Director:
Victor HalperinWriters:
George Draney, Victor HalperinCinematographer:
Ernest MillerEditor:
Donn HayesProduction Designer:
Charles CadwalladerProduction Company:
Liberty ProductionsIncidental songs are included in the film. Ex-Flame marked the film debut of world-renowned jazz musician Louis Armstrong (1901--1971), who appeared with his band.
There have been many filmed adaptations of the novel East Lynne, on which Ex-Flame loosely was based. For information on other versions, please consult the entry above for the 1931 Fox film East Lynne, directed by Frank Lloyd and starring Ann Harding and Clive Brook. ...
Incidental songs are included in the film. Ex-Flame marked the film debut of world-renowned jazz musician Louis Armstrong (1901--1971), who appeared with his band.
There have been many filmed adaptations of the novel East Lynne, on which Ex-Flame loosely was based. For information on other versions, please consult the entry above for the 1931 Fox film East Lynne, directed by Frank Lloyd and starring Ann Harding and Clive Brook.
After 4 years of wedded bliss at the Austin family estate, Kitty (Lady Catherine) becomes jealous of her husband's ex-flame, Barbara Lacey, who has divorced her American husband and is visiting a neighboring estate with Beaumont Winthrop, an ex-flame of Kitty's. Incensed at Carlisle's attention to Barbara, Kitty leaves home with her baby and later is visited by Beau, who has a short time to live and wishes to declare his love for her. Bidding Kitty goodby late at night, Beau collapses. Kitty then calls a doctor, and a scandal ensues. As a result, Kitty loses custody of her son, and she begins resort-hopping with one man after another. Reading of Carlisle's engagement to Barbara, Kitty returns to England bent on kidnaping her son, but Carlisle finds her hiding in a closet, and they are ...
After 4 years of wedded bliss at the Austin family estate, Kitty (Lady Catherine) becomes jealous of her husband's ex-flame, Barbara Lacey, who has divorced her American husband and is visiting a neighboring estate with Beaumont Winthrop, an ex-flame of Kitty's. Incensed at Carlisle's attention to Barbara, Kitty leaves home with her baby and later is visited by Beau, who has a short time to live and wishes to declare his love for her. Bidding Kitty goodby late at night, Beau collapses. Kitty then calls a doctor, and a scandal ensues. As a result, Kitty loses custody of her son, and she begins resort-hopping with one man after another. Reading of Carlisle's engagement to Barbara, Kitty returns to England bent on kidnaping her son, but Carlisle finds her hiding in a closet, and they are reconciled.
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