A Dream Comes True
A Dream Comes True
Release: 1935-12-31
·Runtime: 8m
·★ 5.5
Documentary
A promotional short to hype the production of A Midsummer Night's Dream (1935).
Production Countries
United States of America
Production Companies
The Vitaphone Corporation
Cast
Addison Richards
as Narrator
Ross Alexander
as Himself (uncredited)
Binnie Barnes
as Herself (uncredited)
Freddie Bartholomew
as Himself (uncredited)
George Brent
as Himself (uncredited)
Joe E. Brown
as Himself (uncredited)
Virginia Bruce
as Herself (uncredited)
James Cagney
as Himself (uncredited)
Leo Carrillo
as Himself (uncredited)
Hobart Cavanaugh
as Himself (uncredited)
Irvin S. Cobb
as Himself (uncredited)
Lili Damita
as Herself (uncredited)
Marion Davies
as Herself (uncredited)
Olivia de Havilland
as Herself (uncredited)
Dolores del Río
as Herself (uncredited)
Louise Fazenda
as Herself (uncredited)
Errol Flynn
as Himself (uncredited)
Hugh Herbert
as Himself (uncredited)
Ian Hunter
as Theseus (archive footage) (uncredited)
Sybil Jason
as Herself (uncredited)
Victor Jory
as Oberon (archive footage) (uncredited)
Erich Wolfgang Korngold
as Himself (uncredited)
Margaret Lindsay
as Herself (uncredited)
Anita Louise
as Herself (uncredited)
Barton MacLane
as Himself (uncredited)
Frank McHugh
as Himself (uncredited)
Grant Mitchell
as Egeus (archive footage) (uncredited)
Grace Moore
as Herself (uncredited)
Jean Muir
as Herself (uncredited)
Paul Muni
as Himself (uncredited)
Pat O'Brien
as Himself (uncredited)
Gail Patrick
as Herself (uncredited)
Dick Powell
as Himself (uncredited)
Max Reinhardt
as Himself (uncredited)
Cesar Romero
as Himself (uncredited)
Mickey Rooney
as Puck (archive footage) (uncredited)
Dorothy Spencer
as Herself (uncredited)
Paula Stone
as Herself (uncredited)
Gladys Swarthout
as Herself (uncredited)
Lyle Talbot
as Himself (uncredited)
Verree Teasdale
as Hippolyta (archive footage) (uncredited)
Hal B. Wallis
as Himself (uncredited)
Jack L. Warner
as Himself (uncredited)
Warren William
as Self (uncredited)
Donald Woods
as Himself (uncredited)
Bette Davis
