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Films
Doren, Mark Van | October 24, 1936 issue

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Those who saw "Craig's Wife" as a play are certain to remember the exciting moment when Craig asserted his independence of the terrible woman who presided over his house by dashing a china something-or-other to the floor and shattering it into as many pieces as the gesture did his marriage. Now the play has become a film and the difference between the two can best be measured by a description of what happened at the Music Hall the other night when actor John Boles dropped the ornament. Six thousand people laughed.

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MOTION pictures; CRAIG'S Wife (Film); BOLES, John; THEATER; MOTION picture audiences; MOTION picture industry
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