Saturday's Children Trailer

Saturday's Children Trailer (1929)

10 March 1929 Comedy, Romance 90 mins

Youthful sweethearts, Bobbi and Jim, plan to get married but Bobbi wants them to settle down in their sleepy hometown. Jim has bigger plans and walks out on Bobbie who then resorts to her feminine tricks to win him back.

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Cast

Corinne Griffith

as Bobby Halevy

Grant Withers

as Rims Rosson

Alma Tell

as Florrie

Albert Conti

as Mengle

Charles Lane

as Mr. Henry Halevy

Anne Schaefer

as Mrs. Halevy

Marcia Harris

as Mrs. Gorlick

Crew

Maxwell Anderson

Maxwell Anderson Theatre Play

John F. Seitz

John F. Seitz Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 10 March 1929

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