Midnight Alibi (Warner Bros.) (1934)

Record Details:

Title:
Midnight Alibi (Warner Bros.)
Date:
1934
Publisher:
Warner Bros.
Volume:
Midnight Alibi (Warner Bros. Pressbook, 1934)
Leaf #:
00011
Language:
English
Collection:
Pressbooks
Contributor:
Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 27, 2022
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THEATRE 318 Lines STRUCK! .. . YET HE PROVED TOA JURY HE WASN'T THERE! He baffled the law! He'll baffle you—this good-time guy who was dressed to KILL—till his “skirt” almost tripped him! . . . A First National Hit with ANN DVORAK ¢ HELEN LOWELL * HELEN Mat No. 18—30c “WARNER TRAILERS PLAY A TREMENBOUS | PART IN SELLING THE PICTURE!’ — — Don Kelsey, Lyric Theatre, Blacksbury, Va. And here’s the copy on the latest scereen-salesman: An olde proverb says— "When a hard-boiled egg falls for a sweet petunia He usually gets it in the neck!" —Shakespeare And that's the lowdown on "Midnight Alibi" Damon Runyon's swellegant story Of a gambler who owned the world Until he put all his chips on a hot number— with red hair! "MIDNIGHT ALIBI" with Richard Barthelmess As an up-to-date guy who fell hard For a hard-to-date dame Ann Dvorak as his heart-trouble Helen Lowell as the old doll who played cupid "MIDNIGHT ALIBI" Sizzling with speed and drama of Manhattan's new "roaring forties" It's Damon Runyon's follow-up hit to "Lady for a Day" and "Little Miss Marker". With Richard Barthelmess Ann Dvorak Helen Chandler Helen Lowell "MIDNIGHT ALIBI" A First National and Vitaphone Romantic Hit! Page Twelve