35mm Film Screening: Clara Bow in Her Wedding Night
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Join us for a rare 1930 Clara Bow pre-code romp, screened from a 35mm print, with special guest, David Stenn to speak about the film!
“I’ve had enough trouble with men without marrying any!” declares Clara Bow (whose own hectic love life was this film's inspiration) as she flees wannabe Paris grooms for the French Riviera where comic mayhem ensues amidst Art Deco sets. Unseen for decades due to rights issues and still unavailable on any streamlining platform, this super-rare Pre-Code romp is “a rush of great fun, high spirits, and good humor from a bright ensemble cast, and particularly vivacious Bow” (Derek Winnert).
Director: Frank Tuttle. Screenwriter: Henry Myers. With: Clara Bow, Ralph Forbes, Charles Ruggles.
Running Time: 75 minutes.
In person introduction and Q&A following the film with David Stenn, author of Clara Bow: Runnin’ Wild.
Tickets are free, first come, first serve when box office opens on the day of the event.
“I’ve had enough trouble with men without marrying any!” declares Clara Bow (whose own hectic love life was this film's inspiration) as she flees wannabe Paris grooms for the French Riviera where comic mayhem ensues amidst Art Deco sets. Unseen for decades due to rights issues and still unavailable on any streamlining platform, this super-rare Pre-Code romp is “a rush of great fun, high spirits, and good humor from a bright ensemble cast, and particularly vivacious Bow” (Derek Winnert).
Director: Frank Tuttle. Screenwriter: Henry Myers. With: Clara Bow, Ralph Forbes, Charles Ruggles.
Running Time: 75 minutes.
In person introduction and Q&A following the film with David Stenn, author of Clara Bow: Runnin’ Wild.
Tickets are free, first come, first serve when box office opens on the day of the event.
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Where is it happening?
Billy Wilder Theater, 10889 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024-4200, United States, Beverly Hills
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Host or PublisherArt Deco Society of Los Angeles
