The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1932, Page 8

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Low- ell Sherman as a director couples a Gregory Ratoff contributes sheer comedy as a producer, and reveals his talents for humor with the equal finesse of his drama of “Symphony of Six Million.” Neil Hamilton is the clean-cut lover, brilliant in his depiction of Miss Bennett's husband. | | able that no ‘her dramatic piece, on | barrage of laughs with effective | the theater play with the novel andj drama that is emotionally touching; | the results prove he took the best profoundly impressive. It is prob- Stage or screen, has been so admir- ably acted. Edmund Goulding, in di- recting the Baum story, combined of each for his camera material. As in book and play, the hotel it- Self is the outstanding character, taking its place in story interest as importantly as any of the human players. 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