Circus Girl (1937)
Trapeze artist Kay Rogers marries aerial-act member Charles Jerome, who immediately become jealous of fellow-trapeze artist Bob McAvoy, and sets out to kill him through a series of staged accidents including setting him up for a tiger mauling that goes awry and gets circus-performer Gloria instead. Members of the famed Escalante Family doubled the three leads. (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: John H. Auer
Starring: Robert Livingston, Betty Compson, Donald Cook, Lynne Roberts, John Wray, June Travis
Country: USA
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| Nov 14, 2014 | PUNQ | 40 58th |
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A clear low budget picture from Republic, but Circus Girl (1937) is surprisingly watchable! They keep the pace up. The suspense of the trapeze stunts are kept economical and effective. They even managed to get a very pretty dame in June Travis as the female lead. And opposite her the experienced Donald Cook and their own protégé Robert Livingston as rivals/partners of the circus. A combination which makes this cheap movie fly by.
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