The Gay Bride (1934)Gangster Shoots Magiz is the producer of the show in which Mary is appearing. She marries him even though she can't stand a thing about him, knowing that in his business he may not be ... See full summary » Director:Jack Conway |
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Mary Magiz
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Jimmie 'Office boy' Burnham
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Mirabelle
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Leo Carrillo | ... |
Mickey 'The Greek' Mikapopoulis
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Nat Pendleton | ... |
William T. 'Shoots' Magiz
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Sam Hardy | ... |
Daniel J. Dingle
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Walter Walker | ... |
MacPherson, the Lawyer
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Gangster Shoots Magiz is the producer of the show in which Mary is appearing. She marries him even though she can't stand a thing about him, knowing that in his business he may not be around for long. She's right. A series of loves and deaths ensues. Written by Ed Stephan <stephan@cc.wwu.edu>
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14 December 1934 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Mono (Western Electric Sound System)Color:
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1.37 : 1
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Music by Walter Donaldson
Lyrics by Gus Kahn
Sung by Arthur Jarrett in the show
Incorporated often into the music score
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"Mississippi Honeymoon"Music by Walter Donaldson
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The movie was preposterous, but some fun. Lombard was her typical luminous self in a role that i could have seen Harlow and/or Monroe play in later years. To me, the most satisfying part of this mish mash was Chester Morris. He was so natural an actor and wondered why he never reach super stardom at that time. I seem to recall in his later years as "Boston Blackie", in a "B" series...what a wasted. BTW, Lombard made more than one movie with MGM...she made one with Clark Gable, her future husband. I guess she was a free lancer in those days..didn't get stuck with 7 year contracts as most actors did in those days, and regretted it.