It is difficult to believe that this ultra-cheapie ever actually scared anyone; it's just possible that audiences laughed as...
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Ruth Earlton
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1932
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Produced at the little Tec Art studio by sound engineer Ralph M. Like, this film is one of those modest whodunits where the...
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1932
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As cheap as any other poverty-row talkie, Dragnet Patrol possesses a breezy charm that is hard to resist. Glenn Tryon stars...
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1932
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It may be hard to believe, but Gorilla Ship is almost as ludicrous as its title. Wheeler Oakman plays Mr. Wells, a...
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Mrs. Wells
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1932
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Charles Delaney, an all-purpose actor who appeared in several Poverty Row productions of the early 1930s, assumes the role of...
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1931
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Though he spent the bulk of the talkie era at mighty MGM, director Richard Thorpe put in three solid years' service on...
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Norma Rickson
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1931
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Former silent star Vera Reynolds plays the title role in this low-budget thriller from Poverty Row studio Chesterfield. She...
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1931
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Intending to get value for money out of their house leading man Rex Lease, Tiffany Studios cast the personable actor in...
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Alice Blake
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1930
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Buck Jones' first sound western, The Lone Rider, was not a rousing success. The former Fox star had left that studio at the...
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Mary
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1930
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Last Dance was loosely based on the real-life story of a newspaper mogul who married a Broadway taxi dancer. For the purposes...
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Sally Kelly
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1930
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Stuntman extraordinaire Richard Talmadge starred in several movie vehicles in the 1920s and 1930s, few of which advanced the...
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1929
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1929
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In this comedy drama, a married man finds himself in philanderer's heaven when he gets involved with three local women....
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1929
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Lillia Ludwig
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1928
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1928
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Stella Baggott
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1928
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This canine comedy-drama is based on The Bar Sinister, a whimsical tale by Richard Harding Davis. The story is told from the...
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1927
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Glory Frayne
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1927
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Two of the era's most popular flappers, Vera Reynolds and Phyllis Haver, collided in this comedy produced and directed by...
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1927
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Vera Reynolds is Corporal Kate in this WWI comedy-drama. Shipped off to the front to entertain the troops, Irish-Catholic...
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Kate
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1926
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Cecily
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1926
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Norma Duke @ Norma Powers
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1926
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Margaret Peake
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1925
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This action-packed melodrama was adapted from the stage play by Elmer Vance, the man who did the adapting was future film...
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Caroline Dale
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1925
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This melodrama was supposedly the first to be shot on-location at an actual steel mill. Steelworker Wally Gay (William Boyd)...
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Amy Creeth
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1925
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This melodrama of the English upper class was independently made. Sir Melmoth Craven (Rockliffe Fellows) is running against...
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Marguerite Garth
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1925
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Once he attained full stardom, silk-hatted comedian Raymond Griffith was rushed into several inexpensive Paramount vehicles....
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Grace Henderson
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1925
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Cecil B. DeMille's century-hopping extravaganza The Road to Yesterday begins in the present (1925, that is). Wealthy...
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Beth Tyrell
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1925
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It seems like the flashier Cecil B. DeMille made his films, the more intimate were those made by his older brother William C....
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Nettie Moore
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1924
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While this Cecil B. DeMille production has many of the elements common to his pictures -- lavish, expensive sets and...
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Amy Loring
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1924
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This satirical comedy-drama was C. Gardner Sullivan's first producing effort. To insure its success, he hired a veteran...
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Kitty Dillingham
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1924
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Part of this romantic comedy was shot in a palatial Beverly Hills mansion, which happened to belong to the film's star,...
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Marjory Forbes
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1923
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When wealthy Rockwood dies, he wills his fortune to his four grown children, providing they're all married by a certain date....
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1923
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