“Sylvia Scarlett”
YVHEN a director and actress working ’’ together have one incentive, the sincere quest for perfection, there is crily one result possible—good photoplays, from an artistic as well as boxoffice point of view. Katharine Hepburn and George Cukor form just such an’ace combination. “Sylvia Scarlett,” which Radio will release in the not distant future, is the third product of this distinguished team. Their 'first was “Bill of Divorcement,” which served to 'introduce a vibrant young actress to film goers. Next came “Little Women,” which established both director and star on the top rungs of the industry. Advance reports point to “Sylvia Scarlett” as another striking dramatic success for Actress Hepburn and Director Cukor.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 150, 20 March 1936, Page 16
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