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1932

1932

The Conquerors (1932) Review, with Richard Dix and Ann Harding

Roger Standish Richard Dix Caroline Ogden Ann Harding Matilda Blake Edna May Oliver Released by RKO Directed by William Wellman Run time: 86 minutes Proof That It’s a Pre-Code Film There are a couple of particularly brutal episodes in this one, including a child begging for its life before dying Read more

By Danny, 7 years ago
1932

Hell’s House (1932) Review, with Bette Davis and Pat O’Brien

Jimmy Mason Junior Durkin Matt Kelly Pat O’Brien Peggy Gardner Bette Davis Released by Allied Artists (?) Directed by Howard Higgin Run time: 72 minutes Proof That It’s a Pre-Code Film One early scene has Jimmy Mason (Durkin) trying to pick the right door to knock on, and he plays Read more

By Danny, 7 years ago
1932

Young Bride (1932) Review, with Helen Twelvetrees and Eric Linden

Allie Riggs Helen Twelvetrees Charlie Eric Linden Maisie Arlene Judge Released by RKO Pathe Directed by William A. Seiter Run time: 76 minutes Proof That It’s a Pre-Code Film At the library: “Where can I get an illustrated copy of Aphrodite?” “If you go out with that guy, you’ve got Read more

By Danny, 7 years ago
1932

The Roadhouse Murder (1932) Review, with Dorothy Jordan and Eric Linden

Chick Brian Eric Linden Mary Agnew Dorothy Jordan Jeff Dale Roscoe Karns Released by RKO Directed by J. Walter Ruben Run time: 72 minutes Proof That It’s a Pre-Code Film Opens with a man inflating his hemorrhoid pillow. This shot is quickly followed by a drunk, disgruntled reporter typing this Read more

By Danny, 7 years ago
1932

The King Murder (1932) Review, with Conway Tearle and Natalie Moorhead

Henry Barton Conway Tearle Elizabeth Hawtorn Natalie Moorhead Pearl Hope Marceline Day Released by Chesterfield Pictures Directed by Richard Thorpe Run time: 67 minutes Proof That It’s a Pre-Code Film One of those films with breach of promise suits galore and mistresses on the side. The King Murder: Checkmate “What Read more

By Danny, 7 yearsJuly 14, 2019 ago
1932

Dancers in the Dark (1932) Review, with Miriam Hopkins and Jack Oakie

Gloria Miriam Hopkins Duke Jack Oakie Louis George Raft Released by Paramount Directed by David Burton Run time: 78 minutes Dancers in the Dark: Bumping into Things “Listen, spendthrift! The ten cents you pay is for dancing, not wrestling!” Dancers in the Dark is one of those films where I Read more

By Danny, 7 years ago
1932

Night Court (1932) Review, with Phillips Holmes, Walter Huston, Anita Page and Lewis Stone

Mike Thomas Phillips Holmes Judge Moffett Walter Huston Mary Thomas Anita Page Released by MGM Directed by W.S. Van Dyke Run time: 92 minutes Proof That It’s a Pre-Code Film Based on a true story, this is a film about a corrupt judge who forces women into prostitution, frames and Read more

By Danny, 7 yearsMay 23, 2019 ago
1932

Love Affair (1932) Review, with Dorothy Mackaill and Humphrey Bogart

Carol Owen Dorothy Mackaill Jim Leonard Humphrey Bogart Bruce Hardy Hale Hamilton Released by Columbia Directed by Thornton Freeland Run time: 67 minutes Proof That It’s a Pre-Code Film The film opens with Mackaill in a negligee. Late in the film, Bogart and Mackaill clearly spend the night together, with Read more

By Danny, 7 yearsFebruary 22, 2019 ago
1932

The Lost Squadron (1932) Review, with Richard Dix, Mary Astor, and Erich Von Stroheim

Gibson Richard Dix Follette Mary Astor Von Furst Erich von Stroheim Red Joel McCrea Woody Robert Armstrong Fritz Hugh Herbert Released by RKO Directed by George Archainbaud Run time: 79 minutes Proof That It’s a Pre-Code Film Our leads not only enjoy each other’s company, but they enjoy fighting in Read more

By Danny, 8 yearsSeptember 14, 2018 ago
1932

The Rich Are Always With Us (1932) Review, with Ruth Chatterton, George Brent and Bette Davis

Caroline Ruth Chatterton Julian George Brent Malbro Bette Davis Released by First National / Warner Bros. Directed by Alfred E. Green Run time: 71 minutes Proof That It’s a Pre-Code Film Within the first few lines, you have Julian casually explain why he’s back in New York as, “I didn’t Read more

By Danny, 8 yearsAugust 17, 2018 ago

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