Night After Night (1932) |
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Night After Night Cast |
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Mae West
(as Maudie Triplett)
with George Raft
(as Joe Anton)
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Other InformationPlot SummaryA successful ex-boxer buys a high-class speakeasy and falls for a rich society girl, who doesn`t know about his past. Complications ensue when some ex-girlfriends from his boxing days show up. (www.imdb.com/title/tt0023266/) TaglineDanger Lurks - Romance Flames - Excitement Plays in Joe Anton`s Place "Night after Night" JOE ANTON (George Raft) shady - sinister - charming in his own way - he knew what he wanted - and took it! (original lobby card 1) MISS HEALY (Constance Cummings) - Alone - always alone - she sat in Joe`s Place - waiting - for what? (original lobby card 2) IRIS (Wynne Gibson) - Joe Anton`s former Sweetheart - who fought to hold his love! (original lobby card 3) MAUDIE (Mae West ) - She was the spirit of what the nice girl never does - but she was REAL ! (original lobby card 4) MISS JELLYMAN (Alison Skipworth) - All her life she longed for happiness - and found it teaching a gangster how to be a gentleman! (original lobby card 5) Related MoviesIndie Sex: Censored [Featured in] (Year of movie: 2007) 100 Years Of Comedy [Featured in] (Year of movie: 1997) Maple Palm [Referenced in] (Year of movie: 2006) Breakfast in Bed [Referenced in] (Year of movie: 1990) |
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Trivia and QuotesQuotes Joe Anton: You think you`d come over here if you didn`t want me? This rough-housing the place is just a fancy way of putting it. Jerky: You gettin` to be one of those hypochondicrats?
Leo: Are you studying with that teacher, too? Iris Dawn: I don`t like being rousted around. Joe Anton: `Keep off the grass` is written all over her. Miss Jerry Healy: How dare you!
Joe Anton: Ha-ha! Our old friend "How dare you." Joe Anton: The way she sits, she stands out.
Leo: Oh, I get it. She`s one of those standing and sitting ladies. Joe Anton: If I was a pirate and I had you on my ship, I wouldn`t throw you to the crew. Frankie Guard: You`ll happen to have some visitors one of these nights.
Joe Anton: Heh, heh! Well, that`s really funny! Will you do me a favor, Frankie?
Frankie Guard: Sure, Joe, anytime.
Joe Anton: Will you tell Gaston and his mob the sooner they come around, the better I`ll like it? You know these quiet evenings are getting on my nerves, and a little excitement would be as welcome as the flowers in May.
Frankie Guard: I`ll tell him that, Joe.
Joe Anton: Don`t forget.
Frankie Guard: Leave it to me, and speaking of flowers, what sort would you prefer?
Joe Anton: Oh, anything at all except pansies.
Frankie Guard: Your last wish will be fulfilled... Miss Mabel Jellyman: Maudie, do you really think I could get rid of my inhibitions?
Maudie: Why, sure. I got an old trunk you can put them in.
Miss Mabel Jellyman: Hotcha! Miss Mabel Jellyman: Maudie, do you believe in love at first sight?
Maudie: I don`t know, but it saves an awful lot of time. Hatcheck girl: Goodness, what beautiful diamonds!
Maudie: Goodness had nothing to do with it, dearie.Trivia George Raft was initially upset with co-star Mae West`s acting in this film, later telling the studio that her performance had stolen "everything but the cameras". One of over 700 Paramount Productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned and controlled by Universal ever since. Feature film debut of Mae West. George Raft (Joe Anton) also appeared with her in her final film, Sextette (1978). | ||
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