Spring Madness (1938) | |
| Director(s) | S. Sylvan Simon |
| Producer(s) | Edward Chodorov |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
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Spring Madness (1938) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by S. Sylvan Simon and produced by Edward Chodorov.
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Kate 'Katie' McKim:
And what is man but woman's last domesticated animal?!
Kate 'Katie' McKim: Why, Mr. Thatcher, is that suspicion I see coming up in the dumbwaiter of your mind?
Alexandra 'Alex' Benson: I'm sure you're trying to protect us from ourselves.
Sam 'Sammy' Thatcher: Yes... yes, I am.
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Kate 'Katie' McKim: Why, Mr. Thatcher, is that suspicion I see coming up in the dumbwaiter of your mind?
Alexandra 'Alex' Benson: I'm sure you're trying to protect us from ourselves.
Sam 'Sammy' Thatcher: Yes... yes, I am.
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No information about the play by Eloise Barrangon and Eleanor Golden has been found.
Louis Jean Heydt as Paul Phillips and Irving Bacon as Assistant Passenger Agent are in studio records for their roles in this movie, but were not in the final release print.
Philip Barry's play, "Spring Dance", opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 25 August 1936 and had 24 performances. The opening night cast included José Ferrer (The Lippencott), Tom Neal (Doc Boyd), Philip Ober (Walter Beckett) and Mary Wickes (Mildred).
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Louis Jean Heydt as Paul Phillips and Irving Bacon as Assistant Passenger Agent are in studio records for their roles in this movie, but were not in the final release print.
Philip Barry's play, "Spring Dance", opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 25 August 1936 and had 24 performances. The opening night cast included José Ferrer (The Lippencott), Tom Neal (Doc Boyd), Philip Ober (Walter Beckett) and Mary Wickes (Mildred).
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