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1931

The Cheat (1931) Review, with Tallulah Bankhead

Elsa Carlyle Tallulah Bankhead Jeffrey Carlyle Harvey Stephens Hardy Livingstone Irving Pichel Released by Paramount Pictures | Directed By George Abbott Proof That It’s Pre-Code Once again, everyone is amazed by a marriage that involves love. Tallulah Bankhead tries to transform into Wonder Woman but forgot to put her outfit Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsMay 5, 2014 ago
1932

Blessed Event (1932) Review, with Lee Tracy and Dick Powell

It’s Picture Snatcher again, only crappy.

By Danny, 12 yearsMay 2, 2014 ago
1932

The Mummy (1932) Review, with Boris Karloff and David Manners

Imhotep/Ardeth Bay Boris Karloff Helen Grosvenor Zita Johann Frank Whemple David Manners Released by Universal Studios | Directed By Karl Freund Proof That It’s Pre-Code Several fairly gruesome deaths, on camera and off. Helen gets put in some Egyptian garb, and apparently Ancient Egyptians were big fans of bare midriffs Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsApril 25, 2014 ago
1934

We’re Not Dressing (1934) with Carole Lombard and Bing Crosby

Stephen Jones Bing Crosby Doris Worthington Carole Lombard Edith Ethel Merman Hubert Leon Errol George George Burns Gracie Gracie Allen Released by Paramount | Directed By Norman Taurog Proof That It’s Pre-Code No one in the film actually declares whether or not they’re dressing (I imagine whoever pitched the title Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsApril 18, 2014 ago
1934

Bottoms Up (1934) Review, with Spencer Tracy

‘Smoothie’ King Spencer Tracy Wanda Gale Pat Paterson Hal Reed John Boles Limey Brooks Herbert Mundin Spud Mosco Sid Silvers Judith Marlowe Thelma Todd Released by Fox | Directed By David Butler Proof That It’s Pre-Code A selected joke: “I always wanted to be a virtuoso!” “I didn’t ask about Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsMarch 17, 2014 ago
1933

Meet the Baron (1933) Review, with Jack Pearl and Jimmy Durante

Baron Munchausen Jack Pearl Joe McGoo Jimmy Durante Zasu Zasu Pitts Dean Primrose Edna Mae Oliver The Janitors Ted Healy and His Three Stooges Baron Munchausen Henry Kolker Released by MGM | Directed By Walter Lang Proof That It’s Pre-Code Well: Plus a number of borderline racy jokes. … look, Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsMarch 14, 2014 ago
Arsene Lupin (1932)
1932

Arsène Lupin (1932) Review, with John and Lionel Barrymore

Duke of Charmerace John Barrymore Guarechard Lionel Barrymore Sonia Karen Morley Released by MGM | Directed By Jack Conway Proof That It’s Pre-Code This film has more euphemisms and double entendres than you could shake even possibly three or four sticks at. The Duke of Charmerace first makes the acquaintance Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsMarch 3, 2014 ago
1934

The Thin Man (1934) Review, with William Powell and Myrna Loy

Nick Charles William Powell Nora Charles Myrna Loy Asta Skippy Released by MGM | Directed By W.S. Van Dyke Proof That It’s Pre-Code Well, Nick Charles punches Nora Charles in the face. There are a large number of jokes about dogs peeing. The police just punch a dude in the Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsFebruary 14, 2014 ago
Fashions of 1934 (1934)
1934

Fashions of 1934 (1934) Review, with William Powell and Bette Davis

Sherwood Nash William Powell Lynn Bette Davis Snap Frank McHugh The Duchess Verree Teasdale Joe Hugh Herbert Baroque Reginald Owen Released by Warner Brothers | Directed By William Dieterle Proof That It’s Pre-Code Walking down the Seine, Snap is offered some dirty pictures, which he looks at with much relish. Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsFebruary 7, 2014 ago
1934

Six of a Kind (1934) Review, with Charles Ruggles, Gracie Allen, and W.C. Fields

J. Pinkham Whinney Charles Ruggles Flora Whinney Mary Boland Sheriff Hoxley W.C. Fields George Edward George Burns Gracie Devore Gracie Allen Mrs. K. Rumford Alison Skipworth Released by Paramount | Directed By Leo McCarey Proof That It’s Pre-Code Not a whole lot, except that one of the subplots is about Read more

By Danny, 12 yearsJanuary 31, 2014 ago

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