The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1932, Page 8

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He! has a pleasant boyish disposition: which has endeared him to the pic-| ture fraternity. “He's a swell kid,” is) the unanimous comment on him by ‘actors, and workers around the studio. During the making of Columbia's football picture, “That's My Boy,’} which gives him his finest role to} @ate, Cromwell was in his element, | for the entire cast, in most of the Scenes, was as youthful as himself. Dorothy Jordan, who is the heroine Unconscious 35 Days flso is of a buoyant, happy nature. | ‘and making of the picture proved to be lots of fun for Director Roy Wil- Ham Neill and all concerned. “That's My Boy,” tomorrow's fea-| ture at the Capitol Theatre was adapted from the novel by Francis! 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