Pleasant Grove Review | 1935-10-04 | Page 8 | Broadway's Comedy Hit Now in Film

Broadway's Comedy Hit Now In Film man she loves. Wesley Ruggles directed "Accent on Youth." In the supporting cast are Astrid Allwyn, Ernest Cossart, who created the butler role on Broadway, and Holmes Herbert. o In "Accent on Youth", which comes Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, October Oc-tober 6, 7 and 8 to the Cameo Theatre, Thea-tre, Paramount brings the comedy hit of the current Broadway season to the screen. A witty and sophisticated comedy of New Y.o'k life, "Accent on Youth" deals witt the situation of a middle-aged middle-aged plaj wright who finds himself madly in love with a girl yet suspects that she loves a younger man. Sylvia Sidney and Herbert Marshall Mar-shall are co-starred in the leading roles of the picture. Marshall has conscientious qualms about his love for Miss Sidney. Because Marshall fails to respond to her love, Miss Sidney encourages the suit of young Phillip Reed.' Before Be-fore either realizes what has happened, happen-ed, Miss Sidney and Reed are married. mar-ried. From this point on, the comedy complications develop, until in an uproarious final sequence Miss Sid- ney leaves Reed and returns to the