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Hollywood Reporter, Los Angeles, Cal., January 29, 1934.
Wallace Beery, „Min and Bill,“ MGM, 1930, trailer
& Wallace Beery
(...) Photo by Hurrell, New Movie, Feb. 1931
& Wallace Beery with circus elephant,
Los Angeles, Jan. 1, 1934, Getty Images
& Wallace Beery. Wallace Beery and
Marie Dressler should make a roystering couple in Metro-Goldwyn‘s
Min and Bill. This co-starring comes as a reward for
Beery‘s hit in The Big House and Miss Dressler‘s appropriation
of honors in a number of films. The locale of this new
comedy is the waterfront and Beery plays a fishing captain.
(...) Photo by Hurrell, New Movie, Jan. 1931
& News about Charlie Chaplin always is interesting, even if most
of the so-called news issuing about the comedian turns
out to be mostly rumor. Charlie still delays before starting that
next picture which he has been planning for three years.
And now someone advances the story that Chaplin and Wallace
Beery are in a story huddle. The surmise is that
they would like to make a picture together from a story
based on a king and his jester. But with Beery
under contract to M-G-M, the plan probably will remain
in the idea stage.
(...) Elizabeth Yeaman, Evening Citizen-News, Hollywood,
Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 30, 1934
& „Cabby,“ the film for Wallace Beery and
Jackie Cooper, is being adapted at present by Mike
Simmons, co-author of „Chuck Connors,“ from
which „The Bowery“ was produced.
(...) Edwin Schallert, Los Angeles Times, Jan. 22, 1934
& Hilarious Comedy.
„The Bowery,“ starring Wally Beery, George Raft, and
Jackie Cooper, is showing at the Embassy. This
film is a hilarious comedy with the old Mack Sennett and
Charlie Chaplin stamp.
(...) Neighborhood Theaters, Chicago Tribune, Chicago,
Illinois, Jan. 7, 1934
„A King and his Jester“
Editorial content. „Chaplin and Beery
In Talking Picture
Charlie Chaplin and Walter Beery are both
hot on the idea of appearing in a picture together. The story
idea is set around a King and his Jester.“ (...)
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