On something of a "literary binge" in the early 1930s, low-budget Monogram Pictures acquired the screen rights for the...
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Mlle. Adoree
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1932
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Upon her release from prison, Joyce Greeley (Edwina Booth) is promptly and mysteriously murdered. Fledgling crime reporter...
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Miss Willing
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1932
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In this action drama, set on San Francisco's notorious Barbary Coast, a girl gets deeply entangled with gangsters. A...
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Belle
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1932
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In this crime drama, the writer of a Broadway newspaper column finds himself accused of murder after a showgirl, who had...
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Vivyan Parker
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1931
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1931
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This shoddy "B"-picture represents one of the few talkie appearances by former Broadway matinee idol Lou Tellegen....
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Florence Vinton
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1931
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Johnny Mack Brown stars as Paul, who wants nothing more out of life than to take charge of a lighthouse. Falling in love with...
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Sally Blake
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1930
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Released in both silent and sound versions, this lurid melodrama from Universal was based on the 1924 play Carnival by...
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Helen Herbert
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1930
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Connie
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1930
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1929
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Desert Nights was the last silent film made by MGM's resident heartthrob John Gilbert -- and the last of his truly successful...
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Diana
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1929
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Eleven Who Were Loyal is set in 1808, during the Prussian uprising against Emperor Napoleon. King Wilhelm III (Gustav...
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Mary Von Wedel
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1929
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The racetrack provides the setting of this drama that tells the tale of a jockey who throws a race to impress a sexy girl....
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Sybil Morrissey
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1929
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Mary Nolan, whose own private life was as sensationally scandalous as any of her screen roles, starred in this...
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Cassie Cook
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1929
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Anne-Marie Whitley
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1929
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1928
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Veteran German cinematographer Karl Freund made his directorial debut with the 1926 production...
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1928
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In this lurid Tod Browning melodrama, boasting a thoroughly creepy performance by Lon Chaney, Chaney plays Phroso, a...
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Maizie
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1928
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