Paris in Spring

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Plot

Tulio Carminati, who was previously and felicitously teamed with Grace Moore in One Night of Love, co-stars with another splendid operatic singer, Mary Ellis, in Paris in Spring. Ellis plays Simone, who breaks up her long-standing engagement with Paul de Lille (Carminati) because she balks at the notion of marriage. Simultaneously, young lovers Mignon (Ida Lupino) and Albert (James Blakely) split up for the same reason. In desperation, Mignon heads to the Eiffel Tower, intending to leap to her death. She is dissuaded from doing away with herself by Paul, who'd come to the tower with the same thought in mind. The symbiotic relationship between the two couples is played to the hilt, especially when Mignon and Albert conspire to make Simone and Albert jealous. The distinctly American character actor Lynne Overman is bizarrely but effectively cast as a dry-witted French gendarme. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Cast

James "Doc" Blakely - Albert De Charelle; Joe North - Etienne; Alice Ardell - Manicurist; Sam Ash - Clerk; Arthur Houseman - Interviewer; Fred Kohler, Jr. - Collegian; Arnold Korff - Doctor; Nanette Lafayette; Michael Mark - Bartender; Jerry Miley; Jack Mulhall; Elsa Peterson - Hairdresser; Craig Reynolds - Alphonse; Rolfe Sedan; Akim Tamiroff - Cafe Manager; Dorothea Wolbert - Francine; David Worth; Harold Entwistle - Charles The Butler; Charles Martin; Jack Raymond - Elevator Man

Credit

Hans Dreier - Art Director, Ernst Fegte - Art Director, Lewis Milestone - Director, Edna Warren - Editor, Harry Revel - Composer (Music Score), Ted Tetzlaff - Cinematographer, Benjamin Glazer - Producer, Samuel Hoffenstein - Screenwriter, Franz Schulz - Screenwriter, Keene Thompson - Screenwriter, Dwight Taylor - Play Author

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Nijinsky, Vaslav (Russian-born dancer and choreographer)
Dord (Avant-Garde Artist, '80s, '90s)