Afterwards

Original title: Their Big Moment

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Bruce Cabot, William Gaxton, Huntley Gordon, Julie Haydon, Kay Johnson, Ralph Morgan, Zasu Pitts, and Slim Summerville in Afterwards (1934)

A vaudeville magician act is hired to right a wrong. Some comedy relief.A vaudeville magician act is hired to right a wrong. Some comedy relief.A vaudeville magician act is hired to right a wrong. Some comedy relief.

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5.7/10

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Zasu Pitts

Tillie Whim

Slim Summerville

Bill Ambrose
(as "Slim" Summerville)

William Gaxton

The Great La Salle

Bruce Cabot

Lane Franklyn

Kay Johnson

Eve Farrington

Julie Haydon

Fay Harley

Ralph Morgan

Dr. Portman

Huntley Gordon

John Farrington

Tamara Geva

Lottie

Ed Brady

Stage Manager
(uncredited)

Wallace MacDonald

Theater Manager
(uncredited)

Frank Mills

Pilot
(uncredited)

Frank O'Connor

Detective
(uncredited)

Director
- James Cruze
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A vaudeville magician discredits a psychic and solves a murder.

When her sister becomes involved with shady psychic Dr. Portman, Eve Farrington enlists the help of rag-tag magician the Great LaSalle (Gaxton) to debunk Portman, but his assistant Tillie (who becomes Madame Marvel) actually has psychic abilities she's never been aware of and together with some detective skills of LaSalle, the murder of Eve's brother-in-law is solved. ZaSu Pitts steals the show in this average offering.

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Apr 16, 1999
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Trivia
Walter C. Hackett's play, "Afterwards," opened in London on 7 November 1933. It had no Broadway production.

Goofs
At the house on Long Island Bill and La Salle are talking about what to do next and decide on another drink. Bill has his hat in one hand and a glass in the other as they start towards the bar table and the glass and hat switch hands between shots.