The Sorrows of a Show Girl

When young and naive Joan Fairleigh arrives in New York City to pursue a career on the stage, she quickly learns the harsh realities of show business. From predatory producers to lecherous co-stars, Joan faces challenges that would weaken the strongest of spirits. But despite the sorrows and setbacks, she never loses sight of her dream, and ultimately finds a kind of fulfillment that only comes from following one's heart.
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