Opening Night Trailer (1931)
This short film satirizes theatrical opening nights.
Watch the official Opening Night 1931 trailer in HD below or find more Opening Night videos on Vidimovie.
Cast
Helen Eby-Rock as The Box Office Cashier
Leo Hoyt as Mr. Walter Pendleton
Dorothy Sands as Mrs. Walter Pendleton
International Titles
Vitaphone Varieties (1930-1931 Season): Opening Night Trailer
International Releases Dates
United States 05 January 1931
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