First of three screen adaptations of stage comedy
“The Front Page” is the first of three film versions of the Ben Hecht/Charles MacArthur play that became a standard setter for many screwball comedies to follow.  Hildy Johnson (Pat O’Brien) is an investigative reporter about to get married and looking for a more lucrative profession. When an accused murderer (George E. Stone) escapes from custody, Hildy sees a chance for the story of a lifetime. When he finds the criminal, however, he learns that the man may not be guilty. With the assistance of his editor (Adolph Menjou), Hildy attempts to stash the convict in a roll-top desk in the prison pressroom, uncover the conspiracy that incriminated him, and write the biggest scoop of the decade.<br /><br />Directed by Lewis Milestone (“All Quiet on the Western Front”), “The Front Page” bristles with sharp, witty dialogue and a rapid pace that later comedies would adopt. The story’s stage origin is evident in the movie’s limited sets, which would usually be a detriment to visual story telling. But the performances are so lively, and the basic story of political corruption so engrossing, the picture doesn’t at all suffer. The movie was remade by Howard Hawks in 1939 as “His Girl Friday” and once again by Billy Wilder in 1974, starring Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau and Carol Burnett.<br /><br />The Blu-ray release was mastered in HD from 35-mm elements preserved by the Library of Congress. Special features include a short documentary on film preservation efforts of the Library of Congress; audio commentary by film historian Bret Wood; a 1937 radio adaptation starring Walter Winchell, presented by Cecil B. DeMille; and a 1946 radio adaptation starring Adolph Menjou and Pat O’’Brien.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Raucous, irreverent, and remarkably funny, THE FRONT PAGE is a landmark in cinema history - a brilliantly orchestrated, high-speed satire that set the standard for the countless screwball comedies that followed in it's wake. But few films can match the risque flavor and the relentless pace of the masterpiece that spawned an entire genre, earning Academy Award nominations for Best Picture, Best Actor (Adolphe Menjou), and Best Director (Lewis Milestone), as well as a spot on the esteemed National Film Registry. Based on the wildly successful (and controversial) play by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur, THE FRONT PAGE follows hard-boiled crime reporter Hildy Johnson (Pat O'Brien) who has vowed to quit the business and marry his new sweetheart (Mary Brian). But when a political radical (George E. Stone) escapes from custody on the eve of his hanging, the reporter's room is plunged into comedic chaos, and Hildy's brash editor (Menjou) sees it as an opportunity to manipulate the reporter into staying. Special Features: Mastered in HD from 35mm elements preserved by the Library of Congress, Short documentary on the film preservation efforts of the Library of Congress, Audio commentary by film historian Bret Wood, 1937 Radio adaptation starring Walter Winchell, presented by Cecil B. DeMille (60 min.), 1946 Radio adaptation starring Adolphe Menjou and Pat O'Brien (30 min.).