So's Your Aunt Emma (Monogram) (1942)

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Record Details:

Title:
So's Your Aunt Emma (Monogram)
Date:
1942
Publisher:
Monogram Pictures
Volume:
So's Your Aunt Emma (Monogram Pressbook, 1942)
Leaf #:
0003
Language:
English
Collection:
Pressbooks
Contributor:
Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
November 23, 2023
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**S She learns to handle a highball, a ‘| six-gun and a MAN...and takes the big town for a joyride, with ZASU PITTS ROGER PRYOR WARREN HYMER DOUGLAS FOWLEY ON Money Picture Produced by LINDSLEY PARSONS « Directed by JEAN YARBROUGH Assoc. Producer BARNEY SARECKY + Screenplay by George Bricker & Edmund Kelso Original Story by Harry Hervey Two Column Cut or Mat No. 22 She’s The LAST of The GLAMOUR GIRLS! Picture One Col. Cut or Mat No. 7 ZaSu Steps Out And The Underworld Steps In! Every day is April Fools Day when the guys and dolls of gangland mistake Aunt Emma for a gun moll from Missouri / cae Picture One Col. Cut or Mat No. 8 One Col. Cut or Mat No. 5 One Col. Cut or Mat No. 6 ZaSu Steps Out And The Underworld Steps In! Every day is April Fools Day when the guys and dolls of gangland mistake Aunt Emma for a gun moll from Missouri! Monogram Picture Produced by LINDSLEY PARSONS e Directed by JEAN YARBROUGH Assoc. Producer BARNEY SARECKY = Screenplay by George Bricker & Edmund Kelso Original Story by Harry Hervey Two Column Cut or Mat No. 23