TY  - ADVS
AU  - Arnold,Edward
AU  - Brady,Alice
AU  - Bromfield,Louis
AU  - Calleia,Joseph
AU  - Cavanagh,Paul
AU  - Cline,Edward
AU  - Cohen,Emanuel
AU  - Coral,Tito
AU  - Cowan,Lester
AU  - Cummings,Constance
AU  - Donnelly,Ruth
AU  - Dowell,George B.
AU  - Emery,Gilbert
AU  - Fields,W.C.
AU  - Foran,Dick
AU  - Gateson,Marjorie
AU  - Grant,Cary
AU  - Hall,Alexander
AU  - Hamilton,Margaret
AU  - Harolde,Ralf
AU  - Hathaway,Henry
AU  - Jewell,Isabel
AU  - Kohler,Fred
AU  - LaRue,Jack
AU  - Lawrence,Vincent
AU  - LeBaron,William
AU  - Lebedeff,Ivan
AU  - Mayo,Archie L.
AU  - Meek,Donald
AU  - Morgan,Marion
AU  - Patterson,Elizabeth
AU  - Pemberton,Brock
AU  - Perry,Antoinette
AU  - Raft,George
AU  - Ratoff,Gregory
AU  - Riley,Lawrence
AU  - Ruggles,Wesley
AU  - Scott,Randolph
AU  - Skipworth,Alison
AU  - Talbot,Lyle
AU  - West,Mae
AU  - William,Warren
AU  - Zukor,Adolph
ED  - Paramount Productions.
ED  - Paramount Publix Corporation.
ED  - Universal Pictures (Firm)
ED  - Xavier Cugat Orchestra.
TI  - Mae West: the glamour collection 
T2  - Franchise collection
SN  - 1417069929
PY  - 2006///
CY  - Universal City, CA
PB  - Universal Pictures, Distributed by Universal Studios Home Entertainment
KW  - Circus
KW  - Drama
KW  - Man-woman relationships
KW  - Prohibition
KW  - Women
KW  - Conduct of life
KW  - Comedy films
KW  - Feature films
KW  - Film adaptations
KW  - Gangster films
KW  - Musical films
KW  - Romantic comedy films
KW  - Video recordings for the hearing impaired
KW  - Western films
N1  - Originally produced as American motion pictures in 1932-Night after night, 1933-I'm no angel, 1935-Goin' to town, 1936-Go west young man, and 1940-My little chickadee; Special features Disc 1 Side A: Trailer-Night after night (3 min.); Trailer-I'm no angel (2 min.); Disc 2 Side A: Trailer-My little chickadee (2 min.); Disc 1, Side A; Night after night; Universal ; a Paramount Picture ; Paramount presents ; directed by Archie Mayo ; screen play by Vincent Lawrence ; from the story "Single Night" by Louis Bromfield; (1932) (84 min.) --; I'm no angel; Universal ; a Paramount Picture ; Paramount presents ; directed by Wesley Ruggles ; story, screen play and all dialogue by Mae West; (1933) (88 min.) --; Side B; Goin' to town; Universal ; a Paramount Picture ; Adolph Zukor presents ; produced by William LeBaron ; directed by Alexander Hall ; screen play and dialogue by Mae West ; from a story by Marion Morgan and George B. Dowell; (1935) (81 min.); Disc 2, Side A; Go west young man; Universal ; a Paramount Picture ; Adolph Zukor presents ; screen play by Mae West ; based on the stage play "Personal Appearance" by Lawrence Riley as presented by Brock Pemberton and Antoinette Perry ; directed by Henry Hathaway ; an Emanuel Cohen production; (1936) (80 min.) --; My little chickadee; Universal ; a Universal Picture ; Universal presents ; original screenplay, Mae West and W.C. Fields ; produced by Lester Cowan ; directed by Edward F. Cline; (1940) (84 min.); Go west young man: Photography, Karl Struss ; music, Arthur Johnston ; lyrics, John Burke ; editing, Ray Curtiss ; art direction, Wiard Ihner ; gowns, Irene Jones; Goin' to town: Photographed by Karl Struss ; music by Sammy Fain ; lyrics by Irving Kahal ; Miss West's costumes designed by Travis Banton; I'm no angel: Photographed by Leo Tover ; music by Harvey Brooks ; lyrics by Gladys duBois and Ben Ellison ; suggestions by Lowell Brentano ; continuity by Harlan Thompson; My little chickadee: Director of photography, Joseph Valentine ; art director, Jack Otterson ; film editor, Edward Curtiss ; gowns, Vera West ; musical director, Charles Previn ; musical score, Frank Skinner; Night after night: Photographed by Ernest Haller ; continuity by Kathryn Scola; Go west young man: Mae West (Mavis Arden), Warren William (Morgan), Randolph Scott (Bud Norton), Alice Brady (Mrs. Struthers), Elizabeth Patterson (Aunt Kate), Lyle Talbot (Francis X. Harrigan), Jack LaRue (Rico), Isabel Jewell (Gladys), Xavier Cugat and his Orchestra; Goin' to town: Mae West (Cleo Borden), Paul Cavanagh (Edward Carrington), Gilbert Emery (Winslow), Marjorie Gateson (Mrs. Crane Brittony), Tito Coral (Taho), Ivan Lebedeff (Ivan Valadov), Fred Kohler (Buck Gonzales), Monroe Owsley (Fletcher Colton), Grant Withers (Young fellow), Vladimar Bykoff; My little chickadee: Mae West (Flower Belle Lee), W.C. Fields (Cuthbert J. Twillie), Joseph Calleia (Jeff Badger), Dick Foran (Wayne Carter), Ruth Donnelly (Aunt Lou), Margaret Hamilton (Mrs. Gideon), Donald Meek (Amos Budge); I'm no angel: Mae West (Tira), Cary Grant (Jack Clayton), Gregory Ratoff (Benny Pinkowitz), Edward Arnold (Big Bill Barton), Ralf Harolde (Slick Wiley), Kent Taylor (Kirk Lawrence), Gertrude Michael (Alicia Hatton), Russell Hopton (The Barker), Dorothy Peterson (Thelma), Wm. B. Davidson (The Chump), Gertrude Howard (Beulah); Night after night: George Raft (Joe Anton), Constance Cummings (Miss Jerry Healy), Wynne Gibson (Iris Dawn), Mae West (Maudie Triplett), Alison Skipworth (Miss Mabel Jellyman); MPAA Rating: Not rated. [All films.]
N2  - Mae West had an inexhaustibly playful interest in language, and a rare, sometimes perplexing, and even lofty wit, spiced by low-down slang. Well before the second wave of feminism, she wrote all her own material, insisted on total control of her work, and was wildly popular for a short time, right before the Production Code lowered the boom on adult attitudes being expressed in films. She made only 12 movies, but three are first-rate, and these were enough to seal her fame and launch a legend. In her first film appearance, "Night after night," a successful ex-boxer buys a high-class speakeasy and falls for a rich society girl. As the bold Tira in "I'm no angel," she works as a dancing beauty and lion tamer at a fair. For "Goin' to town," West goes Western. Cleo Borden is a former dance hall queen who has become newly rich. She falls for--and pursues--an upper crust Englishman. This is followed by "Go west young man," where she plays Mavis Arden, a movie star stranded in the country. To stifle her boredom, she trifles with a young man's affections. "My little chickadee" pairs West with a legend of similar stature, W.C. Fields. As Flower Belle Lee, she is rightly suspected of illicit relations with the Masked Bandit, and run out of Little Bend. Surprisingly, things change very little when she arrives in Greasewood City to start over
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