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The Girl from Woolworth’s
(1929) United States of America
B&W : Seven reels / 6171 feet
Directed by William Beaudine
Cast: Alice White [Daisy King], Charles Delaney [Bill Harrigan], Wheeler Oakman [Lawrence Mayfield], Ben Hall [Jerry Donnelly], Rita Flynn [Tillie Hart], Gladden James [Dowling], Bert Moorehouse [Dave], Patricia Caron [Cleo], William Orlamond [Pa Donnelly], Milla Davenport [Ma Donnelly]
First National Pictures, Incorporated, production; distributed by [?] First National Pictures, Incorporated? / Scenario by Adele Commandini, with dialogue by Richard Weil and Edward Luddy, from a screen story by Adele Commandini. Songs “Crying for Love,” “Oh! Oh! Oh! What I Know About Love” and “You Baby Me, I’ll Baby You” by George W. Meyer (music) and Al Bryan (lyrics). Cinematography by Jackson Rose. Film editor, Terry Morse. Intertitles written by Richard Weil. Presented by Richard A. Rowland. / © 14 December 1929 by First National Pictures, Incorporated [LP915]. Released 27 October 1929. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format. Western Electric Vitaphone sound-on-disc synchronized sound system. / The film was also released in the USA in a silent version in five reels (at 5008 feet) by First National Pictures, Incorporated. / Full-sound film.
Comedy-Drama.
Survival status: (unknown)
Current rights holder: (unknown)
Keywords: Synchronized sound film
Listing updated: 30 November 2009.
References: Montgomery-Comedy p. ? : Website-AFI.
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