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Klondike Annie (1936)
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21 February 1936 (USA) moreTagline:
She Made the Frozen North... Red Hot!Plot Keywords:
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Raoul Walsh Directs Mae West moreCast
(Complete credited cast)| Mae West | ... | The Frisco Doll / Rose Carlton / Sister Annie Alden | |
| Victor McLaglen | ... | Bull Brackett | |
| Phillip Reed | ... | Insp. Jack Forrest | |
| Helen Jerome Eddy | ... | Sister Annie Alden | |
| Harry Beresford | ... | Brother Bowser | |
| Harold Huber | ... | Chan Lo | |
| Lucile Gleason | ... | Big Tess (as Lucille Webster Gleason) | |
| Conway Tearle | ... | Vance Palmer | |
| Esther Howard | ... | Fanny Radler | |
| Soo Yong | ... | Fah Wong, Rose's Maid | |
| John Rogers | ... | Buddie | |
| Ted Oliver | ... | Grigsby | |
| Lawrence Grant | ... | Sir Gilbert | |
| Gene Austin | ... | Organist | |
| Vladimar Bykoff | ... | Marinoff |
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General Service Studios - 1040 N. Las Palmas, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAFun Stuff
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One of over 700 Paramount Productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned and controlled by Universal ever since. moreSoundtrack:
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My only reason of watching this rather trifling Mae West vehicle is that the director is Raoul Walsh. I've never been a big Mae West fan, though I thoroughly liked "She Done Him Wrong" and "I'm No Angel." I had some hopes for "Klondike Annie," but it lamentably turned out one of her dullest efforts. Mae's suggestive one-liners are surprisingly exhausting; her characterization of "the Frisco Doll" is rather fake and unremarkable. Walsh's direction is curiously flat and there's very little of his trademark exuberance to wither the contrived silliness of Mae's script (adapted from her own play "The Frisco Kate").
I saw it back to back with another Mae West movie called "Every Day's a Holiday"(1937). Though Walsh is a vastly superior director than Edward Sutherland, I much prefer that one because it's breezier, funnier, and more enjoyable.
The only good or likable things in "Klondike Annie" are Mae's romantic liaison with the rugged Victor Mclaglen as the rough, grumbling captain of the ship, and the moment when Mae impersonates the Salvation Army missionary. The rest is forgettable