Series: ZaSu Pitts & Thelma Todd Director: George Marshall Producer: Hal Roach Dialogue: Photography: Hap Depew Editor: Richard C. Currier Sound: James Greene Stars: ZaSu Pitts, Thelma Todd, James C. Morton, Almeda Fowler Company: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Released: 24 September 1932 Length: 2 reels Production No.: A-10 Filming dates: July 18-23, 1932 Rating: 6/10

Alum And Eve

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Favourite bit When Bobby Burns is told he will never walk again!

Trivia • Copyrighted October 3, 1932. • The 11th film in the series. • The name of the hospital is "Peaceful Valley". • In a 1936 newspaper article on stuntwomen, Betty Danko recalled filming a stunt for this film where she doubled for ZaSu Pitts (neither the film nor ZaSu are specifically named in the anecdote, but Betty's description clearly applies to a scene from this film): "I once had to fall, feet first, from a high window, holding a dummy policeman in my arms. When I started the jump, I had my arms around the dummy's neck, but when I landed I had him only by one knee. I tried to twist and let the dummy break my fall, but his feet were loaded and I lost my balance."

	ZaSu Pitts ZaSu
	Thelma Todd Thelma
	James C. Morton Policeman
	Almeda Fowler Nurse
	Betty Danko Betty, nurse
	Ham Kinsey Intern
	Ernie Alexander Intern
	Carl M. Leviness Doctor
	Bobby Burns Hospital patient
	Otto Fries Doctor
	Baldwin Cooke Orderly
	Lorena Carr Nurse
	Dorothy Layton Nurse
	Estelle Etterre Nurse carrying twins
	UNIDENTIFIED Nurse

CREDITS (click image to enlarge)

Acknowledgements: Jesse Brisson (identification of Betty Danko, Dorothy Layton, Estelle Etterre) Brent Seguine (identification of Carl M. Leviness) This page was last updated on: 25 September 2023