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Alum And Eve
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No review available. |
Favourite bit When Bobby Burns is told he will never walk again! |
Trivia • Copyrighted October 3, 1932. • The 11th film in the series. • The name of the hospital is "Peaceful Valley". • In a 1936 newspaper article on stuntwomen, Betty Danko recalled filming a stunt for this film where she doubled for ZaSu Pitts (neither the film nor ZaSu are specifically named in the anecdote, but Betty's description clearly applies to a scene from this film): "I once had to fall, feet first, from a high window, holding a dummy policeman in my arms. When I started the jump, I had my arms around the dummy's neck, but when I landed I had him only by one knee. I tried to twist and let the dummy break my fall, but his feet were loaded and I lost my balance." |
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ZaSu Pitts ZaSu |
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Thelma Todd Thelma |
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James C. Morton Policeman |
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Almeda Fowler Nurse |
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Betty Danko Betty, nurse |
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Ham Kinsey Intern |
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Ernie Alexander Intern |
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Carl M. Leviness Doctor |
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Bobby Burns Hospital patient |
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Otto Fries Doctor |
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Baldwin Cooke Orderly |
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Lorena Carr Nurse |
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Dorothy Layton Nurse |
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Estelle Etterre Nurse carrying twins |
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UNIDENTIFIED Nurse |
CREDITS (click image to enlarge) |
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Acknowledgements: Jesse Brisson (identification of Betty Danko, Dorothy Layton, Estelle Etterre) Brent Seguine (identification of Carl M. Leviness) This page was last updated on: 25 September 2023 |