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Directed by Edward SedgwickOrigin USAGenres DramaThemes Sports films,
American football filmsActors Jack Holt,
Richard Cromwell,
Joan Marsh,
John Wayne,
Natalie Moorhead,
Richard TuckerRating51%
Coach Dudley (Jack Holt) is a hard-driving college football coach, who strives to shape the character of his players, transforming them into real men. Unfortunately, the Coach's son, Bob (Richard Cromwell), who plays for him, hates sports and participates only because he is forced to do so. Bob lets his team down through cowardice and laziness and as a result is rejected by his father, his college sweetheart Dorothy (Joan Marsh), and his school. Bob joins a rival college team with the plan to defeat his father's team. In the end, Bob pulls himself together to win the Big Game, proving himself worthy of his father's name., 1h9
Directed by Donald Crisp,
James AndersonOrigin USAGenres Drama,
CrimeThemes Films based on playsActors Mary Astor,
Lloyd Hughes,
Paul Hurst,
David Newell,
Natalie Moorhead,
Francis McDonaldRating49%
Mary Gray (Mary Astor) and Dick Mercer (David Newell) are racing to Atlantic City, where they intend to elope, since Mary's wealthy parents would never approve of the marriage. In Atlantic City, they arrive at the humble efficiency hotel room Mary has rented. Dick is not impressed, and would prefer they stay in a fancier hotel. An argument ensues, ending with Dick storming out, leaving Mary alone. , 1h4
Directed by Roy William NeillOrigin USAGenres Drama,
CrimeActors H. B. Warner,
Walter Byron,
Bette Davis,
Oscar Apfel,
Natalie Moorhead,
William B. DavidsonRating62%
Englishman Ronald Quayle was accused of murdering his father and, based on testimony offered by his stepmother Caroline, was found guilty and imprisoned. Managing to escape, he fled to the United States and found work in an oil field, where an explosion scarred his face. After undergoing plastic surgery, he returns home under the alias Robert Crockett, determined to prove Caroline and her lover Jack Utterson really killed his father., 1h14
Directed by Richard ThorpeOrigin USAGenres Drama,
CrimeActors H. B. Warner,
Sally Blane,
William V. Mong,
Sarah Padden,
Natalie Moorhead,
Don DillawayRating56%
Lorsque le riche patriarche Emory Wells est retrouvé mort chez lui, son fils David est accusé. Lors du procès, après les témoignages des différentes personnes présentes sur place à l'heure du meurtre, David ne veut pas révéler où il est allé en quittant la maison. Finalement, Mary Stevens révèle qu'il était chez elle. En fait, la mère de David avait été retrouvée par lui quelques mois auparavant. Mary jure aussi qu'Emory était vivant quand David est parti. Il est donc acquitté. Mais le stress a été trop fort pour Mary, et sur son lit de mort, elle avoue avoir tué Emory car il ne voulait pas donner à son fils l'argent qui lui revenait de droit., 1h6
Directed by Michael CurtizOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
CrimeActors William Powell,
Margaret Lindsay,
Ruth Donnelly,
Gordon Westcott,
Arthur Hohl,
Natalie MoorheadRating66%
In France, United States State Department employee Donald Free (William Powell) is caught trying to steal French state papers. Free is released from his job and is deported. Back in the US, Free has a hard time finding another job due to the Great Depression. Free convinces Dan Hogan (Arthur Hohl), the crooked and incompentent owner of the Peerless Detective Agency to partner with him. Without Free's knowledge, Hogan becomes financed with gangster Tony Bandor (Gordon Westcott) and business booms., 1h5
Directed by Norman Taurog,
William BeaudineOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
Action,
Adventure,
CrimeActors Leo Gorcey,
Ed Wynn,
Huntz Hall,
Ginger Rogers,
Gabriel Dell,
William BenedictRating60%
As he and Glimpy Freedhoff (Huntz Hall) anxiously anticipate their furlough home, Muggs McGinnis (Leo Gorcey) is summoned to the colonel (Bryant Washburn)'s office and informed that he is to be honorably discharged because of poor eyesight. At home in the Bowery, Muggs is tearfully telling his proud mother (Mary Gordon) about his discharge when Glimpy bursts into the apartment with the news that Danny (Dave Durand) has been jailed.