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      Stingaree

      Released May 25, 1934 1 hr. 16 min. Musical List
      Reviews 40% 100+ Ratings Audience Score In 1876 Australia, debonair outlaw Stingaree (Richard Dix), aided by his sidekick, Howie (Andy Devine), uses his wily charm to take what he wants and harass the ruling class. When he meets composer Julian Kent (Conway Tearle), who's on his way to see Mrs. Clarkson (Mary Boland), a promising new opera singer, Stingaree decides to take Kent's place at the performance. However, he quickly realizes the real talent belongs to Clarkson's servant, Hilda (Irene Dunne), and promises to make her a star. Read More Read Less

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      Audience Member If you can get past the singing there are some amusing lines in this with Mary Boland a scene stealer. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 02/27/23 Full Review Read all reviews Post a rating

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      Ann Ross Maclean's Magazine Galloping melodrama, with Mary Boland to keep it from being too serious. Jul 22, 2019 Full Review Read all reviews

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      Synopsis In 1876 Australia, debonair outlaw Stingaree (Richard Dix), aided by his sidekick, Howie (Andy Devine), uses his wily charm to take what he wants and harass the ruling class. When he meets composer Julian Kent (Conway Tearle), who's on his way to see Mrs. Clarkson (Mary Boland), a promising new opera singer, Stingaree decides to take Kent's place at the performance. However, he quickly realizes the real talent belongs to Clarkson's servant, Hilda (Irene Dunne), and promises to make her a star.
      Director
      William A. Wellman
      Executive Producer
      Pandro S. Berman
      Screenwriter
      Becky Gardiner
      Distributor
      RKO Radio Pictures
      Production Co
      RKO Radio Pictures Inc.
      Genre
      Musical
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Theaters)
      May 25, 1934, Original