Shopworn

Shopworn was released on 25 marca 1932.

Shopworn was directed by Nick Grindé.

Shopworn has a runtime of 66 min.

Shopworn was produced by Harry Cohn.

A poor but honest and hardworking waitress from way across the tracks meets and falls in love with a college student from the upper-stuffy class, but his mother objects to their romance. Her objections even lead her to having the waitress framed and sent to a prison work-farm for three months. Upon her release, the waitress finds instant stardom in show business...and the social class she was lacking. Big Mama withdraws her objections.

The key characters in Shopworn are Kitty Lane (Barbara Stanwyck), David Livingston (Regis Toomey), Aunt Dot (Zasu Pitts).

Shopworn is rated Not Rated.

Shopworn is a Dramat, Romans film.

Shopworn has an audience rating of 4.3 out of 10.