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of the Movies and Personalities of the Golden Age of Hollywood

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

A Cinedrome Pop Quiz



Here's a challenge for Cinedrome's readers, just for fun.

I recently won an auction on eBay for a 16mm print. The
picture is Up in Mabel's Room (1944), directed by Allan
Dwan, based on the 1919 Broadway chestnut by Wilson
Collison and Otto Hauerbach. The movie's cast includes
Marjorie Reynolds, Dennis O'Keefe, Gail Patrick, Mischa
Auer, Charlotte Greenwood and Binnie Barnes.

But none of that is important for our purposes here. What
is important is what came with the print. The seller included
a little note thanking me for my purchase and hoping I enjoy
it. Attached to the note was a unique bookmark, consisting
of four frames of 35mm Technicolor film (plus a diagonal
slice of an additional frame at each end). The four frames
are reproduced on the left.

Now here's the challenge, in two parts: (1) Name the movie
these  frames are from; and (2) Identify the actors. The
Grand prize is unlimited bragging rights. Leave your guesses,
or any questions, in the comments. All right, ready? Go!

Next up here at Cinedrome: Shirley Temple Revisited, Part 1.


6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Ok, here's my guess: Dick Powell, Alvy Moore, and Les Tremayne in SUSAN SLEPT HERE?

Jim Lane said...

We have a winner! Congratulations to William Ferry for acing both parts of the challenge. I'm holding off on publishing William's correct guess for now. Any other guesses?

reprobates said...

Hello Jim,

Just saw this this evening Wednesday when we got back from Los Angeles, but the four frames are from SUSAN SLEPT HERE and the actors are Dick Powell, Alvy Moore and Les Tremayne.

We'll see you at Cinevent!

RICHARD M ROBERTS

Jim Lane said...

A second winner! Cinedrome hereby issues a duplicate Bragging Rights Award. Congratulations, William and Richard -- and Richard, see you in Columbus!

Anonymous said...

Thanks muchly, Jim...I'm doubly honored to be in the company of the praiseworthy Richard M. Roberts!

reprobates said...


Well Goodness, thank you Mr. Ferry, I feel in equally fine company sharing bragging rights with you.


RICHARD M ROBERTS

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