Three on a Match (1932)

USA, 65 min
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Basic facts

Original title Three on a Match
Film type Feature
Category Fiction
Director
Producer
Screenplay
Production country
  • USA
Production company
Classification Allowed from age 15
Dialogue
  • English
Swedish release 1933-11-25

Cast

Virginia Davis
Mary Keaton som barn

Joan Blondell
Mary Keaton som vuxen, även kallad Mary Bernard

Anne Shirley (as Dawn O'Day)
Vivian Revere som barn

Ann Dvorak
Vivian Revere Kirkwood som vuxen

Betty Carse
Ruth Wescott som barn

Bette Davis
Ruth Wescott som vuxen

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Titles

Original title
  • Three on a Match
Swedish release title
  • Hans hustrus brott
Distribution title
  • Hänen vaimonsa rikos (Finland)
  • Une allumette pour trois (Frankrike)
  • Tres vidas de mujer (Spanien)
  • Três ainda é bom (Brasilien)

Crew

Director
Screenplay
Producer
Director of Photography
Production Designer
Film Editor
Story
Musical Arrangement
Orchestra
Conductor
Costume Designer

Cast

Virginia Davis Mary Keaton som barn
Joan Blondell Mary Keaton som vuxen, även kallad Mary Bernard
Anne Shirley (as Dawn O'Day) Vivian Revere som barn
Ann Dvorak Vivian Revere Kirkwood som vuxen
Betty Carse Ruth Wescott som barn
Bette Davis Ruth Wescott som vuxen
Warren William Robert Kirkwood
Lyle Talbot Michael Loftus
Humphrey Bogart Harve
Allen Jenkins Dick
Edward Arnold Ace
- Ej krediterade:
Frankie Darro Bobby
Glenda Farrell Mrs. Black
Buster Phelps Robert Kirkwood Jr.
Grant Mitchell Mr. Gilmore, rektorn
Sheila Terry Naomi, Kirkwoods sekreterare
Clara Blandick Mrs. Keaton
John Marston Randall, civilpolis
Patricia Ellis Linda
Hale Hamilton försvarsadvokaten
Dick Brandon Horace
Junior Johnson Max
Sidney Miller Willie Golberg
Blanche Frederici Miss Blazer
Hardie Albright Phil
Spencer Charters gatsopare
Ann Brody Mrs. Goldberg
Jack La Rue Aces medhjälpare
Stanley Price Aces medhjälpare
Harry Seymour Jerry Carter
Mary Doran fånge
Herman Bing professor Irving Finklestein
Selmer Jackson radiokommentator (röst)
June Gittelson fetlagd fånge
Frank O'Connor telegrafist
Adele Watson sjuksköterska på båten
Jack Webb pojke på skolgården

Companies

Production Company First National Pictures, Inc. controlled by Warner Bros Pictures, Inc.
Copyright First National Pictures Inc. 1932-10-25 LP3364
Distributor in Sweden (35 mm) First National-Warner Bros. Film AB 1933

Swedish censorship / rating

Censorship number 49212
Date 1933-06
Classification Allowed from age 15
Original length 1776 meters
Censored length 1775 meters
Notes Aktlängder: 0, 0, 0, 0.


Technical specifications

Aspect ratio 1.37:1
Sound type Sound
Sound system Optical mono
Colour type Black and white
Carrier type 35 mm
Frames per second 24
Length in metres 1775 meter
Length in minutes 65 min
Reels 7 reels


Production location

Warner Bros. Burbank Studios, 4000 Warner Boulevard Burbank, Kalifornien USA

Release dates

First showing 1932-10-28 USA 65 min
Release in Sweden 1933-11-25 Röda Lyktan Stockholm Sweden 65 min
1933-11-25 Sibyllan Stockholm Sweden 65 min

Soundtrack listing

Original title Smiles
Composer Lee S. Roberts (1917)
Lyrics J. Will Callahan (1917)


Original title The Sheik of Araby
Composer Ted Snyder (1921)
Lyrics Harry B. Smith (1921)
Francis Wheeler (1917)


Original title The Stars and Stripes Forever!
Composer John Philip Sousa (1897)
Orchestra Leader Herman Bing


Original title Auld Lang Syne
Lyrics Robert Burns (dock ej första strofen)


Original title The Prisoner's Song
Composer Guy Massey (1924)
Lyrics Guy Massey (1924)


Original title Diane
Composer Erno Rapee (1927)
Lew Pollack (1927)


Original title Charleston
Composer James P. Johnson (1923)
Lyrics Cecil Mack (1923)


Original title Dancing with Tears in My Eyes
Composer Joseph Burke (1930)
Lyrics Al Dubin (1930)


Original title Some of These Days
Composer Shelton Brooks (1910)
Lyrics Shelton Brooks (1910)
Dancer Ann Dvorak


Original title Oh! What a Pal Was Mary
Composer Pete Wendling (1919)
Lyrics Bert Kalmar (1919)
Edgar Leslie (1919)
Sung by Harry Seymour


Original title I Found a Million Dollar Baby (in a Five and Ten Cent Store)
Composer Harry Warren (1931)
Lyrics Billy Rose (1931)
Mort Dixon (1931)


Original title Happy Days Are Here Again
Composer Milton Ager (1929)
Lyrics Jack Yellen (1929)


Original title How Dry Am I


Original title National Emblem
Composer Edwin Eugene Bagley (1902, publicerad 1906)


Original title School Days
Composer Gus Edwards (1906)
Lyrics Will D. Cobb (1906)


Original title The Sidewalks of New York
Composer Charles B. Lawlor (1894)
Lyrics James W. Blake (1894)


Original title Three on a Match
Composer Ted Fiorito (1932)
Lyrics Raymond B. Egan (1932)


Original title Someone To Care For
Composer Harry Warren (1932)
Lyrics Gus Kahn (1932)


Original title Deep in Your Eyes
Composer Harry Warren (1932)
Lyrics Mort Dixon (1932)


Holdings Stills

Black and white print 4
Album No


Holdings Promotion materials

Type Program/Reklamtryck


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