An illustration of Amelia Bloomer from Illustrated London News with the description: "AMELIA BLOOMER , ORIGINATOR OF THE NEW DRESS. — FROM A DAGUERREOTYPE BY T. W. BROWN"

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Judy (Maureen O'Hara), overwhelmed with frustration, furiously confronts her heckling audience in Dorothy Arzner's "Dance, Girl, Dance" (1940).

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Where to begin with Dorothy Arzner A beginner’s path through the work of Dorothy Arzner, a technical and thematic visionary whose subversive, feminist films were made when she was, for some years, Hollywood’s only working female direct...

Where to begin with Dorothy Arzner?

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Who was Dorothy Arzner?

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Dorothy Arzner (director) & Clara Bow on the set of The Wild Party (1929)

Dorothy Arzner (director) & Clara Bow on the set of The Wild Party (1929)

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A black and white photograph of a film set featuring various pieces of equipment, such as cameras and lighting. The name 'Dorothy Arzner' is prominently displayed in the lower part of the image, highlighting the pioneering female director in Hollywood history."

Dorothy Arzner was an American film director from the silent era of the 1920s into the early 1940s.

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