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Tucked into her rsum are a number of movies in which the old, high-stepping talents were dusted off: Ten Cents a Dance (1931) and Lady of Burlesque (1943), which boasts not only my favorite screen credit of all time (Based on the novel G-String Murders by Gypsy Rose Lee) but a snappy speech in which Stanwyck, playing a dancer, explains her froideur to a vaudeville comic who has the hots for her, and in so doing glances back at the rearing of Ruby Stevens: During that brief pause, Stanwyck works in a shrug and the raise of an eyebrow

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It was written by the court poet of King James I, who was violently opposed to tobacco use