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| Alpha Video (1939) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama | |||||
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| David Niven | Tony Halstead / The Great Arturo | |
| Loretta Young | Anita Halstead | |
| Billie Burke | Aunt Abbey | |
| Eve Arden | Gloria | |
| Zasu Pitts | Carrie Bingham | |
| Virginia Field | Lola DeVere | |
| Broderick Crawford | Don Barnes | |
| Hugh Herbert | Benton | |
| Raymond Walburn | Harley Bingham / H.B. Bingham | |
| C. Aubrey Smith | Bishop Hubert Peabody | |
| Ralph Graves | Mr. Morrisey | |
| Lionel Pape | Mr. Howard | |
| Fred Keating | Master of Ceremonies | |
| Richard Allen | Detective | |
| Granville Bates | Ship captain |
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| Producer | Tay Garnett
Walter Wanger |
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| Writer | Graham Baker
C. Graham Baker |
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| Cinematography | Merritt B. Gerstad
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| Musician | Werner Janssen
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Escape artist "The Great Arturo" (David Niven) wins the heart of beautiful bride-to-be Anita (Loretta Young) while performing at her bridal shower. She becomes his "vanishing" stage assistant, but when he breaks all of his romantic promises and his stunts become worrisomely dangerous, she disappears for good and marries her old love, Benton (Hugh Herbert). Arturo schemes to win Anita back through hypnosis and a final fantastic death-defying act at the 1939 New York World's Fair. Eternally Yours is a charming romantic comedy with a fine ensemble cast from the Golden Age of Hollywood. **Please be advised that while a great effort is made in restoring these films in their entirety, portions which have been destroyed beyond repair may have been edited out.** |
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