Thirty Day Princess Review - The Ultimate Cary Grant Pages. Cast: Sylvia Sidney (Nancy Lane/Princess) (Catterina Theodora) (Margerita. Zizzi), Cary Grant (Porter Madison III), Edward Arnold (Richard. Gresham), Henry Stephenson (King Anatole XII), Vince Barnett (Count. Nicholaus, Edgar Norton (Baron), Robert Mc. Wade (Managing Editor). George Baxter (Spottswood)Plot: - by Zo. A look- alike substitute, Nancy Lane, is found. Porter Madison when they go on a sleigh ride. Porter. is a big publisher, Nancy a showgirl. They fall in love, but both think the. They can get married in the. A banker brings the Princess of mythical kingdom Taronia to the United States for goodwill, hoping the country will approve a $50M loan. Cary is a newspaper executive who is skeptical of lending the money to the tiny bankrupt country. Upon arrival to the US, the princess is struck with the mumps and. Review: - by Cheryl. Trahan A banker brings the Princess of mythical kingdom Taronia to. United States for goodwill, hoping the country will approve a $5. M loan. Cary is a. Cary falls in. love with the . The real Princess recovers and attends the awards banquet of the loan. He is confused, but. Sylvia and the ending kiss is . I enjoyed the. movie and thought Cary and Sylvia Sidney made an outstanding couple. VARIETY Film Review - May 1. Even in the infrequent lapses where. Sometimes she is beheld. Princess Catterina, who hails from an imaginary kingdom called Taronia. Nancy Lane, a New York actress who is. In Marion Gering’s 1934 film Thirty Day Princess, Sylvia Sidney stars as Princess Catterina of Taronia, a small European country that doesn’t even have electricity in most of its villages. In order to build the necessary infrastructure, her father the king wants to take. It is a film which gives Miss Sidney a busy time, and also one. This amiable light affair has a generous share of. It is not every day that one hears. In. this feature the King, acted by Henry Stephenson, shakes the muddy. Thirty-Day Princess (Q5330108) From Wikidata Jump to: navigation, search No description defined edit Language Label Description Also known as English Thirty-Day Princess No description defined Statements composer Howard Jackson 0 references instance of. A European princess heads for New York in order to see if the U. Unfortunately, she is afflicted with the mumps and ordered to bed. This is an ill turn for the banker planning to issue the bonds for if the princess reneges upon her public engagements, the deal. Thirty-Day Princess is a 1934 Pre-Code comedy film starring Sylvia Sidney, Cary Grant and Edward Arnold. The film was based on a story of the same name by Clarence Budington Kelland, Richard Gresham (Edward Arnold), and thus. Princess Catterina coming to. New York to assist in obtaining a $5. All seems to be going well, when. Princess falls ill, and later it is discovered that. Nothing serious, but enough to prevent. Princess from going from place to place. Gresham eventually. Princess. As he looks out of the window of his skyscraper. Princess' double. She. is Nancy Lane, who, having made rather free with the food in a. When Nancy poses as the Princess. Nancy. insists on toasting all the kings from her supposed line and. Cary Grant portrays Porter Madison. There also is the occasion on which the actress Princess. Count who is presumed to be her fianc. All that. need be said about him is that he is personated by the comic but. Vince Barnett. It is a well- developed Ruritanian. Marion Gering's direction is efficient. Stephenson. Miss Sidney, Mr. Barnett and Edgar Norton are called upon to speak. English, but, being a frothy affair, it really does not. Taronia has any special language. These. players all do well by their roles. Grant gives an excellent. George Baxter and Ray Walker act well respectively as. The Paramount's stage offerings. Phil Harris and his orchestra, Leah Ray, Freddie. Sanborn, Al Bernie, Georgie Tapps, Moore and Revel, and Four Betty.
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