Word: douglases
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The celluloid capital no longer impairs our morals by glorifying the wicked. For this Allen Baxter dashes all over the country killing people, and still he does not win the hearts of his audience. No one feels the slightest twinge of romantic sorrow when Sylvia Sydney shoots him to death...
Moving picture producers are often unfortunate in the choice of titles. The Hollywood that changed "The Admirable Crichton" to "Male and Female" has done even worse by Claudette Colbert in her latest vehicle. But don't let the tittle scare you away from "She Married Her Boss." In it Miss...
Practically every way extant of thumbing the nose at outraged respectability is resorted to at one time or another in "She Married Her Boss," and all the things you've wanted to do but couldn't (such as throwing bricks through department store windows) are done. Vicarious satisfaction and a...
Under the general direction of Douglas W. Overton '36, the actors will be coached by Allan G. Downer 2G., while Allan Bartman '36 is preparing the coatumes.
Mary Burns, Fugitive (Paramount) is evidence that, if the cinema is not quite ready to call off its exploitation of G-men and supergangsters, it feels driven nevertheless to eerie heights of implausibility in search of new twists. Sylvia Sidney, naïve proprietress of a roadside restaurant, falls in...