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Kid in Hollywood (1933)

Shirley is an aspiring actress is rejected by casting, but gets her chance to perform when the star doesn't feel like performing.
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Shirley is an aspiring actress is rejected by casting, but gets her chance to perform when the star doesn't feel like performing.

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Genre:Comedy, Family, Music
Directed By:Charles Lamont
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In Theaters:3/13/1933
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Runtime:10 minutes
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