Twin Beds Comedy Heads Local Theater Premiere
A star cast led by Joan Bennett George Brent Mischa Auer Glenda Farrell Ernest Truex and Una Merkel brings the Edward Small film Twin Beds to Princess Theatre for a Sunday and Monday debut. The farce follows a well meaning wife whose schemes spike chaos for her husband who must confront a surprising climax. A notable gag with Brent slipping on a bearskin rug and a new screen technique called Cossack's Kisses highlight the lively comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bennett
George Brent
Mischa Auer
Glenda Farrell
Ernest Truex
Una Merkel
Edward Small
Princess Theatre
Tim Whelan
Small Studios
Miss Bennett
Mr. Brent
Brent
Miss Benentt
ANZAC Riders Spur Action in Australian Films
Charles Chauvel, producer of Forty Thousand Horsemen, says strong initial reception abroad spurs Australian capital to back more world market films. Sydney and Melbourne offer capital and studio talent but lack regular foreign distribution channels.
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Australia
Charles Chauvel
Roxy Theatre
Sydney
Melbourne
Chauvel
The Male Animal opens at Princess Theatre with Fonda and Havilland
Warner Bros. The Male Animal stars Henry Fonda Olivia de Havilland and Joan Leslie. The Midwestern University setting features a pra student rivalry that leads to comic misadventures.
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Henry Fonda
Joan Leslie
Princess Theatre
Warner Bros
Olivia de Havilland
Midwestern University
Tommy Turner
Olivia de Haviland
Picture Builds Toward Hilarious Climactic Moment
The scene advances toward a finale designed to provoke strong laughter. The setup promises a culminating burst of humor that should land with audiences.
Realism clash delays FBI badge reveal in International Lady
Director Tim Whelan faced censorship as Uncle Sam blocks a close up of an FBI badge. The edited scene shows only a plain metal disc with dialogue invoking the badge. The Roxy Theatre hosts the local premiere with Mary Massey and George Brent leading supported by Basil Rathbone and Gene Lockhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brent
FBI
Ilona Massey
Edward Small
Roxy Theatre
Whelan
Tiopna Massey
PBS
Uncle Sam
Miss Massey
Brent
Basil Rathbone
Gene Lockhart
George Zucco
Joe Smith American hero in wartime suspense thrill
Robert Young stars as a factory worker and secret bomb sight holder who is kidnapped by four enemy agents. Detained and tormented, he uses a memorable clue trail a pink shoe spot ring door scratch and hub cap to guide federal sleuths to the gang’s hideout in a tense, dramatic escape and capture ending.
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Robert Young
Marsha Hunt
Joe Smith
Princess Theatre
Young
Marshal Hunt
Darryl Hickman
Richard Thorpe
Paul Gallico
Amer
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