42nd Street

'42nd Street' is a classic Hollywood musical from 1933 directed by Lloyd Bacon. The film follows an aspiring chorus girl named Peggy Sawyer who gets her big break in a Broadway show called "Pretty Lady." With dazzling musical numbers and a touch of romance, the movie captures the excitement and drama of show business. The central conflict revolves around the challenges of putting on a successful production amidst personal and professional obstacles. Main characters include Peggy Sawyer, the leading lady of the show, and Julian Marsh, the formidable director who must ensure the show's success.