The scene where Bogart tells Joan that he's going to get back her numbers racket for her. She says "Go ahead, take it." And Bogie gives her a lustful kiss. Joanie slaps him, but not until after she let's the kiss sink in. Hard to believe this scene got past the censors.
shareAnd Ms. Blondell was quite a worker. Just from 1930 through 1934, she's credited with appearing in 35 features and 4 shorts! And who knows how many radio appearances she did. Her fellow Warners contractee, Lyle Talbot, from his debut in 1931 through 1935, is credited with 36 features and 2 shorts. Only his voice is heard in "42nd Street" and his scenes were dropped from "Parachute Jumper."
May I bone your kipper, Mademoiselle?