A vaudeville magician act is hired to right a wrong. Some comedy relief.A vaudeville magician act is hired to right a wrong. Some comedy relief.A vaudeville magician act is hired to right a wrong. Some comedy relief.
Slim Summerville
- Bill Ambrose
- (as "Slim" Summerville)
Ed Brady
- Stage Manager
- (uncredited)
Wallace MacDonald
- Theater Manager
- (uncredited)
Frank Mills
- Pilot
- (uncredited)
Frank O'Connor
- Detective
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaWalter C. Hackett's play, "Afterwards," opened in London on 7 November 1933. It had no Broadway production.
- GoofsAt the house on Long Island Bill and La Salle are talking about what to do next and decide on another drink. Bill has his hat in one hand and a glass in the other as they start towards the bar table and the glass and hat switch hands between shots.
- Crazy creditsHuntley Gordon's given name is misspelled as "Huntly" in the opening credits, but is correct in the end credits.
Featured review
Julie Haydon's husband died in a plane crash. She has since come under the domination of fake spiritualist Ralph Morgan. Her sister Kay Johnson and brother-in-law Bruce Cabot hire stage magician William Gaxton and his company of Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts to destroy morgan's authority. It does not go as planned.
Gaxton tries to play it big and stagy, yet doesn't really succeed. His is odd, because he was a stage performer who had a big Broadway career, often starring with Victor Moore. That explains his infrequent movie appearances. Here, however, I was subject to the thought that this was a role intended for Edmund Lowe..... who was working for Fox.
Which leaves us with Summerville and Miss Pitts. Enjoying them is, I understand, a matter of individual taste. Happily, I enjoy them a great deal.
Gaxton tries to play it big and stagy, yet doesn't really succeed. His is odd, because he was a stage performer who had a big Broadway career, often starring with Victor Moore. That explains his infrequent movie appearances. Here, however, I was subject to the thought that this was a role intended for Edmund Lowe..... who was working for Fox.
Which leaves us with Summerville and Miss Pitts. Enjoying them is, I understand, a matter of individual taste. Happily, I enjoy them a great deal.
Details
- Runtime1 hour 8 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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