Baby, Take a Bow (1934) more movies like this

directed by Harry Lachman
featuring Shirley Temple, James Dunn, Claire Trevor, Alan Dinehart, Ray Walker

Shirley Temple's first starring vehicle casts her as the button-cute daughter of ex-convict Eddie Ellison (James Dunn) and his wife Kay (Claire Trevor). Ellison and his old cellmate Larry Scott (Ray Walker) manage to land jobs as chauffeurs for a wealthy family. When a valuable string of pearls disappears, both men are fired and Eddie is accused ...

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City Limits (1934) more movies like this

directed by William Nigh
featuring Frank Craven, Sally Blane, Ray Walker

This comedy tracks the relationship between an ailing railroad president and the dogged reporter who tries to infiltrate his inner council by impersonating a doctor's assistant. The president desperately needs a respite from all the pressures of his illness and his failing company, and so takes off on his private train. During his journey, he ...

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Rogues' Gallery (1944) more movies like this

directed by Albert Herman
featuring Frank Jenks, Robin Raymond, H.B. Warner, Ray Walker, Davison Clark

The second of two PRC vehicles for veteran featured player Frank Jenks (the first was Shake Hands with Murder), Rogues' Gallery casts Jenks as Eddie, a wisecracking photojournalist. Teaming up with intrepid girl reporter Patsy (Robin Raymond), Eddie sets out to get an exclusive interview with Reynolds (H. B. Warner), inventor of a new listening ...

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The Loudspeaker (1934) more movies like this

directed by Joseph Santley
featuring Ray Walker, Jacqueline Wells, Noel Francis, Charles Grapewin

Perhaps the best of Monogram's breezy Ray Walker vehicles, The Loudspeaker casts Walker as Joe Miller, a cocky would-be radio star. Armed with a minimum of talent and a maximum of chutzpah, our hero lands a job as emcee of a network radio program sponsored by "pancake king" Burroughs (Spencer Charters). Success rapidly goes to Miller's head, ...

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The Marines Are Here (1938) more movies like this

directed by Phil Rosen
featuring Gordon Oliver, June Travis, Ray Walker, Guinn "Big Boy" Williams

The Marines are Here exhumes the old bromide about the reckless young sprout who learns how to be an all-around good fellow by joining the "Semper Fidelis"boys. This time, Gordon Oliver plays the lead, a self-centered character named Jonesy who comes to respect the Corps and everything it stands for under the less-than-gentle tutelage of Sergeant ...

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Marry Me Again (1953) more movies like this

directed by Frank Tashlin
featuring Robert Cummings, Marie Wilson, Ray Walker, Mary Costa, Jess Barker

This nonsensical farce stars Robert Cummings as an air force reserve pilot, called back to active duty on the eve of his wedding to Marie Wilson. When he returns, he discovers that Wilson has inherited a million dollars, and plans to be the head of their household. Under the circumstances, Cummings decides not to get married and to re-enlist. The ...

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He Couldn't Take It (1934) more movies like this

directed by William Nigh
featuring Ray Walker, Virginia Cherrill, George E. Stone, Stanley Fields, Dorothy Granger

Ray Walker plays Jimmy Case, a combustible young man who loses one job after another because he can't keep his fists to himself. On the verge of losing his girl friend Grace (Dorothy Granger), Walker agrees to hold his temper and try once more. He lands a job as a process server, only to find out that his first assignment is to serve a summons to ...

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The Crime Patrol (1936) more movies like this

directed by Eugene Cummings
featuring Ray Walker, Geneva Mitchell, Herbert Corthell, Hooper Atchley, Wilbur Mack

In this crime drama a young boxer joins the police department so he can use their high-quality gymnasium. In time, he comes to like law enforcement. He also falls in love. During the film's climax he breaks up a neighborhood mob, saves two cops in a hostage situation, and wins his girl. Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

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The Dark Hour (1936) more movies like this

directed by Charles Lamont
featuring Ray Walker, Irene Ware, Berton Churchill, Hedda Hopper, Hobart Bosworth

The Dark Hour was based on The Last Trap, a mystery novel by Sinclair Gluck. The setting is one of those Old Dark Houses which proliferated in 1930s "B"-pictures. Elsa Carson (Irene Ware), mistress of the house, fears that her weird uncles intend to do her harm and calls in detectives Landis (Ray Walker) and Bernard (Berton Churchill) for ...

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Goodbye Love (1934) more movies like this

directed by H. Bruce Humberstone, Herbert Ross
featuring Veree Teasdale, Mayo Methot, Sidney Blackmer, Phyllis Barry, Ray Walker

Goodbye Love is a lampoon of what was once designated the "alimony racket." Refusing to meet his wife's exorbitant alimony demands, Sidney Blackmer volunteers to go to jail, where he finds that his cellmate is his own valet (Charlie Ruggles), incarcerated because he can't make his alimony payments. Finally able to raise enough money to secure his ...

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