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| FILMOGRAPHY: Early Films |
| Morning Glory, 1933 |
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Morning Glory
was the film that gave Kate her first Oscar. Playing the gifted actress
who hopes to conquer Broadway, Kate is entirely sympathetic and realistic.
Kate's own theatrical background was very close to that experienced
by Eva Lovelace, the character she portrayed. Adolphe Menjou was excellent
as the Broadway producer and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. is a welcome addition
as a young playwright. |
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The
cast includes:
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Katharine Hepburn .... Eva Lovelace/Ada Love
- Douglas Fairbanks
Jr. .... Joseph 'Joe' Sheridan
- Adolphe Menjou .... Lewis
Easton
- Mary Duncan .... Rita Vernon
- C. Aubrey Smith .... Robert Harley
'Bob' Hedges
- Don Alvarado .... Pepi Velez, gigolo
- Fred Santley .... Will
Seymour
- Richard Carle .... Henry 'Hank' Lawrence
- Tyler Brooke ....
Charles 'Charlie' Van Duesen
- Geneva Mitchell .... Miss Gwendolyn
Hall
- Helen Ware .... Miss Nellie Navarre
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