Spring Is Here
(1930)
Romance | 13 April 1930
Director:
John Francis DillonCinematographer:
Lee GarmesProduction Company:
First National Pictures, Inc.Spring Is Here was originally supposed to be part of a series of four films starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. and Loretta Young, according to the Hollyuwood Filmograph.
Inez Courtney recreated her role from the Broadway production of the Rodgers and Hart musical. ...
Spring Is Here was originally supposed to be part of a series of four films starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. and Loretta Young, according to the Hollyuwood Filmograph.
Inez Courtney recreated her role from the Broadway production of the Rodgers and Hart musical.
Peter Braley, the blustering father of Betty, disapproves of her affection for Steve Alden, whom Betty favors in preference to Terry Clayton, another suitor, and he loses all patience with her on discovering she has returned home at 5 a. m. with Steve. Discouraged, Terry is advised by Mary Jane, Betty's 18-year-old sister, to make Betty jealous; and on the first opportune occasion, he reveals unsuspected ability in capturing the attention of susceptible women, making sure that Betty is aware of it. Although Betty's jealousy is aroused, she carries through, but when her father banishes Alden from his house and he returns to elope with Betty, Terry intervenes and carries her off ...
Peter Braley, the blustering father of Betty, disapproves of her affection for Steve Alden, whom Betty favors in preference to Terry Clayton, another suitor, and he loses all patience with her on discovering she has returned home at 5 a. m. with Steve. Discouraged, Terry is advised by Mary Jane, Betty's 18-year-old sister, to make Betty jealous; and on the first opportune occasion, he reveals unsuspected ability in capturing the attention of susceptible women, making sure that Betty is aware of it. Although Betty's jealousy is aroused, she carries through, but when her father banishes Alden from his house and he returns to elope with Betty, Terry intervenes and carries her off himself.
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