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* LifeImitatesArt
** ''Two Girls on Broadway'' was Joan Blondell's first film at MGM after nearly a decade at Warner Brothers. While her character Molly in the movie is shunted aside as Pat achieves stardom, ''Two Girls on Broadway'' found Blondell relegated to a BMovie and, worse, to second billing behind 19-year-old Lana Turner. It was a decisive negative turning point in Blondell's career, as she soon slid from leading lady to character actress.
** In the movie, Pat narrowly avoids what everyone else assumes would be a brief and disastrous marriage to Chat Chatsworth. In RealLife, right after this film was made Lana Turner entered into a brief and disastrous marriage to bandleader Artie Shaw.
** ''Two Girls on Broadway'' was Joan Blondell's first film at MGM after nearly a decade at Warner Brothers. While her character Molly in the movie is shunted aside as Pat achieves stardom, ''Two Girls on Broadway'' found Blondell relegated to a BMovie and, worse, to second billing behind 19-year-old Lana Turner. It was a decisive negative turning point in Blondell's career, as she soon slid from leading lady to character actress.
** In the movie, Pat narrowly avoids what everyone else assumes would be a brief and disastrous marriage to Chat Chatsworth. In RealLife, right after this film was made Lana Turner entered into a brief and disastrous marriage to bandleader Artie Shaw.
