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Hildy Johnson wants to quit the newspaper business; his unscrupulous editor, Walter Burns, will do anything to get him to stay. Things come to a head when Earl Williams escapes from jail on the eve of his execution.

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Walter Burns
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Hildy Johnson
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Mrs. Grant
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Mollie Malloy
Harold J. Kennedy ...
Bensinger
Susan Watson ...
Peggy Grant
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Mayor
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Sheriff Hartman
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Jennie

Directed by

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Alan Handley

Written by

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Ben Hecht ... (play)
 
Charles MacArthur ... (play)

Produced by

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Alfred De Liagre Jr. ... executive producer: for Plumstead Playhouse
Lewis Freedman ... producer
M.J. Rivkin ... executive producer: for MPC
Martha Scott ... executive producer: for Plumstead Playhouse

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Ed Wittstein

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Edith Hamlin ... production supervisor
Alan Landsburg ... production manager

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Danny Franks ... lighting designer

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Steven Armstrong ... original stage settings
Edith Hamlin ... executive supervisor

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Also Known As
  • Pierwsza strona (Poland)
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  • 90 min
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Trivia The Front Page opened at the Times Square Theater (New York City) on August 14, 1929 and ran for 276 performances. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in They Might Be Giants (1971). See more »

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