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My Sin

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with Frederic March

Paramount
Released: September 11, 1931


Director: George Abbott

Partial Cast: Frederic March, Harry Davenport, Scott Kolk, Anne Sutherland, Paula Marsdon, Lily Cahill

Tallulah's Role: Carlotta/Anne Trevor
Salary: $5,000 per week

Tallulah's second Paramount film was another murky melodrama in which she plays a hostess of a nightclub in Panama who shoots her blackmailing husband. After a sympathetic lawyer gets her acquitted, she moves to New York with a new name and falls in love with a wealthy young man, but conflicts arise when people from her past show up in New York. Tallulah's reviews were respectable, but many critics were asking why she could not be given better roles.

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