Nana (1934) - (Movie Clip) Opening

Nana (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Poor Soldier!

Nana (Anna Sten) and her cohorts Mimi (Muriel Kirkland) and Satin (Mae Clarke) topple a drunken soldier (Hardie Albright) in a Parisian cafe in Samuel Goldwyn's Nana, 1934.

Nana (1934) -- (Movie Clip) That's Love

As the title character Anna Sten makes a smoking Paris theater debut with Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart's "That's Love," in Samuel Goldwyn's Nana, 1934, from the Emile Zola novel.

Nana (1934) -- (Movie Clip) I Won't Be Poor!

A framing scene featuring the unlikely graphic "Paris, 1868 A.D." shows the title character (Anna Sten) burying her mother and declaring her intentions in Samuel Goldwyn's Nana, 1934.

Nana (1934) -- (Movie Clip) You Are An Actress!

Nana (Anna Sten) and her girlfriends (Mae Clarke and Muriel Kirkland) meet the impresario Gaston Grenier (Richard Bennett) in Samuel Goldwyn's Nana, 1934, from the Emile Zola novel.