The ups and downs of newlyweds on a tight budget.The ups and downs of newlyweds on a tight budget.The ups and downs of newlyweds on a tight budget.
Hattie McDaniel
- Mamie - Carolyn's Maid
- (as Hattie McDaniels)
Jack Adair
- McKenzie Building Doorman
- (uncredited)
Herbert Ashley
- Coachman
- (uncredited)
Irving Bacon
- Hugh's Chauffeur
- (uncredited)
Eddie Baker
- Minor Role
- (uncredited)
Joseph E. Bernard
- McKenzie's Butler
- (uncredited)
Ward Bond
- Taxi Driver
- (uncredited)
Rose Coghlan
- Shocked Woman in Elevator
- (uncredited)
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaA young Charles Lane appears as the judge here. He would go on to a long career, usually playing a hard-nosed character. Even in this early appearance, his unmistakable voice can be heard.
- GoofsMichael tells the cab driver to take him to Pier 48, North River (i.e. Hudson River). However, when Carolyn, Hugh, Paul and Mattie arrive, there is a large sign indicating it's Pier 21.
- Quotes
Paul Dodson: Without my wife, I'm comparatively alone in the world. Even with my wife, I'm comparatively alone in the world.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The 71st Annual Academy Awards (1999)
- SoundtracksAuld Lang Syne
(1788) (uncredited)
Traditional Scottish song
Sung at New Year's Eve party
Featured review
One of Barbara Stanwyck's lesser efforts, The Bride Walks Out gets in a few jabs about chauvinistic pride but with little velocity behind its screwball intent it never reaches home plate.
Mike and Carolyn get hitched and he immediately puts his foot down about her working outside the home. As the bills mount she takes a job on the side to stem the tide of debt collectors but he finds out and the couple split. Miserable without each other they shakily attempt to reconcile.
Save for the abrasive Gene Raymond as Mike, Bride fields a decent enough acting squad with Babs, Robert Young as a well heeled interloper and a broad comic support line of Ned Sparks, Helen Broderick, Hattie Mc Daniel and Billy Gilbert. But lightweight director Leigh Jason fails to get cast or tempo out of its lethargy and the Bride Walks Out deserves one itself.
Mike and Carolyn get hitched and he immediately puts his foot down about her working outside the home. As the bills mount she takes a job on the side to stem the tide of debt collectors but he finds out and the couple split. Miserable without each other they shakily attempt to reconcile.
Save for the abrasive Gene Raymond as Mike, Bride fields a decent enough acting squad with Babs, Robert Young as a well heeled interloper and a broad comic support line of Ned Sparks, Helen Broderick, Hattie Mc Daniel and Billy Gilbert. But lightweight director Leigh Jason fails to get cast or tempo out of its lethargy and the Bride Walks Out deserves one itself.
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- Budget
- $289,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 15 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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