| 1939/03/00 |
Katharine Hepburn |
Owner |
With the help from Howard Hughes, Theatre Guild and the play's author, Philip Barry, Katharine Hepburn buys the film rights to "The Philadelphia Story". |
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| 1939/03/00 |
Howard Hughes |
Financier |
With the help from Howard Hughes, Theatre Guild and the play's author, Philip Barry, Katharine Hepburn buys the film rights to "The Philadelphia Story". |
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| 1940/12/26 |
George Cukor |
Director |
"The Philadelphia Story" opens, creating "the longest line in the 8 year history of the Radio City Music Hall." - Time Magazine |
Radio City Music Hall |
New York City |
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| 1940/12/26 |
James Stewart |
Actor |
"The Philadelphia Story" opens, creating "the longest line in the 8 year history of the Radio City Music Hall." - Time Magazine |
Radio City Music Hall |
New York City |
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| 1940/12/30 |
Cary Grant |
Actor |
Patrons "queued up during a spell of foul weather to pay top prices" for The Philadelphia Story and within four days "had set a new record for the period with 110,168 paid admissions in the nation's No 1 movie house." - Time magazine |
Radio City Music Hall |
New York City |
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