QuoteOriginally posted by itdo@Oct 15 2003, 01:38 PM
can't do, sorry! that 35mm print is the whole movie in two reels. I've seen it's possible to scan single film cells (although, I don't have a scanner - yet!) it's quite impossible for me to put on that scene. Well, it's not an additional scene at all, just a repetition, so no broken hearts over missing scenes with that one. Just wondered how common/rare this version is.
well I guess there aren't many versions out there! 
QuoteOriginally posted by itdo@Oct 15 2003, 05:30 AM
Apropos "dreamy" and Jean Arthur:
I've seen a very old rare 35mm copy of Lady Takes A Chance, and in the night-sequence, after Jean stole the horse blanket and falls asleep, she actually dreams!
The picture gets blurry and she recaptures some of her adventures - we get to see their meeting with Duke and parts of the brawl again. Then she wakes up. Now this is the older German copy and I wonder if the Germans just took the liberty to include this (but then again, why should they?).
Has anybody ever seen this version?
wow!!!!! :o i've never seen that one! 
it would be great if you could put it online!
JEAN ARTHUR. B) I think she made a good job in " a lady takes a chance". She was a tremendous actress btw. I always get dreamy when I see her in "Mr Smith goes to Washington" and "A foreign affair" 
I just love Maureen and Kate Hepburn aswell
