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Runaway Bride, The. Dive into the vibrant world of 1930s Hollywood with Elizabeth Kendall's "Runaway Bride," a captivating exploration of the era's romantic comedy genre. Published in 1991 by Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, this trade paperback offers a deep dive into the performing arts, detailing the evolution and cultural impact of film comedy. Spanning 304 pages, the book delves into the topic of film genres with a focus on comedy, providing an engaging read for those interested in the subject. With its ISBN 9780195036315, this non-classifiable book is a must-have for cinema enthusiasts and fans of the era's iconic on-screen romances. Slight crease on cover Dive into the vibrant world of 1930s Hollywood with Elizabeth Kendall's "Runaway Bride," a captivating exploration of the era's romantic comedy genre. Published in 1991 by Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, this trade paperback offers a deep dive into the performing arts, detailing the evolution and cultural impact of film comedy. Spanning 304 pages, the book delves into the topic of film genres with a focus on comedy, providing an engaging read for those interested in the subject. With its ISBN 9780195036315, this non-classifiable book is a must-have for cinema enthusiasts and fans of the era's iconic on-screen romances. Slight crease on cover