Busby Berkeley: In hot?

IN CALIENTE

1935

Directed by Lloyd Bacon

Written by Ralph Block, Warren Duff, Jerry Wald, and Julius Epstein

Spoilers: moderate

Listen, honey, being a Ziegfeld girl is swell, but at most it's only a few years out of a lifetime

ZIEGFELD GIRL

1941

Directed by Robert Z. Leonard

Written by William Anthony McGuire, Marguerite Roberts, Sonya Levien, and Annalee Whitmore

Spoiler alert: it's easier to predict the ending than in the actual Ziegfeld biopic, but I'll keep it to "moderate"

Busby Berkeley: Manhattan babies don't sleep tight

GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935

1935

Directed by Busby Berkeley

Written by Robert Lord, Manuel Seff, and Peter Milne

Spoiler alert: moderate

Busby Berkeley: Who cares if they've got a plot or not when they've got a lot of dames?

DAMES

1934

Directed by Ray Enright

Written by Robert Lord and Delmer Daves

Spoiler alert: moderate

Busby Berkeley: Flying away from Rio

WONDER BAR

1934

Directed by Lloyd Bacon

Written by Earl Baldwin (based on the plays by Geza Herczeg, Karl Farkas, and Robert Katscher)

Spoiler alert: moderate

Busby Berkeley: When good Americans die, they go to Paris

FASHIONS OF 1934

1934

Directed by William Dieterle

Written by Harry Collins, Warren Duff, F. Hugh Hubert, Carl Erickson, 

Spoile alert: moderate

Busby Berkeley: Talking pictures? It's just a fad

FOOTLIGHT PARADE

1933

Directed by Lloyd Bacon

Written by Manuel Seff, James Seymour, Robert Lord, and Peter Milne

Spoiler alert: moderate

Busby Berkeley: Old Man Depression, you are through, you done us wrong

GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933

1933

Directed by Mervyn LeRoy

Written by Erwin S. Gelsey, James Seymour, Ben Markson, and David Boehm

Spoiler alert: moderate

Busby Berkeley: After three weeks, to me a leg is just something to stand on

42ND STREET

1933

Directed by Lloyd Bacon

Written by Rian James and James Seymour (based on the book by Brandon Ropes)

Spoiler alert: moderate

Busby Berkeley: How?

WHOOPEE!

1930

Directed by Thornton Freeland

Written by William M. Conselman, E.J. Rath, and Robert Hobart Davis (based on the musical play by William Anthony McGuire based on the regular talking play by Owen Davis)

Spoiler alert: high, but it's 90 years old, you don't care