From small-scale Reliable Pictures, The Laramie Kid starred the strapping Tom Tyler as a cowboy returning home to help his...
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1935
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Little more than stock footage from the 1934 serial Pirate Treasure, this low-budget action adventure stars stunt man Richard...
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1935
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In perhaps the most haunting opening of any B-Western, Randy Rides Alone has John Wayne enter a deserted saloon filled with...
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1934
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A wife is on trial for murdering her husband's former spouse in this inexpensive melodrama from low-budget Mayfair Pictures...
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1933
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Myra
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1933
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In this drama, a young surgeon and his driver must combat the racketeers who have taken over the hospital where he works. ~...
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1933
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Betty
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1932
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The problem with the main characters in Midnight Morals is that they have more midnight than morals in their lives. Rookie...
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1932
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Although based on a story by William Colt McDonald, the creator of The Three Mesqueteers, this Tim McCoy effort from Columbia...
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1932
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In this drama, a bandleader thinks that his young friend will be corrupted by his budding relationship with a taxi dancer....
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1932
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Working Girls is a slight, dated, but still entertaining comedy, typical of its era. Louise Adams (Frances Dee) and her...
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1931
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By many considered the best of Hoot Gibson's eight Westerns for Gower Gulch producer M.H. Hoffman, Wild Horse starred The...
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1931
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Universal's top western ace, the charming Hoot Gibson, starred in this average oater about a young man who goes undercover as...
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1929
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Only three minutes of the 74-minute Noisy Neighbors contains any dialogue; the rest of the film has hardly any noise at all....
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Mary Carstairs
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1929
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Basically a filmed vaudeville presentation, The Show of Shows was Warner Bros.' entry in the "all star, all talking, all...
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1929
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In this early talkie, a burlesque team grows tired of playing rural gigs. When the fellow is offered a chance to do a solo...
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Peggy McCoy
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1929
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Jane
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1928
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Nina
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1928
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1928
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Love ain't all that funny, but this 5-reel comedy elicited a chuckle or two from 1927 audiences. Alberta Vaughn plays a...
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Helena Brice
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1927
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Sally
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1927
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The low-budget Sinews of Steel originally premiered in New York as one-half of a double feature, paired with the equally...
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1927
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The silent The Dropkick stars Richard Barthelmess as a talented but hopelessly conceited college football star. Because of...
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Molly
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1927
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After winning a Charleston contest, Missouri gal Alberta Vaughan heads to Broadway, hoping to achieve stardom. Landing a job...
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1927
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The Roberston-Cole Studio had just merged with Joseph P. Kennedy's Film Booking Offices when the company released the 1926...
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Princess Sylvia
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1926
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British music hall favorite Lupino Lane enjoyed an energetic if not spectacular film career in Hollywood. Largely confined to...
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Tootsie, Friend, Wife
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1923
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