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CUUDETTE JENNIFER JOSEPH COLBERT-JONES - COTTEN SHIRLEY MONTY TEMPLE-WOOLLEY LIONEL ROBERT BARRYMORE-WALKER gut MADISON “SinceYou WentAway THEATRE 1 Col. Ad Mat 109—70 Lines THEATRE 1 Col. Ad Mat 106—38 Lines Presents the Sensational Eight Star Hit A story of today’s love and laughter Claudette COLBERT Jennifer JONES Joseph COTTEN Shirley TEMPLE Monty WOOLLEY Lionel BARRYMORE Robert WALKER Guy MADISON “SinceYou Went Away Directed by JOHN CROMWELL THEATRE 3 Col. Ad Mat 305—327 Lines CAST STORY ANALYSIS Anne Hilton CLAUDETTE COLBERT Jane Hilton JENNIFER JONES Anthony Willett JOSEPH COTTEN Bridget (“Brig”) Hilton SHIRLEY TEMPLE Colonel Smollett MONTY WOOLLEY The Clergyman LIONEL BARRYMORE William G. Smollett II ROBERT WALKER Harold Smith .GUY MADISON Lieutenant Solomon Keenan Wynn Fidelia Hattie McDaniel Emily Hawkins Agnes Moorehead Woman Traveler Florence Bates Danny Williams Craig Stevens Dr. Sigmund Golden Albert Basserman Zofia Koslowska .. Nazimova CREDITS David O. Selznick presents Claudette Colbert, Jennifer Jones, Jo- ^-pli Cotten, Shirley Temple, Lionel Barrymore, Monty Woolley, itobert Walker and Guy Madison in “Since You Went Away.” Pro¬ duced by David O. Selznick. Directed by John Cromwell. Screenplay by David O. Selznick. Production designed by William L. Pereira. Photographed by Stanley Cortez, A.S.C. and Lee Garmes, A.S.C. Music by Max Steiner. Production Managers, Raymond A. Klune and Rich¬ ard L. Johnston. Supervising Film Editor, Hal C. Kern. Sound Editor, Charles L. Freeman. This is the story of the Hilton family, Anne (Claudette Colbert) and her daughters, Jane (Jennifer Jones) and Brig (Shirley Temple). It touches on the family’s re¬ lationship with their boarder Colonel Smollett (Monty Woolley) and Jane’s romance with the Colonel’s nephew (Robert Walker). In the absence of Mr. Hilton, Anthony Willett (Joseph Cotten), an old friend of Anne’s, becomes the Hilton’s ad¬ visor. He is aided by their faithful maid-of-all-work Fidelia (Hattie McDaniel). Among those who shape the day-to-day events in the story of the Hiltons are a clergyman (Lionel Barry¬ more), youthful Harold Smith (Guy Madison), and shrewish Emily Hawkins (Agnes Moorehead). Diverse scenes in a hospital, a bowling alley, a railroad car, a restaurant and a school form the background for the romance, pathos and drama which fill the lives of this typical American family. Page Five