Tag: Richard Barthelmess

Cabin in the Cotton (1932) Review, with Richard Barthelmess and Bette Davis

Oct 26, 2015

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Danny

in 1932, All Reviews, Crime Pays, Drama, Like, Message Movies, Murder Without Consequence, Race and/or Blackface, Suggestive Dialogue, The Depression, White Slavery

Marvin Blake Richard Barthelmess Betty Wright Dorothy Jordan Madge Bette Davis Released by Warner Brothers | Directed by Michael Curtiz Proof That It’s Pre-Code “That girl ain’t got a bit of a soul, she ain’t. But she sure got a body. Some body.” A fade out hints that Madge slipped into something a bit more…
Heroes for Sale (1933) Review, with Richard Barthelmess, Loretta Young, and Aline MacMahon

Aug 12, 2010

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Danny

in 1933, All Reviews, Drama, Like, Message Movies, Mocking the Government, Narcotics, The Depression

Review: From the trenches in World War I to drug addiction to riots, prison, and poverty, Heroes for Sale is a brilliant and gripping tale of a man who keeps destroying himself. From Danny