Night Nurse
No Longer Playing
1931 72 min
The title alone suggests something lurid and pulpy. NIGHT NURSE is one of the most wildly silly movies of the early ‘30s, representing a moral looseness that’s just as fun as the brazen ways the filmmakers invent to get stars Joan Blondell and Barbara Stanwyck to constantly undress.
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