Madam Satan

...(1929) with Maurice Chevalier, the all-star revue Paramount on Parade (1930), Honey (1930), in which she sang "Sing You Sinners," Madam Satan (1930) with Reginald Denny , and the classic comedy Animal Crackers '' (1930) with the Marx...

In this article: Lillian Roth, I'll Cry Tomorrow, Broadway, and Educational Pictures

...more successful actress Ann Rutherford. Arlen started her acting career in 1930 with an uncredited role in the Cecil B. DeMille film Madam Satan. She would have another uncredited role in 1933, but received two credited roles in 1934, and...

In this article: Judith Arlen, Ann Rutherford, Lucille Lund, Cary Grant, Cecil B. DeMille, Santa Barbara, California, Hollywood, and California

...to finish school before launching her film career. Carlisle finally stepped in front of the cameras in 1930, appearing in her first film, Madame Satan, directed by Cecil B. DeMille. She subsequently freelanced in eighteen movies,...

In this article: Mary Carlisle, Hollywood, Carl Laemmle, Jr., Henry J. Kaiser, Once to Every Woman, Madame Satan, A.J. Cronin, Universal Pictures, and Fay Wray

She was then adopted by film director Cecil B. DeMille and his wife Constance. She first appeared as an uncredited "Zeppelin Reveler" in Madame Satan (1930) and made thirty film appearances until she retired from films in 1956. DeMille...

In this article: Katherine DeMille, Academy Award, World War I, Alzheimer's disease, Madame Satan, Anthony Quinn, W.C. Fields, and Cecil B. DeMille

...musical, Children of Pleasure (1930), whose color sequences were similarly released in black and white. The original color sequences to "Madam Satan" no longer exist. Angela Brooks (Kay Johnson) discovers that her husband Bob (Reginald...

In this article: MGM, Cecil B. DeMille, Herbert Stothart, Cedric Gibbons, Reginald Denny, Lillian Roth, Clifford Grey, and Kay Johnson

...his days as a hustler and his convictions of murder, his image as the legendary cabaret performance artist Madame Sata meaning Madam Satan having been influenced by the 1930's film by Cecil B. DeMille about a woman disguising...

In this article: Lazaro Ramos, Cecil B. DeMille, Brazil, and Rio de Janeiro

...the talkie type Kosloff's longest exposure as a dancer in movies is a three-minute interlude in DeMille's bizarre early talkie "Madam Satan." He starred as "Electricity" in a ballet mecanique performed aboard a zeppelin. But after this 1930...

In this article: Theodore Kosloff, Cecil B. DeMille, Natacha Rambova, Ballets Russes, Agnes de Mille, Serge Diaghilev, and Anna Pavlova

...over Los Angeles. Normally, I'd cut a little slack to any movie that quotes something as obscure as Cecil B. DeMille's musical "Madam Satan," as well as scores of better-known movies, from "The Manchurian Candidate" to "Duck Soup." But...

In this article: Dwayne Johnson, Southland Tales, Richard Kelly, Holmes Osborne, Donnie Darko, New York Post, Duck Soup, Iraq War, DVD, and Cannes Film Festival