DANIELLE DARRIEUX
“THE RAGE OF PARIS” i . Danielle Darrieux is a young ! 1 actress fresh from French films, | - and making a most notable debut | i in this Universal picture. She | 1 shows such decisive ability to con- ! ! trol and handle sensitively her ma- ! i terial, that it is safe to predict her j ’ ; success as a world favourite at the | 1 box-office. She has the looks, much | : feminine charm and magnetism, ! ! humour, grace, and a fascinating | accent —not too foreign. | She is cast as a poor girl look- | ing for modelling work in New ! York. Helen Broderick, late ! actress, gets charge of her and to- I j gether with the help of Mischa j Auer who is head waiter at the I hotel, schemes to catch a rich hus- I band for their protege—Louis Hay- | ward being set for the role, even f while Danielle is portrayed as be- j ing w'ealthy herself. Only Hay- ? ward has a friend, Douglas Fair- | banks, jun., who is determined i * that his friend shall not be sacri- f ficed to an adventuress, and the ! s ' plot unwinds along these lines. 1
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 26 November 1938, Page 6
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