“Remember the Night” for Avon

Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23224, 10 January 1941, Page 3

“Remember the Night” for Avon

a story of a district attorney who in love with a girl he is trying aU , pn d to prison, directed by Mitchbll from an original story by PresW Purges, is presented in “Remem- *°” ?he Night." coming to the Avon. b th# role of district attorney is tied by E red Mac Murray, recently fte success “Honeymoon in ” while the lovely criminal porting the girl who steals his heart is c-rbara Stanwyck, whose most rent screen success is “Golden Boy.” rvnlah Bondi, Elizabeth Patterson, and Idling Holloway round out the big tu jf n ° e ri *of the features of “Remember the Night" is a swing rendition of the perennially popular “Back Home in

of d S> render ed by Martha Hears Men d Th f - 6 - nd - the 1716 King’s mnnri J h iu mi * sl . c 15 used t0 set the Hnn n# f Pi P lcture - most of the acf 1 centred on an Indiana as the. 1(^ uzzy K ? 1 S ht also appears whiVif eader of a farm-boy orchestra, A mC L ng oth er things, supplies a re ®J,° ld-fashioned heel and toe” polka. Remember the Night” is described «s a light comedy romance of the type made famous by Leisen, who is best known for his “Swing High, “Wing Low,” “Artists and Models Abroad, and the Claudette Colbert hit, Midnight.” The author, Preston ..<;V r £ es ’ 15 best remembered for his Strictly Dishonourable,” "One Rainy Afternoon,” and “Easy Living.”