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7 September 1935 (USA)
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AN ALL-STAR CAST in an ALL-STAR COMEDY RIOT! (original poster) more
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Loretta Dalrymple, a homely young country girl comes to New York City and gets a job as a chambermaid in a large hotel...
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just not as good as it should have been
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Marion Davies | ... | Loretta Dalrymple, aka Miss Dawn Glory |
| Pat O'Brien | ... | Daniel 'Click' / 'Dan' Wiley |
| Dick Powell | ... | Bingo Nelson |
| Mary Astor | ... | Gladys Russell |
| Frank McHugh | ... | Edward 'Ed' Olson |
 | Lyle Talbot | ... | Slattery of the Express |
| Allen Jenkins | ... | Petey |
| Barton MacLane | ... | Blackie (as Barton McLane) |
| Patsy Kelly | ... | Betty |
| Hobart Cavanaugh | ... | Joe Bonner |
| Joseph Cawthorn | ... | Mr. J. Horace Freischutz |
| Al Shean | ... | Mr. Simeon Hamburgher |
| Berton Churchill | ... | Mr. Yates, Assistant Hotel Manager |
| Helen Lowell | ... | Actress, Dawn Glory's 'Mother' |
| Mary Treen | ... | Beauty Shop Operator |
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93 min | USA:75 min (preview)
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USA:Passed (National Board of Review) |
USA:Approved (PCA #984)
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The original play opened in New York at the Mansfield Theater on 27 November 1934 and ran for 63 performances.
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Referenced in Page Miss Glory (1936)
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Untitled Waltz
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Considering the talent invested in this movie, and the fast paced, well developed story, this should have been a near classic. The story of two glib con men, who first invent a contest winner by photographic trickery, then find a maid who fits the description, is done well enough that you can buy the premise. Here are two problems: Pat O'Brien, who plays one of the con men, does what he always does in this type of role - talks with a machine gun like speed, making it all but impossible to understand him. Secondly, Marion Davies, the maid who is talked into portraying "Miss Dawn Glory", the contest winner, simply can't act. Granted, she was extremely attractive, bright, and possessed a presence all but impossible to ignore. But I have never seen any evidence that she had much talent for acting. The rest of the cast were close to being perfect for their roles, most notably Patsy Kelly and Dick Powell.