but what really makes this film is its can-you-believe-it production values: the ball
A life-and-death medical mystery (one of the girls married a crusading doctor) adds suspense to the sentiment
the actor who makes a delightful specialty of playing motormouthed manipulators and flimflammers (including Hildy Johnson in Broadway's original The Front Page and slick publicity man "Space" Hanlon in Jean Harlow's Bombshell)
crafting the town of Carvel into his own ideal of Americana
Shop model Margaret (Mackaill) catches the eye of wealthy
The Clarence Cross-Eyed Lion "Film-Noir" but what really makes thisThe king of the jungle needs glasses! Set at an African animal center, the all family adventure that inspired the TV series Daktari features a valiant veterinarian (Marshall Thompson), heartless gorilla trappers, narrow escapes, lots of laughs and some of the most endearing animals who ever aced their screen tests. Among the merry menagerie: Doris the chimpanzee, Mary Lou the python, and of course Clarence, a genuinely cross eyed lion who was as lamb