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The Prizefighter and The Lady


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CIAJFK.com (2547 words)
Recently I watched the Prizefighter and the Lady and since I thought it was superior film than Cindrella Man, I am bring up the issue here.
APRIL 6 Thursday----6:30 AM Prizefighter And The Lady, The (1933) A boxing champion falls for a gangster's moll.
It is my belief that the American public should have the opportunity to view The Prizefighter and the Lady or have it re-released.
hollywood heavyweights on TCM (504 words)
With a brilliant all-fl cast of seldom-seen performers such as Clarence Muse, Louis stars in the fictional story of a prizefighter who falls for a femme fatale (Edna M. Harris).
One boxer who seemed to love the close-up even as much as the knockout was Max Baer, who stepped out of the ring and into the spotlight in The Prizefighter and the Lady (1933).
Keep your eyes peeled in The Prizefighter and the Lady for some more famous mugs-such as Jack Dempsey.
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