I Found Stella Parish (1935)
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Kay Francis stars as Stella Parish, a London stage favorite who suddenly disappears without a trace. British news correspondent Keith Lockridge (Ian Hunter) girdles the globe in search of Stella, who has left her beloved daughter Gloria (Sybil Jason) in the care of an aunt (Jessie Ralph). Finally… More Kay Francis stars as Stella Parish, a London stage favorite who suddenly disappears without a trace. British news correspondent Keith Lockridge (Ian Hunter) girdles the globe in search of Stella, who has left her beloved daughter Gloria (Sybil Jason) in the care of an aunt (Jessie Ralph). Finally locating his quarry, Lockridge learns that Stella dropped from view to hide the fact that she once served a jail sentence as an accessory to murder. He promises to kill the story for Gloria's sake, but his dispatch is inadvertently published away, forcing Stella into a tawdry career as a "freak" stage attraction (not unlike Evelyn Nesbit Shaw). After hitting rock-bottom in a burlesque show, Stella is rescued by her old director Stephan Norman (Paul Lukas), who invites her to revive the show she was starring in at the time of her disappearance. Little does she know that this comeback has been arranged by Lockridge, who hopes to atone for betraying her trust. All roads lead to a tear-stained reunion between Stella and her daughter, a denouement as inevitable as death and taxes. For years, it was believed that Errol Flynn played an unbilled bit in I Found Stella Parish, but a researcher in the late 1960s discovered that the Flynn look-alike was actually Francis X. Bushman Jr. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Mervyn LeRoy
- Genres
- Drama, Romance, Classics
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Cast
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Kay Francis
as Stella Parish
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Ian Hunter
as Keith Lockridge
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Paul Lukas
as Stephen Norman
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Sybil Jason
as Gloria Parish
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Jessie Ralph
as Nana
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Barton MacLane
as Clifton Jeffords
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Walter Kingsford
as Reeves
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Harry Beresford
as James
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Joe Sawyer
as Chuck
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Eddie Acuff
as Dimmy
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Robert Strange
as Jed Duffy
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Harlan Briggs
as Theatre Manager
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Elsa Buchanan
as Maid
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Ralph Bushman
as Erik
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Phyllis Coghlan
as London Operator
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Edward Cooper
as Caligula
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John Dilson
as Producer's Assistant
- Vernon P. Downing
- Elspeth Dudgeon
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William "Wild Bill" Elliott
as Reporter
- Lew Harvey
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Hugh Huntley
as Cemellus
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Olaf Hytten
as Butler
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Crauford Kent
as Lord Chamberlain
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Milt Kibbee
as Costumer
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Lotus Liu
as Mabel
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Ferdinand Munier
as Andrews
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Vesey O'Davoren
as Deck Steward
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Tempe Piggott
as Woman
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Vernon Steele
as Slave
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Lotus Thompson
as Secretary
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Mary Treen
as Sob Sister
- Emmett Vogan
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Charles E. Evans
as Old Actor
- Rita Carlyle
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Alice Keating
as New York Operator
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Marie Wells
as Hotel Operator