Just Like Heaven (1930)

65 mins | Romance | 22 October 1930

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SOURCE
DATE
PAGE
Film Daily
19 Oct 1930
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Variety
3 Dec 1930
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CAST
PRODUCTION CREDITS
NAME
PARENT COMPANY
PRODUCTION COMPANY
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
NAME
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
DIRECTOR
R. William Neill
Dir
PHOTOGRAPHY
Dir of photog
ART DIRECTOR
Tech dir
FILM EDITOR
Film ed
SET DECORATOR
Settings
SOUND
Rec eng
DETAILS
Release Date:
22 October 1930
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Tiffany Productions, Inc.
17 October 1930
LP1650
Physical Properties:
Sound
RCA Photophone
Black and White
Duration(in mins):
65
Length(in feet):
5,850
Length(in reels):
7
Country:
United States
Language:
English
SYNOPSIS

Tobey Mitchell, a young Parisian balloon vendor with ambitions to become a designer of pageants, jealously guards his stand in the Street of the Poor. One day Jean's Dog Circus takes his stand, and Tobey is defeated by the fierce indignation of Mimi, the show's dancer. Mimi's grandfather, Michael, has saved his money so that she may study with the great Dulac, but when he is robbed, Michael is killed by a fall down a staircase. Although he affects indifference, Tobey cares for the grief-stricken Mimi; but he is angered when she gives him ideas for the pageant. Nevertheless, he finances Mimi's dancing lessons, so that he has no money for the pageant contest. Fifi, a cafe entertainer who robbed Michael, offers to finance Tobey, but he refuses. Mimi, learning that he has paid for her lessons, deserts a dancing engagement; meanwhile Tobey agrees to Fifi's plan but tries to withdraw his pageant when he learns of her perfidy. To his surprise, Mimi is the star of the show, and he wins the contest as well as her ...

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Tobey Mitchell, a young Parisian balloon vendor with ambitions to become a designer of pageants, jealously guards his stand in the Street of the Poor. One day Jean's Dog Circus takes his stand, and Tobey is defeated by the fierce indignation of Mimi, the show's dancer. Mimi's grandfather, Michael, has saved his money so that she may study with the great Dulac, but when he is robbed, Michael is killed by a fall down a staircase. Although he affects indifference, Tobey cares for the grief-stricken Mimi; but he is angered when she gives him ideas for the pageant. Nevertheless, he finances Mimi's dancing lessons, so that he has no money for the pageant contest. Fifi, a cafe entertainer who robbed Michael, offers to finance Tobey, but he refuses. Mimi, learning that he has paid for her lessons, deserts a dancing engagement; meanwhile Tobey agrees to Fifi's plan but tries to withdraw his pageant when he learns of her perfidy. To his surprise, Mimi is the star of the show, and he wins the contest as well as her love.

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Sub-genre:
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AFI Life Achievement Award

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