Be Yourself (1930)

Synopsis: Yiddish stage personality Fanny Brice made the transition from the theater to radio and then motion pictures. As synchronized sound ushered in the age of "talkies," Brice made a number of charming... Yiddish stage personality Fanny Brice made the transition from the theater to radio and then motion pictures. As synchronized sound ushered in the age of "talkies," Brice made a number of charming screen appearances, including this lighthearted tale of a night club singer falling in love with a boxer who has taken one too many punches. Featured in this early musical are five numbers by Billy Rose, such as the memorable routine "When a Woman Loves a Man." [More]

Starring: Fannie Brice, Robert Armstrong

Starring: Fannie Brice, Robert Armstrong

Director: Thornton Freeland

Director: Thornton Freeland
Producer: Joseph M. Schenck

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