Clarence G. Badger Clarence G. Badger i(7748177 works by)
Born: Established: 9 Jun 1880 San Francisco, California,
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United States of America (USA),
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Americas, ; Died: Ceased: 17 Jun 1964 Sydney, New South Wales,
Gender: Male
Heritage: American
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1 form y separately published work icon That Certain Something Clarence G. Badger , ( dir. Clarence G. Badger ) Australia : Argosy Films , 1941 7813061 1941 single work film/TV

'The story deals with the arrival in Australia of an American film director, who is searching for a girl to star in the film he intends to make out here. He insists that the girl must have 'That Certain Something' which makes her stand out from other girls. His search leads him into many hilarious situations as he is besieged by thousands of ambitious young women, and the film takes full advantage of the laughter-making possibilities presented. Finally, he manages to find the girl he wants and is able to make his film, but only after coming near to nervous prostration from the happenings which beset him in the making of it.'

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'That Certain Something', Western Herald, 8 May 1942, p.6.
1 form y separately published work icon Rangle River Zane Grey , Charles Chauvel , Elsa Chauvel , ( dir. Clarence G. Badger ) Australia : Clarence Badger Productions , 1936 7748206 1936 single work film/TV western

'It is not devoted entirely to a western setting, but tells the story of how a young girl who has been finishing her education on the Continent is recalled to the station home of her father in an outback Australian settlement, and how her antagonism towards his foreman ultimately develops into love.'

Source:

'Parkside Theatre', Queensland Times, 28 April 1937, p.10.
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