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Saturday Cinema Double Bill: My Life with Caroline

on BBC Two England

starring
Ronald Colman Anna Lee
Anthony Mason is only too familiar with the capricious ways of his lovely wife, Caroline. Unsurprised when he suspects she is having an affair, he brings all his charm and understanding to the fore.
Ronald Colman stars in this light-hearted tale of stylish marital discord.
Screenplay by JOHN VAN DRUTEN and ARNOLD BELGARD Produced and directed by LEWIS MILESTONE
. Films: page 11 and from 4.50-6.15
Never a Dull Moment starring
Irene Dunne
Fred MacMurray
For successful songwriter Kay Kingsley , marriage to a rodeo cowboy not only means- giving up her career but moving from New York to Cougar Park Ranch. Life down on the farm is hilariously hectic as she tries to master the skills of a rancher's wife-everything from bronco bustin' to baking.
Screenplay by LOU BRESLOW and DORIS ANDERSON Produced by HARRIET PARSONS Directed by GEORGE MARSHALL
. Films: page 11

Contributors

Unknown:
Ronald Colman
Unknown:
Anna Lee
Unknown:
Anthony Mason
Unknown:
Ronald Colman
Unknown:
John van Druten
Directed By:
Lewis Milestone
Unknown:
Irene Dunne
Unknown:
Fred MacMurray
Songwriter:
Kay Kingsley
Play By:
Lou Breslow
Play By:
Doris Anderson
Produced By:
Harriet Parsons
Directed By:
George Marshall
Anthony:
Ronald Colman
Caroline:
Anna Lee
Bliss:
Charles Winninger
Paul:
Reginald Gardiner
Paco Del Valle:
Gilbert Roland
Helen:
Katherine Leslie
Muirhead:
Hugh O'Connell
Jenkins:
Murray Alper
Walters:
Matt Moore
Kay:
Irene Dunne
Chris:
Fred MacMurray
Mears:
William Demarest
Orvie:
Andy Devine
Tina:
Gigi Perreau
Nan:
Natalie Wood
Jed:
Philip OBEr
Papa Dude:
Jack Kirkwood
Jean:
Ann Doran

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