One More Spring (1935) DVD-R
Starring Janet Gaynor, Warner Baxter, Walter Woolf King, Jane Darwell,
Roger Imhof, Grant Mitchell, Rosemary Ames, John Qualen, Dick Foran,
Astrid Allwyn
Directed by Henry King
Print: black/white
Runtime: 87 min.
Genre: comedy
Print Quality: B
One More Spring is a laundered version of Robert Nathan's whimsical
Depression-era novel. Left destitute by the Wall Street crash are an odd
assortment of lost souls: Former antique dealer Otkar (Warner Baxter),
concert violinist Rosenberg (Walter Woolf King) and unemployed actress
Elizabeth (Janet Gaynor). Kindly Central Park street cleaner Sweeney
(Roger Imhof) allows the threesome — later a foursome when they're
joined by suicidal banker Sheridan (Grant Mitchell) — to live in an
abandoned tool shed. Chastely, the three men and the girl survive a
tough winter, remaining hopeful that things will be better in the Spring
(as indeed they are!) At one point, Elizabeth manages to raise enough
money for a week's worth of food, leading the men to conclude that she's
taken to streetwalking. But, no, our heroine remains chaste and pure to
the very end (in the novel, Elizabeth was a streetwalker, but that's
another story). The most indelible image in One More Spring is the sight
of Otkar and Rosenberg blithely roasting a tiny pigeon over an open fire.
Starring Janet Gaynor, Warner Baxter, Walter Woolf King, Jane Darwell,
Roger Imhof, Grant Mitchell, Rosemary Ames, John Qualen, Dick Foran,
Astrid Allwyn
Directed by Henry King
Print: black/white
Runtime: 87 min.
Genre: comedy
Print Quality: B
One More Spring is a laundered version of Robert Nathan's whimsical
Depression-era novel. Left destitute by the Wall Street crash are an odd
assortment of lost souls: Former antique dealer Otkar (Warner Baxter),
concert violinist Rosenberg (Walter Woolf King) and unemployed actress
Elizabeth (Janet Gaynor). Kindly Central Park street cleaner Sweeney
(Roger Imhof) allows the threesome — later a foursome when they're
joined by suicidal banker Sheridan (Grant Mitchell) — to live in an
abandoned tool shed. Chastely, the three men and the girl survive a
tough winter, remaining hopeful that things will be better in the Spring
(as indeed they are!) At one point, Elizabeth manages to raise enough
money for a week's worth of food, leading the men to conclude that she's
taken to streetwalking. But, no, our heroine remains chaste and pure to
the very end (in the novel, Elizabeth was a streetwalker, but that's
another story). The most indelible image in One More Spring is the sight
of Otkar and Rosenberg blithely roasting a tiny pigeon over an open fire.
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