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| Columbia TriStar (1934) | |||||
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| Carole Lombard | Lily Garland | |
| John Barrymore | Oscar Jaffe | |
| Roscoe Karns | Owen O'Malley | |
| Walter Connolly | Oliver Webb | |
| Ralph Forbes | George Smith | |
| Charles Lane | Max Jacobs | |
| Etienne Girardot | Mathew J. Clark | |
| Dale Fuller | Sadie | |
| Edgar Kennedy | Oscar McGonigle | |
| Billie Seward | Anita | |
| Lynton Brent | Train secretary | |
| Anita Brown | Black stage showgirl | |
| James Burke | Sheriff | |
| James P. Burtis | Train conductor | |
| Eddy Chandler | Cameraman |
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| Producer | Howard Hawks
Harry Cohn |
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| Writer | Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur |
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Love isia farce. Carole Lombard and John Barrymore star in this all-time classic screwball comedy based on the Charles MacArthur/Ben Hecht Broadway hit and directed by Howard Hawks. It's the story of a maniacal Broadway director (Barrymore) who transforms shopgirl Carole Lombard from a talented amateur to a smashing Great White Way success adored by public and press |
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