In this feature-length continuation of the popular husband-and-wife television detective series, the fabulously wealthy and...
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1994
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A dreary and depressing tale despite the excellent assemblage of talent, this is the story of a Depression-era family where...
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1992
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In this fact-based drama, a real estate agent is horrified to learn that a home buyer is the one who killed her policeman...
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1992
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A tribute to Hollywood's Tarzan as played by Johnny Weismuller, Gordon Scott and Ron Ely as well as all the of the...
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1990
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Good Old Boy is based on the autobiography of Southern writer Willie Francis. Ryan Francis plays young Willie, growing up in...
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1988
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Grace Clark
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1987
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During her 25th high school class reunion, middle-aged Peggy Sue (Kathleen Turner) tries to forget her marital problems with...
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Elizabeth Alvorg
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1986
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A Woody Allen Manhattan mosaic, Hannah and Her Sisters concerns the lives, loves, and infidelities among a tightly-knit...
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Norma
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1986
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In this comedy, two rival ad executives find themselves marooned on a South Pacific during a balloon accident. Comic mayhem...
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1986
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This uneasy mix between a slasher film and a police story focuses on a series of murders in a luxury Manhattan apartment...
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1985
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1978
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Made for television, The Great Houdinis tells the life story of famed American illusionist/escape-artist Harry Houdini and...
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1976
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1972
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In this comedy, a middle-aged woman discovers that she is pregnant, to the dismay of her husband and surprise of the town....
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Edith Lambert
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1965
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Will Rogers Jr. follows in the cinematic footsteps of his famous father in the evenly-paced western Wild Heritage. Rogers is...
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Emma Breslin
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1958
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1957
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Doretta Mims
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1957
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Duffy of San Quentin is an Allied Artists low-budgeter based on the life of the warden who first introduced reforms in the...
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Gladys Duffy
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1954
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Like its predecessor Duffy of San Quentin, The Steel Cage is made up of episodes from a never-telecast TV series based on the...
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Gladys Duffy
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1954
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All I Desire an early exercise in Douglas Sirk Baroque, is set at the turn of the century. Long divorced from her husband...
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Sara Harper
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1953
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Minna Baxter
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1953
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Captain George Slocum (John Hodiak) and First Lieutenant Jerry Barker (Todd Karns) are longtime friends, assigned to the same...
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1953
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Bonzo Goes to College is the one that Ronald Reagan isn't in. The focus, of course, is on brainy chimpanzee Bonzo, who...
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Marion Drew
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1952
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The brilliant British documentary filmmaker Paul Rotha made his feature-film debut with 1950's No Resting Place. Filmed on...
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1951
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Faith Domergue, the latest of Howard Hughes' protegees, made her film debut in 1950's Where Danger Lives. Domergue plays...
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Julie
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1950
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Georgette Stroud
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1948
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This final "Tarzan" entry from the MGM assembly line is arguably one the least effective of the series, though it certainly...
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Jane
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1942
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Judging by the number of times it's popped up on TV, Tarzan's Secret Treasure was one of the most popular of the MGM "Tarzan"...
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Jane
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1941
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Out of work as usual, showgirl Maisie Revier (Ann Sothern) takes a job as the maid for a wealthy family. She wins over the...
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Abigail Rawlston
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1941
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Long before 19th-century novelist Jane Austen became a hot property in Hollywood, MGM produced this opulent and entertaining...
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Jane Bennet
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1940
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Directed in 1940 by S. Sylva Simon, Sporting Blood stars Robert Young as racing stable owner Myles Vanders. Shortly after...
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Linda Lockwood
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1940
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Tarzan Finds a Son was to have been Maureen O'Sullivan's final Tarzan film, with Jane getting killed in the final reel. But...
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Jane
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1939
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Despite its comparatively upbeat ending, Let Us Live is one of the darkest and gloomiest films of the late 1930s. As working...
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Mary Roberts
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1939
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James Whale directed this screen adaptation of Marcel Pagnol's French classic Fanny. Madelon (Maureen O'Hara) is a lovely...
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Madelon
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1938
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Not a remake of the 1932 James Cagney vehicle of the same name, The Crowd Roars is set in the sweat-stained world of...
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Sheila Carson
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1938
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In this collegiate romance, the love affair between two seniors is threatened by their different graduation plans. The...
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Alexander Benson
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1938
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A Yank at Oxford was filmed in England at MGM's "sister studio", Elstree. Robert Taylor plays Lee Sheridan, an arrogant young...
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Molly Beaumont
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1938
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Hold That Kiss is a cute story cutely played by the irresistably cute Maureen O'Sullivan. She plays working girl June Evans,...
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June Evans
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1938
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1937
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Judy Standish
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1937
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Baroness Orczy, author of The Scarlet Pimpernel, came up with the story upon which The Emperor's Candlesticks was based. As...
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Maria
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1937
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The tempestuous love affair between a young surgeon and a pretty but married nurse provides the basis for this melodrama....
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Claire Donahue
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1937
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Martha Aldrich
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1937
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Falsely convicted Lionel Barrymore escapes from Devil's Island with fellow prisoner H.B. Walthall. A brilliant scientist,...
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Lorraine Lavond
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1936
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Based on the novel by MacKinlay Kantor, this 1936 drama from director Richard Thorpe stars Lionel Barrymore as Springfield...
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Camden Terry
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1936
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Produced under the working title The Capture of Tarzan, Tarzan Escapes was completely refilmed before release, eviscerating...
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Jane Parker
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1936
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One of four MGM "B"-pictures ground out in quick succession by director George B. Seitz, Woman Wanted is a crime melodrama...
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Ann
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1935
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MGM's The Flame Within was the second entry in the "psychiatric" film-cycle inaugurated by Paramount's Private Worlds....
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Lillian Belton
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1935
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Released generally as Cardinal Richelieu, this George Arliss vehicle was based on the popular 19th-century blank-verse play...
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1935
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This second filmization of Leo Tolstoy's novel is widely regarded as the best version. Greta Garbo plays the title character,...
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Kitty Scherbatsky
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1935
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David Copperfield was MGM's major Christmas release for its 1934-1935 season and also the first of producer...
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Dora
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1935
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Big Mike (Wallace Beery) is a tough Army flyer who longs to see his son Little Mike (Robert Young) take to the air like...
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Skip Carter
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1935
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Based on a successful stage drama, this historical romance stars Norma Shearer as Elizabeth Barrett, an invalid largely...
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Henrietta Barrett
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1934
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Filmed on what MGM considered a B-picture budget and schedule (14 days, which at Universal or Columbia would have been...
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Dorothy Wynant
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1934
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Wounded criminal Lucky Wilson (Robert Montgomery) takes refuge in a small Connecticut farm. He falls in love with...
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Pauline
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1934
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Jane Parker
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1934
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Marie Dressler plays the title character, tugboat captain Annie Brennan, in this 1933 Hollywood box office hit. Her husband...
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Pat Severn
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1933
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In this western, based on a Zane Grey novel, a cowboy is falsely accused of stealing cows. Fortunately, his gal stands by her...
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Helen
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1933
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Edmund Gwenn makes his American film debut in this lighthearted adaptation of Frederick Jackson's stage play The Bishop...
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Hester Grantham
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1933
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After the death of her circus-aerialist husband, Kitty Lorraine (Alice Brady) dedicates herself to transforming her daughter...
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Shirley Lorraine
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1933
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This comedy is last entry in the five-movie series "The Cohens and Kellys." In this episode, Sidney and Murray are competing...
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1933
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As indicated by its "catchphrase" title, Okay America is one of several early-1930s films based on the exploits of gossip...
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Miss Barton
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1932
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Winnie Marble
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1932
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Tarzan, The Ape Man was not only MGM's inaugural "Tarzan" film, but also the first to star former Olympic swimming champ...
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Jane Parker
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1932
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1932
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Produced by William Randolph Hearst's Cosmopolitan Production for MGM, this well made Grand Hotel clone was based on a 1931...
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Lynn Harding
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1932
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In this comedy, a shady jockey, Marty Black, teams up with Silk Henley to con the punters at little racetracks. Marty goes...
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Sally
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1932
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This socially-conscious drama is set in a slum and centers on the events that lead a parsimonious slum lord to change her...
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Joyce Moore
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1932
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Doris
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1931
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Though he'd intended to retire when talkies came in, silent-screen matinee idol Thomas Meighan kept returning to the screen...
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Kathleen Kearny
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1931
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This Mark Twain adaptation affords a rare opportunity to enjoy a "collaboration" between two of America's greatest humorists....
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Alisande
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1931
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Made in 1930, this well-known sci-fi musical chronicles the adventures of a lightning-struck man who awakens to find himself...
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LN-18
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1930
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In this comedy, a plumbing magnate's son, who has started on the bottom rung of his father's business, is hired to fix the...
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Princess Louise
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1930
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Will Rogers' second starring talkie feature was a spiritual twin of the first, They Had to See Paris, albeit with a...
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Elinor Worthing
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1930
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Forty-five-year-old Irish tenor John McCormack made his screen debut in Song o' My Heart. Fans of McCormack would have been...
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Eileen O'Brien
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1929
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