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Directed by Michael Curtiz,
Darryl F. Zanuck,
Anthony ColdewayOrigin USAGenres Drama,
War,
MusicalThemes Films about religion,
Musical films,
Political films,
Films based on the Bible,
Films about Jews and Judaism,
Disaster filmsActors Dolores Costello,
George O'Brien,
Noah Beery Sr.,
Louise Fazenda,
Guinn "Big Boy" Williams,
Paul McAllisterRating65%
The film opens after the great flood, with Noah and his family outside of the Ark praising the Lord. Then comes depictions of the building of the Tower of Babel and the worshipping of the golden calf. Then it switches to the eve of World War I. The theme of the gold calf is carried forward by a scene in which a bankrupted trader (Otto Hoffman) shoots his uncaring stockbroker., 1h25
Directed by Michael CurtizOrigin USAGenres Drama,
CrimeActors Dolores Costello,
Conrad Nagel,
Mitchell Lewis,
John Miljan,
George E. Stone,
Pat HartiganRating56%
Rose Shannon, a dancing girl at "Kelly's," in the 'Tenderloin' district of New York City, worships at a distance Chuck White, a younger member of the gang that uses the place as their hangout. Chuck's interest in her is only just as another toy to play with. Rose is unknowingly placed in a position in which she is implicated in a crime which she knows nothing about. The police pick her up, and the gang sends Chuck to take care of her in the event she may know or disclose something that will implicate the gang., 1h24
Directed by Michael CurtizOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
MusicalThemes Films about music and musicians,
Musical films,
Films based on playsActors Al Jolson,
Lowell Sherman,
Lois Moran,
Noah Beery Sr.,
Louise Dresser,
Hobart BosworthRating59%
The story deals with the joys and tribulations of a travelling minstrel troupe known as the Merry Meadow Minstrels. Al Jolson plays as a blackface endman while Lowell Sherman plays as the interlocutor. Hobart Bosworth plays as the owner of the show, while his daughter, played by Lois Moran, serves as Al Jolson's love interest in the picture. Sherman's character, however, is also in love with Moran's. The show is in a miserable state until Jolson entertains a sheriff and manages to convince him to invest in the show. The show becomes very successful thanks to this investment and Jolson is eventually able to visit his mother. Some time after he returns, he tells Moran that he loves her and this causes Sherman to become jealous. After a heated argument between Jolson and Sherman over Moran, a character played by Mitchell Lewis, who is upset because he was caught cheating at cards, puts real bullets in Jolson's stage gun. Since Jolson pretends to shoot Sherman in the minstrel show act, Lewis knows that this will result in Sherman's death and that Jolson will be blamed for the murder. After Sherman is shot, Jolson is arrested but manages to escape and take a freight train out of town. Eventually, Lewis confesses to the crime and Jolson is thereby proven to be innocent.