Torch Singer
(1933)
70 or 72 mins | Melodrama | 8 September 1933
Directors:
Alexander Hall, George SomnesWriters:
Lenore Coffee, Lynn StarlingCinematographer:
Karl StrussProduction Company:
Paramount Productions, Inc.According to the pressbook, Bing Crosby acted as a technical adviser for a day and coached Claudette Colbert with the lullaby. ...
According to the pressbook, Bing Crosby acted as a technical adviser for a day and coached Claudette Colbert with the lullaby.
Impoverished chorus girl Sally Trent checks into St. Anne's hospital as a charity case, and gives birth to a baby girl. Eventually, she is forced to give her daughter up for adoption because she unable to support her. After some hard luck, Sally becomes a notorious torch singer known as Mimi Benton, but while she is at her boyfriend's radio station, she fills in for the narrator of a children's hour and becomes the favorite of children all over the country. One day, the father of her child, Michael Gardner, returns from China and sincerely attempts a reconciliation, but Sally has seen too much of life to take him seriously. Doing the radio show touches Sally's heart, however, and she hires a detective to find her long-lost daughter. The detective comes up with nothing, and forlorn, Sally retreats from the world in a drunken stupor. With the help of her radio broadcast, Sally finds her daughter with Michael, who has just adopted her, and they ...
Impoverished chorus girl Sally Trent checks into St. Anne's hospital as a charity case, and gives birth to a baby girl. Eventually, she is forced to give her daughter up for adoption because she unable to support her. After some hard luck, Sally becomes a notorious torch singer known as Mimi Benton, but while she is at her boyfriend's radio station, she fills in for the narrator of a children's hour and becomes the favorite of children all over the country. One day, the father of her child, Michael Gardner, returns from China and sincerely attempts a reconciliation, but Sally has seen too much of life to take him seriously. Doing the radio show touches Sally's heart, however, and she hires a detective to find her long-lost daughter. The detective comes up with nothing, and forlorn, Sally retreats from the world in a drunken stupor. With the help of her radio broadcast, Sally finds her daughter with Michael, who has just adopted her, and they reconcile.
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