Ever in My Heart Trailer

Ever in My Heart Trailer (1933)

28 October 1933 Drama, Romance, War 68 mins

World War I brings tribulations to an American woman married to a German.

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Cast

Barbara Stanwyck

as Mary Archer Wilbrandt

Otto Kruger

as Hugo Wilbrandt

Ruth Donnelly

as Lizzie

Laura Hope Crews

as Grandma Caroline Archer

Frank Albertson

as Sam Archer

Ronnie Cosby

as Teddy 'Sonny' Wilbrandt

Clara Blandick

as Anna, the Cook

Willard Robertson

as Kennel Caretaker

Nella Walker

as Cousin Martha Sewell

Harry Beresford

as Eli, the Gardener

Virginia Howell

as Cousin Serena Honeywell

Bess Flowers

as Singing Party Guest (uncredited)

Pat Wing

as Peggy, Young Canteen Worker (uncredited)

Crew

Archie Mayo

Director

Arthur L. Todd

Arthur L. Todd Director of Photography

Hal B. Wallis

Hal B. Wallis Executive Producer

Earl Luick

Earl Luick Costume Design

Anton Grot

Anton Grot Art Direction

Bernhard Kaun

Original Music Composer

Dot Carlson

Dot Carlson Hairstylist

Frank Shaw

Frank Shaw Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

United States 28 October 1933

Production Companies

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