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4 March 1933 (USA)
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Who Kidnapped The Bride On Her Wedding Night? more
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Golddiggers Kay and June are left stranded in Palm Beach after their latest catch skips without paying the girls' hotel bill...
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Cast
(Complete credited cast)| Glenda Farrell | ... | Kay Curtis | |
| Ben Lyon | ... | Henry Gibson | |
| Mary Brian | ... | June Dale | |
| Lyle Talbot | ... | Raymond Fox | |
| Guy Kibbee | ... | Kenneth Van Dusen | |
| Harold Huber | ... | Jim Hendricks | |
| Edward Ellis | ... | Detective Chief J.T. McDonald | |
| Peggy Shannon | ... | Daisy Bradford | |
| Helen Ware | ... | Mrs. Bradford | |
| Ferdinand Gottschalk | ... | Alvin Bradford | |
| G. Pat Collins | ... | Detective Crawford (as George Pat Collins) |
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The Blue Moon Murder Case (USA) (working title)
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69 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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USA:Approved (PCA #2702-R, 22 September 1936 for re-release)
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Production reports indicate the film was shot in 13 days.
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Kay Curtis:
It's for us all right. It says "for the g.d. sisters." I don't know if he means gold diggers or another well-known word.
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Two gold digging chorines think they can solve the mystery of a criminal's murder and a GIRL MISSING on her wedding night.
Fast-moving & fun, this is another example of the comedy crime picture that Warner Brothers was so expert at producing. Casts & plots could be shuffled endlessly, with very predictable results. While this assembly line approach created few classics, audience enjoyment could usually be assured.
Warners' wisecracking brassy blonde, Glenda Farrell, and pretty Mary Brian play the chorus girls stranded in Florida who must crack the homicide and kidnapping case in order to earn the sizable reward. They are both excellent in their roles, with sassy Farrell especially funny slinging her one-liners.
Ben Lyon plays the newlywed husband with much unexpected trouble on his hands. Lyle Talbot appears as a successful New York gigolo gone adventuring to Miami. Little Ferdinand Gottschalk is the eccentric parent of the purloined bride and wonderful character actor Guy Kibbee enlivens his few scenes as an old lecher desperate to get his hands on Miss Brian.
Movie mavens will recognize Louise Beavers as a maid & Walter Brennan as a garage attendant, both uncredited.