"Ring Around the Moon" is Earnest Entertainment

A very unusual film that is often hard to predict.

RKO-Pathé Studios - 9336 Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, USA

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Chesterfield Motion Pictures Corporation (I)

Donald Cook

Erin O&apos;Brien-Moore

Alan Edwards

Vera Hobart

Vere Hobart

Paul Perez

(1936, Chesterfield) Donald Cook, Ann Doran, Erin Moore, Doug Fowley. Cook is a high-flying newspaperman who falls into an engagement to a lady he does not love. Lots of poverty row intrigue follows. Pretty much a straight drama w...

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Ring Around the Moon

&quot;Ring Around the Moon&quot; is a very low budget B- movie from tiny Chesterfield Productions, an organization that used RKO&apos;s lot at night to make inexpensive films. Surprisingly, despite smaller-time actors and all, the film is actually well worth seeing...mostly because it is not predictable and often delivers surprises. Plus, the ending is really sweet.

Ross (Donald Cook) is dating two women--one is a rich society lady (Gloria) and the other a co-worker at his newspaper. He seems to prefer the newspaper girl but ends up marrying Gloria instead...and soon regrets it and tells Gloria he&apos;s made a mistake. In the meantime, the old girlfriend has gotten married. What&apos;s next? You probably won&apos;t guess in a thousand years!!

The reason I liked the film, aside from it not being predictable, is that despite the smallness of the movie, the acting and direction are quite good. It really appears as if everyone was trying to make a very good picture...not another run of the mill B. This combined with a sweet ending make for a film worth seeing...just be sure to have some Kleenex handy...just in case.

"Ring Around the Moon" is a very low budget B- movie from tiny Chesterfield Productions, an organization that used RKO's lot at night to make inexpensive films. Surprisingly, despite smaller-time actors and all, the film is actually well worth seeing...mostly because it is not predictable and often delivers surprises. Plus, the ending is really sweet.

Ross (Donald Cook) is dating two women--one is a rich society lady (Gloria) and the other a co-worker at his newspaper. He seems to prefer the newspaper girl but ends up marrying Gloria instead...and soon regrets it and tells Gloria he's made a mistake. In the meantime, the old girlfriend has gotten married. What's next? You probably won't guess in a thousand years!!

The reason I liked the film, aside from it not being predictable, is that despite the smallness of the movie, the acting and direction are quite good. It really appears as if everyone was trying to make a very good picture...not another run of the mill B. This combined with a sweet ending make for a film worth seeing...just be sure to have some Kleenex handy...just in case.

(1936, Chesterfield) Donald Cook, Ann Doran, Erin Moore, Doug Fowley. Cook is a high-flying newspaperman who falls into an engagement to a lady he does not love. Lots of poverty row intrigue follows. Pretty much a straight drama with no real crime elements, but after all, it is a Chesterfield. Doran's first big role. 16mm.

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