New Faces of 1937 (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Leigh Jason |
| Producer(s) | Edward Small |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Musical, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic) |
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Milton Berle(as Wallington 'Wally' Wedge)
New Faces of 1937
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New Faces of 1937
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1937
Milton Berle
(as Wallington 'Wally' Wed...)
Harriet Hilliard(as Patricia 'Pat' Harrington)
New Faces of 1937
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New Faces of 1937
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1937
Harriet Hilliard
(as Patricia 'Pat' Harring...)
Jerome Cowan(as Robert Hunt)
New Faces of 1937
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New Faces of 1937
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1937
Jerome Cowan
(as Robert Hunt)
Richard Lane(as Harry Barnes, Broker)
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New Faces of 1937
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1937
Richard Lane
(as Harry Barnes, Broker)
Ann Miller(as Herself)
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New Faces of 1937
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Ann Miller
(as Herself)
Frances Gifford(as Showgirl)
New Faces of 1937
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New Faces of 1937
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1937
Frances Gifford
(as Showgirl)
Harry Bernard(as Bridge Guard)
New Faces of 1937
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New Faces of 1937
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1937
Harry Bernard
(as Bridge Guard)
Robert Emmett O'Connor(as Policeman)
New Faces of 1937
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New Faces of 1937
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1937
Robert Emmett O'Connor
(as Policeman)
New Faces of 1937 Overview:
New Faces of 1937 (1937) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by Leigh Jason and produced by Edward Small.
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Debut of Hillary Brooke.
David Freedman's sketch "A Day at the Brokers" appeared in the Ziegfeld Follies of 1936, which opened on Broadway on 30 January 1936. It had 115 performances and starred Fanny Brice, Bob Hope and Eve Arden.
The PCA at first refused to issue an approved certificate for the film because 'Eddie Rio''s pantomime of a lady taking a bath was considered vulgar. They eventually relented.
RKO planned to do a sequel, "New Faces of 1938", but dropped the idea when this movie was not received very well.