m gonna wait for him."One by one that evening, Michael Myers murdered Laurie"s two girlfriends, and one of their boyfriends:sheriff"s daughter and baby-sitter Annie Brackett (Nancy Kyes) (by strangulation, and then by slitting her throat from the backseat of her car)(# 3 death)after she had planned to forgo her babysitting duties for Lindsey Wallace (Kyle Richards), and was preparing to leave he house (across the street from where Laurie was babysitting Tommy) and drive to her boyfriend Paul"s place to make love); Tommy witnessed a Shape carrying Annie"s corpse into the Wallace house after murdering her, thinking it was the BoogeymanLynda"s boyfriend Robert "Bob" Simms (John Michael Graham) (by strangulation and stabbing with a kitchen knife - pinning him into the wall)(# 4 death)in the empty Wallace house where Annie had been babysittingLynda Van Der Klok (P.Shaw"s plot in his 1912 play was derived from Latin poet Ovid"s story (in theMetamorphoses) about a character named Pygmalion who fell in love with a beautiful ivory statue of a woman.Stahl, was based on the recently-written novel by best-selling author Ben Ames Williams.After an intense bidding war, studio head Darryl F.Zanuck acquired the film rights in 1944 for an exorbitant price tag of $100,000 for the unpublished work (it was published a month later).Not to mention one or two other less savory items of publicity before we got that so-called epic in the can.
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