The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1937, Page 8

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For Vina Delmar Film ‘The breezy comedy of a newspaper-{ One of the strongest casts ever as- man who went berserk when he was ;sembled for a motion picture makes suddenly deluged with unlimited funds | its appearance in “Make Way for To- brings Edward Everett Horton, Lynne |morrow,” a screen play of the great Overman and Louise Campbell to the /American family in action by Vina screen of the Capitol Theatre on Tues-|Delmar which opens today at the day and Wednesday in “Wild Money,” |Paramount Theatre. latest newspaper comedy from the pen) Headed by Beulah Bondi and Vic- of Paul Gallico. ‘The man in the case is Horton, au-/'F Moore who play the roles of itor for a newspaper, who wants to | standparents in the film, the cast in- be a reporter and to win Miss Camp- cludes Thomas Mitchell, Elisabeth pportunity almost knocks him | Risdon, Minna Gombel and Ray May- over when the biggest story of the year|er as the scrappy middle-aged chil- falls right into his lap. The means he | dren; Fay Bainter and Porter Hall as employs to “scoop” the story when /|a pair of in-laws with notions of their his managing editor wires him that |own as to what's to be done with aged he can go the limit on expenses, |in-laws, and Barbara Read, a grand- makes for much of the comedy. daughter, whose conception of a good Miss Campbell is a newcomer to the | time brings her into conflict with the screen from the New York stage. She |generations represented by her par- is a Chicago girl who taught dramatics jents and grandparents. at DePaul University and appeared| The supporting cast inclldes Louise in many New York stage successes, |Beavers, the screen’s leading Negro|) ALLEY OOP notably in the romantic lead of “Three | actress who achieved outstanding suc- Ki cess in her portrayal of the house- ‘The cast also includes Porter Hall, |keeper to Sir Guy Standing in “Anna- Lucien Littlefield, Benny Baker, Ruth | polis Farewell,” and who plays an- Coleman, and Wesley Barry, famed |other maid role in “Make Way for freckled boy of the screen of a gener- | Tomorrow”; Maurice Moscovitch, one ation ago, who is now grown to man- | of the outstanding names on the legi- hood. “Wild Money” is the screen | timate stage in America and Europe treatment of the Saturday Evening | for forty years; Ralph Remley, George Post, story “Tightwad.” It was di- | Offerman, Jr.. Tommy Bupp, Ferike by Louis King. 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