In the early 1930s an unusual situation existed in the British film industry. The talkies had just come in and there was a shortage of film stars - particularly in the shape of pretty girls who could rival the glamour girls of Hollywood.
Four of the first British starlets - or 'baby stars,' as they were then called, tell how they were discovered and groomed for stardom. Gwyneth Lloyd, Diana Cotton,
Dorothy Hyson, Diana Napier Tauber
(Mr Korda's 'high-class bitches': see page 9)