"These added adventures of well-liked plots and characters are not only being very enthusiastically approved by fans and exhibitors, but theyre serving the highly-desirable purpose of cutting down play-buying expenses for study a time when every lot is slashing to the bone to counteract losses from closed European markets.
First evidence of the sequel rage was observed late in 1938 with the release of "Four Daughters." Warner Brothers didn't expect much of that picture, but it sailed unexpectedly into, the hit class, and a newcomer John Garfield, zoomed with it. Fans, exhibitors and studio stockholders glamored for a sequel
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