Theatre Review on 23 1/2 Hours Leave Film at Paramount Artraft
A reader friendly note praises the film adaptation of Twenty three and a Half Hours Leave by Mary Roberts Rinehart starring Douglas MacLean and Doris May. The piece highlights Ince's corking production, new stars, and the humor in a rookie’s breakfast bet while noting the era’s social contrasts and casual fashion remarks.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Saturday Evening Post
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Thomas H. Ince
Douglas MacLean
Doris May
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Delightful Screen Story Ties Rinehart To New Co Star Pair
Mary Roberts Rinehart connects Doris May and Douglas McLean as co stars in a Thomas H. Ince film adaptation of her army camp life tale Twenty three and a Half Hours Leave. She and McLean share Pittsburgh birthplaces and she is famed for The Circular Staircase K and The Man in Upper Ten. At the Table Thursday a woman trades old for new while a man favors leniency toward the big man.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Doris May
Douglas McLean
Thomas H. Ince
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