The destructive power of rumors...
“These Three” is based on Lillian Hellman’s controversial 1934 play, “The Children’s Hour,” which dealt with the subject of lesbianism.  In adapting her play to the screen, Hellman dropped that element completely, knowing the Hays Office would never green-light a film that even hinted at a same-sex relationship between two women.<br /><br />Two headmistresses of a school for girls, Martha Dobie (Miriam Hopkins) and Karen Wright (Merle Oberon), are in love with the same man, Dr. Joseph Cardin (Joel McCrea). One of their students, Mary Tilford (Bonita Granville), is a malevolent child who despises her teachers. To escape punishment for misconduct, Mary concocts a story about inappropriate behavior between the doctor and his fiancee’s best friend and tells it to her grandmother (Alma Kruger). This lie sets in motion rumors that threaten the very existence of the school.<br /><br />Though the play is more edgy and downbeat, the movie benefits from two strong performances from Hopkins and Oberon. But it’s Ms. Granville who dominates. She plays Mary as a spoiled, vindictive schemer out to cause trouble for women who are merely enforcing badly needed discipline. “These Three” is the first of several films William Wyler would direct for Sam Goldwyn.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated DVD release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : College friends Karen Wright (Merle Oberon) and Martha Dobie (Miriam Hopkins) run a thriving rural Massachusetts girls' school. Karen is in love with local doctor Joe Cardin (Joel McCrea), and they plan to marry soon. Then an incorrigible, vindictive student tells a shocking fib and the lives and futures of Karen, Martha and Joe come crashing down in one of Hollywood's most gripping depictions of what writer Lillian Hellman simply called "the power of a lie." Reshaping her daring 1934 play The Children's Hour into the 1936 movie These Three, Hellman may have changed the substance of the lie (from lesbianism on stage to a romantic triangle on film) to pacify censors, but lost none of her narrative's compelling tension. In his first of eight films for producer Samuel Goldwyn, director William Wyler captures intense and focused performances from the three stars and particularly from Best Supporting Actress Oscar nominee (and future fictional teenage sleuth Nancy Drew) Bonita Granville as the mendacious youngster. In the shattering force of its truthful storytelling, These Three is a great film..