Dangerous

Well-to-do Don (Franchot Tone), who separated himself from his party after he noticed ex-actress Joyce (Bette Davis), whom he has long idolized, in a Manhattan dive, returns to introduce himself, early in Dangerous, 1935.

Farnsworth (Walter Walker) meets ex-actress Joyce Heath (Bette Davis) then tells his club pals, including architect Don (Franchot Tone), about it, with Richard Carle as the incidental columnist Hanley, in the opening of Dangerous, 1935.

Returned to his country place, where he parked down-and-out actress Joyce (Bette Davis), of whom he is a great admirer, after her bender, engaged architect Don (Franchot Tone) finds her in the barn, later meeting his skeptical housekeeper (Alison Skipworth), in Dangerous, 1935.

Bette Davis won her first Academy Award portraying an alcoholic actress whom a young fan tries to rehabilitate in Dangerous (1935).