Honeymoon in Bali
(1939)
95 mins | Comedy | 29 September 1939
Director:
Edward H. GriffithWriter:
Virginia Van UppProducer:
Jeff LazarusCinematographer:
Ted TetzlaffEditor:
Eda WarrenProduction Designers:
Hans Dreier, Ernst FegteProduction Company:
Paramount Pictures, Inc.The working titles of this film were My Love for Yours and Are Husbands Necessary?. According to news items in HR, cameraman Charles Schoenbaum took over for Ted Tetzlaff for two days when Tetzlaff fell ill with the flu. Background shots were filmed by Harry Perry in the Bahama Islands. Another news item in HR adds that scenario writer Adele B. Buffington sued the studio because she claimed they based the picture on her manuscript "Black Blizzard." The outcome of that suit has not been determined. Actress Osa Massen (1916--2006) made her American film debut in Honeymoon in Bali. ...
The working titles of this film were My Love for Yours and Are Husbands Necessary?. According to news items in HR, cameraman Charles Schoenbaum took over for Ted Tetzlaff for two days when Tetzlaff fell ill with the flu. Background shots were filmed by Harry Perry in the Bahama Islands. Another news item in HR adds that scenario writer Adele B. Buffington sued the studio because she claimed they based the picture on her manuscript "Black Blizzard." The outcome of that suit has not been determined. Actress Osa Massen (1916--2006) made her American film debut in Honeymoon in Bali.
My Love for Yours
Gail Allen, the very successful manager of a Fifth Avenue shop, has taken a vow of independence and foresaken the idea of marriage. Her convictions are tested when she meets Bill Burnett, a visitor from Bali who falls in love with the independent businesswoman. Although warned by her good friend Lorna Smith that there is a very slim line between freedom and loneliness, Gail rejects Bill's proposal of marriage. It is only after Bill returns to Bali that she realizes she cannot live without him and hurries to the island, only to learn that Bill is to marry Noel Van Ness, the woman who has pursued him across continents. Heartbroken, Gail returns to New York on the rebound and proposes to her erstwhile suitor Eric Sinclair. As Eric and Gail plan their wedding, however, Eric learns that Bill has called off his marriage to Noel and gracefully abdicates the alter to ...
Gail Allen, the very successful manager of a Fifth Avenue shop, has taken a vow of independence and foresaken the idea of marriage. Her convictions are tested when she meets Bill Burnett, a visitor from Bali who falls in love with the independent businesswoman. Although warned by her good friend Lorna Smith that there is a very slim line between freedom and loneliness, Gail rejects Bill's proposal of marriage. It is only after Bill returns to Bali that she realizes she cannot live without him and hurries to the island, only to learn that Bill is to marry Noel Van Ness, the woman who has pursued him across continents. Heartbroken, Gail returns to New York on the rebound and proposes to her erstwhile suitor Eric Sinclair. As Eric and Gail plan their wedding, however, Eric learns that Bill has called off his marriage to Noel and gracefully abdicates the alter to Bill.
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