The Right to Romance (1933)Dr "Peggy" Simmons, a successful and respected plastic surgeon, encounters job stress beyond her control. Lacking a social side to her harried life and desperately seeking romance, she ... See full summary » Director:Alfred Santell |
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Title: The Right to Romance (1933)
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Ann Harding | ... |
Dr. Margaret 'Peggy' Simmons
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Bobby Preble
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Dr. Helmuth 'Heppie' Heppling
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Sari Maritza | ... |
Lee Joyce
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Irving Pichel | ... |
Dr. Beck
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Helen Freeman | ... |
Mrs. Preble
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Stephen Chase | ... |
Bunny Allen
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Delmar Watson | ... |
Bill
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Louise Carter | ... |
First Face Lift Patient
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Bramwell Fletcher | ... |
Man with the Maceys
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Patricia O'Brien | ... |
Eve Lane - Peggy's Receptionist
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Dr "Peggy" Simmons, a successful and respected plastic surgeon, encounters job stress beyond her control. Lacking a social side to her harried life and desperately seeking romance, she travels to a beach-side resort for some R&R and becomes reacquainted with Bobby Preble, a devil-may-care playboy. They fall madly in love; but Peggy resists her temptations and soon returns to the many needy patients that rely on her unique talents. Preble follows, and nuptials soon follow. Will these two, being from different worlds and having dissimilar life outlooks, make their marriage work? Will old beaus intervene? Written by mbrindell
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17 November 1933 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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(1843) (uncredited)
from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61"
Written by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Played after the wedding ceremony
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William Gargan was listed as a cast member in a contemporary Hollywood Reporter article, but he was not seen in the movie. See more »Soundtracks
"The Wedding March"(1843) (uncredited)
from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61"
Written by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Played after the wedding ceremony
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You must see, "Double Harness"-1933, to appreciate how GREAT an actress Ms. Harding was!... i thought lots of comments were posted on the film site,or her biography site, butijust checked, and most were gone;what happened to them?
I thought there were at least 5 posts saying what great heights Ms. Harding's subtle performance achieved! She had been nominated for Academy award in 1930 for, "Holiday". Marie Dressler won that year for "Min, and Bill"- a great performance,too!This movie,"Holiday", was remade with Katherine Hepburn, and Cary Grant in 1938. This was a great comedy... but sadly the Harding movie is almost in total disrepair at the Library of Congress. You must see Double Harness!!!!!!!!!!