The Broadway Hoofer (1929)
The national hoofer epidemic passes lightly over Columbia, leaving a stimulating backstage comedy. Marie Saxon's dancing and singing, combined with her personal charm and a story tailored to measure, make this New York musical comedy star's first talking picture a success. She's cast as a Broadway musical comedy queen vacationing incog, who falls for the hoofer-manager of a fourth-rate burlesque. All Talkie.
Photoplay March 1930
Vintage magazines
Photoplay , March 1930
Photoplay , March 1930
Books with substantial mentioning of The Broadway Hoofer
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Edwin M. Bradley The first Hollywood musicals, A critical filmography of 171 features, 1927 through 1932 Jefferson, N.C., 1996 pp. 74-75 
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