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Directed by John M. StahlOrigin USAGenres DramaActors John Boles,
Lois Wilson,
Genevieve Tobin,
Bette Davis,
Raymond Hackett,
Zasu PittsRating69%
Bart Carter has sacrificed a writing career so he can support his wife Peggy and their five children by working as a clerk in a New York City publishing house. When his former girlfriend Mildred Bronson, a literary agent who has been working in the Paris office, returns to the States, she arranges for Bart to draw his regular salary while working on a novel. Because his home life is so chaotic, Bart writes at Mildred's apartment during the day and frequently stays for dinner, and the two soon discover their old feelings for each other have been revived., 1h52
Directed by John M. StahlOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Melodrama,
RomanceActors Irene Dunne,
Robert Taylor,
Charles Butterworth,
Sara Haden,
Ralph Morgan,
Henry ArmettaRating67%
The life of spoiled Robert Merrick (Robert Taylor) is saved through the use of a hospital's only pulmotor, but because the medical device cannot be in two places at once, it results in the death of Dr. Hudson, a selfless, brilliant surgeon and generous philanthropist. Merrick falls in love with Hudson's widow, Helen (Irene Dunne), though she holds him responsible for her husband's demise. One day, he insists on driving her home and makes a pass at her. She gets out and is struck by another car, losing her sight. Merrick confronts a friend of Helen's husband, wanting to know why a beautiful young woman would marry a middle-aged man. The doctor's friend tells him that her husband had a philosophy—to help people, but never let it be known that you are the one helping them. Only then, he believed, could there be true reward in life., 1h31
Directed by John M. StahlOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
Romantic comedy,
RomanceThemes Films based on playsActors Paul Lukas,
Sidney Fox,
Lewis Stone,
George Meeker,
Sidney Toler,
Joseph W. GirardRating59%
Snubbish, quick-tempered Henry Greene (George Meeker) and his fiancee Isabelle Perry (Sidney Fox) stop into a New York speakeasy owned by Tomasso Antiovi (William Ricciardi) for a drink. There, they meet retired Judge Dempsey (Lewis Stone), an amiable man who befriends the Southern belle, much to Henry's dismay. Famous opera singer "Tino Caraffa", a charming but notorious playboy whose real name is "Gus" Di Ruvo, (Paul Lukas) is there as well, and while Henry is gone to move his illegally parked car, Gus and Isabelle, an opera fan, get acquainted. When Henry returns he's incensed to learn that the two of them have been dancing together. He wants Isabelle to leave with him, but she refuses and breaks off their engagement, returning his ring. Henry tries to get the police to help him force Isabelle to leave, by telling them that she has been "kidnapped by villains", but Judge Dempsey sets them straight, getting Henry arrested and taken away., 1h50
Directed by Otto Brower,
John M. StahlOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Thriller,
Noir,
Melodrama,
RomanceThemes Films about suicide,
Children's filmsActors Gene Tierney,
Cornel Wilde,
Jeanne Crain,
Vincent Price,
Mary Philips,
Ray CollinsRating75%
Novelist Richard Harland (Cornel Wilde) returns to his remote island home, called Back of the Moon, after two years in prison. His friend and attorney, (Ray Collins), narrates how Richard meets beautiful socialite Ellen Berent (Gene Tierney) on a train. She falls in love with him based mainly on his close resemblance to her recently deceased father, to whom she was obsessively attached., 1h51
Directed by John M. StahlOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Melodrama,
RomanceActors Claudette Colbert,
Warren William,
Rochelle Hudson,
Ned Sparks,
Louise Beavers,
Fredi WashingtonRating74%
White widow Bea Pullman (Claudette Colbert) and her daughter Jessie (Juanita Quigley as a toddler, Marilyn Knowlden as an eight-year-old) take in black housekeeper Delilah Johnson (Louise Beavers) and her daughter Peola (Sebie Hendricks), whose fair complexion reveals her mixed-race ancestry. Bea exchanges room and board for work, although struggling to make ends meet. Delilah and Peola quickly become like family to Jessie and Bea. They particularly enjoy Delilah's pancakes, made from a special family recipe. Five years later, Jessie and Peola prove to be challenging children to raise: Jessie is demanding, not particularly studious, relying instead on her charm. She is the first person to call Peola "black" in a hurtful way, making it clear that their childhood idyll is doomed. Peola does not tell her classmates at school that she is "colored" and is humiliated when her mother shows up one day, revealing her secret., 2h18
Directed by Otto Preminger,
John M. StahlOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Historical,
Melodrama,
RomanceThemes Children's filmsActors Linda Darnell,
Cornel Wilde,
Richard Greene,
George Sanders,
Richard Haydn,
Glenn LanganRating64%
The film begins in 1644 during the English Civil War, as we see a group of Roundheads pursuing a Cavalier's carriage. The carriage drives into the country where its passengers abandon a baby, named Amber, on the doorstep of a farming cottage. The roundheads soon catch up with the carriage and kill all the passengers while the farmers discover and decide to adopt Amber., 1h45
Directed by Ernst Lubitsch,
John M. StahlOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
Comedy-drama,
Romantic comedy,
RomanceThemes Monde imaginaire,
Political films,
Films about royaltyActors Ramón Novarro,
Norma Shearer,
Philippe De Lacy,
Jean Hersholt,
Gustav von Seyffertitz,
Edward ConnellyRating75%
Young Crown Prince Karl Heinrich (Philippe De Lacy), heir to the kingdom of Karlsburg, is brought to live with his stern uncle, King Karl VII (Gustav von Seyffertitz). The king immediately dismisses the boy's nanny (Edythe Chapman) without telling the youngster to avoid an emotional farewell. Fortunately, Dr. Friedrich Jüttner (Jean Hersholt), his new tutor, proves to be sympathetic, and they become lifelong friends. Nonetheless, despite the commoners' belief that it must be wonderful to be him, the boy grows up lonely, without playmates his own age.