About the film
opera
Oh, for a Man!
Release Date: November 28, 1930
| Year | : | 1930 |
| Slogan | : | «What wouldn't she do..for that man?» |
| Genres | : | Music, Romance |
| Production Companies | : | Fox Film Corporation |
| Director | : | Hamilton MacFadden |
| Producers | : | William Fox, Hamilton MacFadden |
| Writers | : | |
| RunTime | : | 78 mins. |
Carlotta Manson is a young and beautiful opera star who wants some spice in her personal life. She threatens to forsake opera for a wild, romantic fling. One night, a burglar, Barney McGann breaks into Carlotta's boudoir while she's asleep to steal her jewelery. Carlotta awakes and is facinated with Barney. They date and marry at her Villa in Italy. Soon Barney can't take being married to a diva and leaves her. Carlotta picks herself up and returns to opera. One night as Carlotta is asleep in her boudoir, she is awaken by someone breaking in...
Main Actors
Jeanette MacDonald
Character : Carlotta Manson
Reginald Denny
Character : Barney McGann
Bela Lugosi
Character : Frescatti
Marjorie White
Character : Totsy Franklin
Warren Hymer
Character : 'Pug' Morini
Alison Skipworth
Character : Laura
Albert Conti
Character : Peck
André Cheron
Character : Costello
Gino Corrado
Character : Signor Ferrari, Italian Master of Ceremonies
William B. Davidson
Character : Kerry Stokes
Mary Gordon
Character : Stage Door Admirer with Violets
Donald Hall
Character : Carlotta's Backstage Admirer
Evelyn Hall
Character : Emily, Dressing Room Dowager
Althea Henley
Character : June, Dowager's Homely Daughter
Bodil Rosing
Character : Masseuse
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