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Shirley Booth and Humphrey Bogart in Broadway’s “Hell’s Bells” (1925)

Shirley Booth (age twenty-six) and Humphrey Bogart (age twenty-five) in the Broadway production, “Hell’s Bells” (1925).

Shirley Booth, aged 26, and Humphrey Bogart, aged 25, in Hell's Bells by Barry Conners. It opened on January 26, 1925 at Wallack's Theater and closed in May after 125 performances.

In one scene, Bogart appeared on stage carrying a racket and, as he glanced around at the other male performers, inquired, "Tennis, anyone?" It was the first time the line had been delivered onstage.

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Shirley Booth and Humphrey Bogart in Broadway’s “Hell’s Bells” (1925)

Humphrey Bogart and Shirley Booth in the Broadway play “Hell's Bells” (1925)

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Fredric March congratulates Shirley Booth for her Best Actress Academy Award win in 1953