Adventure in Manhattan

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Plot

Crime reporter George Melville (Joel McCrea) arrogantly repeated accurate predictions about jewel robberies. He befriends Claire (Jean Arthur), who involves him in a mysterious adventure. Later, George meets producer Blackton Gregory (Reginald Owen), who reveals Claire is an actress hired by other reporters who wanted to show George up. She's starring in a play Gregory is producing, but only as a cover for a tunnel he's having henchmen dig to an art gallery. Gregory is really Belaire, a master thief who everyone but George thinks is dead, so when Claire, now falling in love with George, innocently gives Belaire key information, he uses it against George. To Claire's dismay, this leads to George being fired and, apparently, going nuts. ~ Bill Warren, Rovi

Cast

Victor Kilian - Mark Gibbs; John Gallaudet - McGuire; Emmett Vogan - Lorimer; George Cooper - Duncan; Robert Warwick - Phillip; Barnett Parker - Sherman's Butler; John Hamilton - Chief of G-Men

Credit

Edward Ludwig - Director, Otto Meyer - Editor, Henry Freulich - Cinematographer, Sidney Buchman - Screenwriter, Jack Kirkland - Screenwriter, Harry Sauber - Screenwriter, May Dington - Book Author, May Edginton - Short Story Author

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Adventure in Manhattan

Theatrical poster
Directed by Edward Ludwig
Produced by Everett Riskin
Written by May Edginton
Joseph Krumgold
Starring Jean Arthur
Joel McCrea
Music by William Grant Still
Cinematography Henry Freulich
Editing by Otto Meyer
Distributed by Columbia Pictures Corporation
Release date(s) October 8, 1936
Running time 73 min.
Country United States
Language English

Adventure in Manhattan (UK title: Manhattan Madness) is a 1936 comedy thriller film made by Columbia Pictures, and was directed by Edward Ludwig. The screenplay was written by Sidney Buchman, Harry Sauber, Jack Kirkland and John Howard Lawson (adaptation, uncredited). The story was written by Joseph Krumgold, based on "Purple and Fine Linen" suggested by May Edginton. It tells the story of a crime reporter, who tracks down jewel robber.

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The film is available on DVD as part of the Jean Arthur Comedy Collection, released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.[1]

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