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She's No Lady

1937, English. Directed by Charles Vidor.

"She pulls so many fast ones, she almost outsmarts herself!"

Alden "Bill" Carter III sees a beautiful woman, Jerry, dining alone at the Park Savoy in New York, and after a brief flirtation, introduces himself. After he entreats her to be his "mystery woman" to make his girl friend jealous, Jerry agrees to attend a reception that night with him at the Douglas home. This plays right into Jerry's plans, as she is a jewel thief who intends to steal the Douglas jewels with her cohorts, Uncle John and Jeff...

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Released
20 August 1937
Country
United States of America
Written by
George Bruce, Frank Partos, James Edward Grant
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She's No Lady (1937) was directed by Charles Vidor and stars Ann Dvorak, John Trent, Harry Beresford.

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