The story of 42nd Street is based on a novel by Bradford Ropis. 42nd Street is the address of a theater that is now preparing to stage a new play, "Pretty Lady," and when the curtains are lifted, a wonderful audio-visual session begins, with director Andy Lane, writer Bent and Maggie and owner Billy Lawler came out one by one. Young Peggy Sawyer came in a hurry, still not in time to join the chorus. It turned out that she stood at the backstage entrance for a long time and never had the courage to walk in. Such a special girl caught Billy's attention and tried to help her, but director Julian Massey had other plans.
Doroth Brock is the older star on the set, but she hasn't had a successful production in 10 years, and 42nd Street may be her chance to make a comeback. Abner Dillion has always been her admirer, often giving her some precious gifts to win her favor. Julian must have the patience to deal with the big-name Doroth and her picky "grandfather", but the mischievous Pat Denning doesn't like to deal with Doroth.
