Get That Venus

1933
1 h 5 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaWealthy Georgina Van Aster, whose primary interest in life is horses, decides to sell the celebrated "Asterville Venus," a painting that has attracted people from around the world to the qua... Ler tudoWealthy Georgina Van Aster, whose primary interest in life is horses, decides to sell the celebrated "Asterville Venus," a painting that has attracted people from around the world to the quaint New York town of Asterville. As the painting is the only thing of prominence in Asterv... Ler tudoWealthy Georgina Van Aster, whose primary interest in life is horses, decides to sell the celebrated "Asterville Venus," a painting that has attracted people from around the world to the quaint New York town of Asterville. As the painting is the only thing of prominence in Asterville, managing editor Nash of the Asterville Clarion , plans to start a fund to buy it for... Ler tudo

Direção
- Arthur Varney
Roteiristas
- Val Valentine
- Gerald Villiers-Stuart
Artistas

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5,4/10

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Direção
- Arthur Varney
Roteiristas
- Val Valentine
- Gerald Villiers-Stuart
Artistas

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According to the calendar on the wall of the editor's office during the first scenes, the action of this film begins on Thursday, July 22 1933.

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Star reporter and ladies' man Ernest Truex -- I suppose Donald Meek wasn't available -- is assigned to cover the proposed sale of the Asterville Venus, a painting that is the only thing in town that visitors are interested in seeing. The owner, not being interested in anything you can't put a saddle on, is supposed to be selling it to a Dutch man, even as the paper tries to raise money to buy it. Truex interviews local art expert Harry Davenport, whose daughter, Jean Arthur, he instantly falls in love with. Meanwhile, Davenport meets up with local burglar Tom Howard to get him to steal the Venus to keep it in town.

Aside from the odd casting of the lead, it's an amusing Poverty Row movie, with the conversations between Davenport and Howard very funny. Other interesting performers include Molly O'Day, Wesley Barry Jr, and an uncredited Donald MacBride as a detective.