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The Broadway Melody is a 1929 musical motion picture and the first sound film to win an Academy Award for Best Picture. It was released on February 1, 1929.

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The Broadway Melody, motion-picture musical about two aspiring actors who suffer heartache on the way to stardom, based on a story by Edmund Goulding. Released in 1929, the film won an Academy Award for Best Picture. When the Mahoney sisters, Queenie (played by Anita Page) and Hank (Bessie Love), try to become stars on Broadway, they both fall in love with a performer (Charles King).

Director

Harry Beaumont

Cast

Anita Page (Queenie Mahoney)

Bessie Love (Hank Mahoney)

Charles King (Eddie)

Jed Prouty (Uncle Bernie)

Kenneth Thomson (Jock)

Edward Dillon (Stage manager)

Mary Doran (Blonde)

J. Emmett Beck (Babe Hatrick)

Marshall Ruth (Stew)

Drew Demarest (Turpe)

Eddie Kane (Zanfield)

Awards

Academy Award for Best Picture (1928-1929)