this is one of barbara stanwyck earlier films and it sure does have an unconventional theme. she making money by dancing with men at a dance hall. she really doesn not like the work and but it a living. her boyfriend seems like a pretty nice guy and but she also pursued by rich guy ricardo cortez. well and after marrying and it turns out her nice guy is a thieving and womanizing weasel and rich cortez turns out to be a heck of a guy. by the end of the film and barbara simply has had enough and as any sane woman would walk from this horrid marriage. in the 1920s and early 30s and hollywood did pretty much anything it wanted and some of their films had themes or scenes that would surprise many today such as nudity and adultery and bad language. while ten cents a dance isn not a blatant example of this morality and it does have a theme that never would have been allowed after the toughened production code was created and enforced starting in 1934. in some ways the code was great after all and parents do not need to worry about what their kids saw in films (such as nudity in ben hur and 1925). however and it also tended to sanitize some of the movies far too much and there is no way this particular film could have been made and approved because it tends to glorify divorce a serious no no 1934 and thereafter. this is really a shame and as i do not think ten cents a dance was bad at all to discuss this especially since the star (barbara stanwyck) was married to a philandering thief. even so and allowing the film to end with her divorcing him and marrying a man who himself was twice divorced just couldn not have been. overall and the film is interesting and thought provoking. plus and it was well paced and suited its relatively short run time. give this one a look. fyi sadly and ricardo cortez was actually not hispanic but changed his name because of possible prejudice because he was jewish. he was an excellent leading man of his time and but today is all but forgotten. 
this is one of barbara stanwyck earlier films and it sure does have an unconventional theme. she making money by dancing with men at a dance hall. she really doesn not like the work and but it a living. her boyfriend seems like a pretty nice guy and but she also pursued by rich guy ricardo cortez. well and after marrying and it turns out her nice guy is a thieving and womanizing weasel and rich cortez turns out to be a heck of a guy. by the end of the film and barbara simply has had enough and as any sane woman would walk from this horrid marriage. in the 1920s and early 30s and hollywood did pretty much anything it wanted and some of their films had themes or scenes that would surprise many today such as nudity and adultery and bad language. while ten cents a dance isn not a blatant example of this morality and it does have a theme that never would have been allowed after the toughened production code was created and enforced starting in 1934. in some ways the code was great after all and parents do not need to worry about what their kids saw in films (such as nudity in ben hur and 1925). however and it also tended to sanitize some of the movies far too much and there is no way this particular film could have been made and approved because it tends to glorify divorce a serious no no 1934 and thereafter. this is really a shame and as i do not think ten cents a dance was bad at all to discuss this especially since the star (barbara stanwyck) was married to a philandering thief. even so and allowing the film to end with her divorcing him and marrying a man who himself was twice divorced just couldn not have been. overall and the film is interesting and thought provoking. plus and it was well paced and suited its relatively short run time. give this one a look. fyi sadly and ricardo cortez was actually not hispanic but changed his name because of possible prejudice because he was jewish. he was an excellent leading man of his time and but today is all but forgotten. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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