🎬 Little Women (1933) & The African Queen Katherine Hepburn Double Feature

Wonderful Double Feature starring Katherine Hepburn at her finest! Amazing collection Have questions? Please ask! Shop with confidence Ships fast Nonsmoking home Little Women (1933)- The endearing saga of the March sisters -- Meg (Frances Dee), Jo (Katharine Hepburn), Amy and Beth -- who come of age in New England during the Civil War, is based on the classic Louisa May Alcott novel. With Mr. March away fighting for the Union cause, the girls and their beloved mother, Marmee (Spring Byington), manage to keep their spirits up through dire economic and emotional crises, until Jo's literary aspirations and Meg's romance with a teacher threaten to pull the sisters apart. Minor shelf wear on on Little Women John Huston directs The African Queen (1951), the universally beloved, on first appearance and over the decades since. In this adaptation of the C.S. Forester novel, Humphrey Bogart (best-actor Oscar®) and Katharine Hepburn costar as an unlikely pair thrown together in German East Africa during the First World War. He's the gin-soaked skipper of a none-too-reliable steam launch chugging along the backwaters. Hepburn's a straitlaced Methodist missionary who, following the demise of her bachelor brother (Robert Morley) and the burning of their village by Kaiser Wilhelm's troops. Hepburn and Bogart battle each other and an uncharted river in this unlikely love story