Ginger Rogers' 10th movie, "The Tenderfoot" Review

In "The Tenderfoot" Ginger had second billing to future huge star Joe E. Brown, and then appeared in a second movie with Brown. Ginger continued her freelancing through the studios in this period, now doing two movies for First National Pictures, which was taken over by Warner Bros.
in 1928. Warner continued releasing movies under First National until 1936.
So, in reality, this was Ginger's first two movie for Warner Bros. I assume Ginger's relationship with boyfriend Mervyn Leroy helped Ginger in getting these roles, but she was rising in her career by her own merits, and like all the other studios Warner wanted to lock Ginger in for a long term contract.