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Rafter Romance Overview:

Rafter Romance (1933) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by William A. Seiter and produced by Merian C. Cooper and Kenneth Macgowan.

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Rafter Romance (1933)

on Apr 26, 2017 From Journeys in Classic Film

Outside of being an amazing opportunity to gather with like-minded folks and watch movies, the TCM Classic Film Festival is the place to hear bizarre stories about movies caught in legal limbo. (I’m fairly certain this festival is the only time where a legal affairs officer can enthrall an aud... Read full article

Rafter Romance (1933)

By Angela on Nov 23, 2010 From Hollywood Revue

Mary Carroll (Ginger Rogers) and Jack Bacon (Norman  Foster) are two people with very different lives.  Mary has just moved to New York and it took her a while to find a job selling iceboxes by telephone.  Jack is an aspiring artist and a security guard by night.  What they do have in common is ... Read full article

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Rafter Romance Facts
Although the onscreen source credited to John Wells is "story," it was actually a novel published in 1932.
Ellen Corby, as one of the telephone solicitors, can be seen among those gathering around Robert Benchley when he announces the "banquet", and again at the picnic as one of a trio of prize winners. She's the dark haired one with her back to the camera.
Ginger Rogers and Norman Foster replaced Dorothy Wilson and Joel McCrea in the lead roles.
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