A night club for Sarah Jane

Movie
German title	A night club for Sarah Jane
Original title	It All Came True
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1940
length	97 minutes
Rod
Director	Lewis Seiler
script	Michael Fessier , Lawrence Kimble
production	Mark Hellinger
music	Heinz Roemheld
camera	Ernest Haller
cut	Thomas Richards
occupation
Ann Sheridan : Sarah Jane Ryan ( Sal ) Jeffrey Lynn : Tommy Tyler Humphrey Bogart : Mr. Grasselli ZaSu Pitts : Miss Flint Una O'Connor : Maggie Ryan Jessie Busley : Mrs. Nora Taylor Felix Bressart : The great Boldini John Litel : Mr. Roberts ( Doc ) Grant Mitchell : Mr. Rene Salmon Charles Judels : Henri de Bordeaux, waiter Brandon Tynan : Mr. Van Diver Howard C. Hickman : Mr. Prendergast Herb Vigran : Monks

A nightclub for Sarah Jane ( It All Came True ) is an American black and white film from 1940. Directed by Lewis Seiler based on a script that Michael Fessier and Lawrence Kimble based on the short story Better Than Life by Louis Bromfield wrote. The main roles were played by Ann Sheridan , Jeffrey Lynn and Humphrey Bogart .

action

The gangster and nightclub owner Chips Maguire shoots a man and flees from the police. He hides under the name Grasselli in the pension of the mother of his pianist Tommy Taylor. The pension, which Mrs. Taylor runs together with her friend Miss Flint, is threatened with the end because the two ladies cannot pay their bank debts. Maguire settles the debt and turns the old-fashioned pension into a retro-look nightclub, in which pianist Tommy and his girlfriend Sarah Jane are the stars of the program.

backgrounds

A night club for Sarah Jane had its premiere on April 6, 1940 and was developed by Warner Bros. distributed. The German premiere was on December 17, 1982 on ZDF .

Reviews

The lexicon of international films said: "A crime film with fairytale features, in which Humphrey Bogart breaks up the image of the criminal loser with comedic and warm-hearted features." The magazine Cinema , on the other hand, sums it up: "Not a bogey pearl"

Web links

• A night club for Sarah Jane in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ^ It All Came True (1940). In: American Film Institute . Accessed May 31, 2020 (English). 
2. ↑ ^{a b} A night club for Sarah Jane. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed May 31, 2020 .  
3. ↑ A night club for Sarah Jane at cinema.de