Little, air conditioned, Baltimore's intimate playhouse, Adolph Zukor presents "A Farewell to Arms," directed by Frank Borzage, from the novel by Ernest Hemingway, screen play by Benjamin Glazer and O.H.P. Garrett, a Paramount picture.
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Little, Baltimore's intimate playhouse, [1938?].
Title devised by Library staff.
Cast: Helen Hayes, Gary Cooper, Adolph Menjou, Mary Philips, Jack LaRue, Blanche Friderici, Henry Armetta, George Humbert, Fred Malatesta, Mary Forbes, Tom Ricketts, Robert Cauterio, Gilbert Emery.
Includes advertisement: "Coming next, Madeleine Carroll, Herbert Marshall in 'I Was a Spy,' with Conrad Veidt, Edmund Gwenn, Nigel Bruce, directed by Victor Saville". Back cover has announcement of Fall Festival international films including "Life Dances On" (Un carnet de bal), "The Moonlight Sonata," "Dark Eyes" (Otchi Tchornia), "The Pearls of the Crown," and "The Depression is Over".
In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).
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