FREDRIC MARCH.
vNov-matler how much Fredric March tnes,<he cannot seem to escape tights anttrfdoublet. March refused to sign a.(contract with any studio because he::didn't want to continue doing costume pictures. And yet his first film as- a free-lance player is "Mary of Scotland," in which he stars with Katharine Hepburn. "After my last two pictures," says March, "I determined'to do no more period pictures for a while. Then I was offered the role>;of:.Bothwell in 'Mary of -Scotland.; , : ;It~ was too fine a part to refuse." . :Holly wood critics who have seen a portions of ■ "Mary of Scotland" declare that it is the star's greatest film to date. Its cost of production is believed to have been enormous—even in-these days of high overhead.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 14, 16 July 1936, Page 21
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