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Mountain Climbing | Alps Mountains
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Ted Tetzlaff, who directed this, was better known as a cinematographer. He spent more than a decade under contract to Paramount, where he became Carole Lombard's favorite director of photography. When Lombard was loaned out to Universal for the original 1936 version of My Man Godfrey, she specifically requested Tetzlaff be loaned out as well.
Opening credits: The characters and events depicted in this photoplay are fictional. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
"Martin Ordway: Oh, what do we have here? Paul DeLambre: [holding two bottles] Brandy. One for medicinal purposes, and one for celebration - when we reach the top. Martin Ordway: What if you don't? Paul DeLambre: Then for consolation."
"Mr. Hein: [Admonishing his fellow climbers for resting too frequently] To rest is not to conquer."
