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Credits 20th Century-Fox, 1937 B/W, 78 minutes Produced by: Darryl F. Zanuck Associate Producer: Raymond Griffith Directed by: Sidney Lanfield Screenplay by: Boris Ingster & Milton Sperling, (from the play Der Komet by Attila Obok) Photographed by: Robert Planck, Edward Cronjager Songs and lyrics by: Lew Pollack & Sidney D. Mitchell, Mack Gordon & Harry Revel Dances arranged by: Harry Losee Art Direction: Mark Lee Kirk Set Decorations: Thomas Little Assistant Director: William Forsyth Film Editor: Robert Simpson Costumes: Royer Sound: W.D. Flick, Roger Heman Musical direction by: Louis Silvers |
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Cast Sonja Henie ... Lili Heiser Tyrone Power ... Prince Rudolph Arthur Treacher ... Nottingham Raymond Walburn ... Uncle Dornik Joan Davis ... Orchestra Leader Sig Rumann ... Prime Minister Alan Hale ... Baron Leah Ray ... Singer Melville Cooper ... Krantz Maurice Cass ... Count George Givot ... Alex Greta Meyer ... Martha Egon Brecher ... Janitor Torben Meyer ... Chauffer George Davis ... Waiter [also] Lon Chaney, Jr. |
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Musical Program My Secret Love Affair (Pollack & Mitchell; sung by Leah Ray), I'm Olga from the Volga (Gordon & Revel; sung by Joan Davis) Russian medley (skated by Sonja Henie & Ensemble) My Swiss Hilly Billy (Pollack & Mitchell; sung by Joan Davis) Waltz medley (skated by Sonja Henie & Ensemble) Over Night (Pollack & Mitchell; skated by Sonja Henie & Ensemble) |
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Synopsis In Thin Ice, Olympic skating champion Sonja Henie shows she's not only a "Scandinavian goddess of wind and snow," (New York Times) but a charming, romantic comedienne too. Lili (Henie), skating instructor at a Swiss hotel, has fallen in love with a shy man (Tyrone Power) she skis with each morning. She has no idea he is actually Prince Rudolph and that their affair is front page news around the world. Delighted with all the publicity, the hotel owner showers Lili with gifts and signs her to star in the resort's ice ballet. It seems everyone knows she is about to become a princess - except her. "Beautifully costumed and photographed," (Variety) this entertaining romantic comedy established Henie as a top box-office star. [from Fox Video videotape sleeve, ©1993] |
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