A wimpy king is forced to take responsibility for his little North Sea island kingdom after his iron-fisted wife goes on a...
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1931
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The Cuckoos began life as The Ramblers, a Broadway musical vehicle for the comedy team of Clark and McCullough. By the time...
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Billy
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1930
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1930
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The "conspiracy" of the title refers not only to a deadly narcotics ring, but also the combined efforts by the good guys to...
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John Howell
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1930
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Gregory Sloane
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1930
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Rocky Mosby
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1930
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A young boxer on his way to the top is scheduled for an important championship fight in this sports melodrama. He meets a...
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Bobby Murray
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1929
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An early sound film for flapper star Olive Borden, this low-budget effort from FBO featured the erstwhile "Joy Girl" as...
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Bob Winslow
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1929
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In this comedy, a wealthy couple cannot manage to conceive the child they so desperately want and so hearken to the advice...
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Joe Garvin
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1929
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Killer Gordon
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1928
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The outcome of a love triangle is once again decided by a "big race" in this lighthearted silent comedy-drama from FBO, the...
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1928
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This small-scale but entertaining Western was yet another outing for Buzz Barton, FBO's pint-sized cowboy ace, and his...
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1928
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Dry Martini was wittily adapted from the droll novel by John Thomas. Wealthy American Willoughby Quimby (Albert Gran)...
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1928
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In this suspenseful silent drama, set amidst the tawdry splendor of a carnival, a female reporter finds her life jeopardized...
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String
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1928
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One of the first sound releases from FBO pictures (no dialogue, but plenty of music), Taxi 13 stars Chester Conklin in his...
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1928
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Back in the late teens, Bryant Washburn starred in a successful series based on the "Skinner" stories by Henry Irving Dodge....
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1928
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Red Lips was based on the novel The Plastic Age by Percy Marks, previously filmed under its original title in 1925....
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"Spike" Blair
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1928
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Wallflowers was based on a novel by Temple Bailey. The central character, a scheming social climber played by...
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1928
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1927
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