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The Clutching Hand [Serial]
(1936)
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Albert Herman
The second of three serials produced by the Weiss Bros. for low-budget Stage and Screen Productions, The Clutching Hand brought back that eminent detective Craig Kennedy, who had first appeared in Pearl White's The Exploits of Elaine back in 1915. Now played by the veteran Jack Mulhall, another holdover from the early silent era, Kennedy is hired ...
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What Price Crime?
(1935)
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Albert Herman
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Charles Starrett, Noel Madison, Virginia Cherrill, Charles Delaney, Jack Mulhall
One of several poverty-row films which vanished from sight during the 1935-36 movie season, Beacon Productions did its best to stay afloat as long as possible with such potboilers as What Price Crime? Future cowboy hero Charles Starrett is cast as G-Man Allan Grey, hot on the trail of a gang of firearms smugglers. Going undercover, Grey poses as ...
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The Whispering Shadow
(1933)
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Albert Herman, Colbert Clark
With customary lack of restraint, Bela Lugosi tore into his role of Professor Strang, a foreign agent masquerading as a wax museum proprietor, in this the first of Mascot Pictures' five serials of 1933. Bela is smuggling jewels into the country as security for a loan. The "jools," however, are stolen by an escaped convict and sought by the ...
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The Phantom of 42nd Street
(1945)
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Albert Herman, Martin E. Mooney
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Dave "Tex" O'Brien, Alan Mowbray, Frank Jenks, Edythe Elliott
A policeman teams up with a drama critic to solve a mystery in this drama. They look into a case involving a wealthy, famous uncle who is killed backstage. His death destroys the Broadway debut of the uncle's niece whose father, also a very popular actor, becomes the prime suspect as the recently bankrupt fellow was in line to inherit the uncle's ...
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The Big Chance
(1933)
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Albert Herman
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John Darrow, Merna Kennedy, Mickey Rooney, Matthew Betz
Eagle Productions was another of those exotically named independent studios that came and went in the early 1930s. Eagle's The Big Chance stars John Darrow as an aspiring boxer. Ignoring the advice of trainer Matthew Betz, Darrow falls among bad company. Faithful Merna Kennedy saves Darrow from such predators as vampish Natalie Morehead and slimy ...
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Big Boy Rides Again
(1935)
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Albert Herman
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Guinn "Big Boy" Williams, Constance Bergen, Charles French, Lafe [Lafayette] McKee, Victor Potel
More of a whodunit than a straight Western, this Guinn "Big Boy" Williams vehicle from low-budget Beacon Pictures at least attempted something a bit different. Having just revised his will under the watchful eyes of lawyer Hartecker (William Gould), rancher John Duncan (Charles K. French turns down a proposal from neighbor Tap Smiley (Lafe McKee) ...
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The Man from Texas
(1939)
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Albert Herman
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Tex Ritter, Hal Price, Charles B. Wood, Vic Demourelle Jr., Roy Barcroft
After having terrorized singing cowboy Tex Ritter in 19 consecutive Westerns, veteran Bad Guy Charles King found himself relegated to that of a minor henchman in The Man from Texas. The chief villain this time was the now forgotten Vic Demourelle, Jr., who played Jeff Hall, a nasty rancher plotting to take over his neighbor's spread. Said neighbor ...
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Utah Trail
(1938)
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Albert Herman
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Tex Ritter, Horace Murphy, Adele Pearce [Pamela Blake], Karl Hackett
Tex Ritter's final music Western for floundering company Grand National, The Utah Trail was yet another low-budget patch-up job with plenty of stock footage from earlier releases. Horace Murphy and Snub Pollard (who is credited as "Peewee Pollard" in the film's credits) once again lent dubious comedy relief, while Charles King took it on the chin ...
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Blazing Justice
(1936)
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Albert Herman
The penultimate Bill Cody Western in a series of nine produced by Gower Gulch company Spectrum Pictures, Blazing Justice featured its weatherbeaten star as a lawman mistaken for an outlaw by pretty Gertrude Messinger. Naturally, the real culprit is the very man Cody was trailing in the first place. Whew the girl's father (Budd Buster) is found ...
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Rollin' Plains
(1938)
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Albert Herman
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Tex Ritter, Horace Murphy, Harriet Bennet, Hobart Bosworth
Filmed after the star and his producer already had signed a new deal with rival company Monogram, this Grand National Tex Ritter Western slashed the usual parsimonious budget even further by recycling the entire final reel of Ritter's previous Sing, Cowboy, Sing. Filmed back-to-back with Utah Trail, Ritter's final Grand National Western, Rollin' ...
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Roll, Wagons, Roll
(1939)
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Albert Herman
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Tex Ritter, Nelson McDowell, Muriel Evans, Nolan Willis, Steve Clark
Tex Ritter, Monogram' low-budget answer to Republic's Gene Autry, got himself a new sidekick in rangy Nelson McDowell in the otherwise dull Roll, Wagons, Roll. Executive producer Edward F. Finney only allowed two songs -- Roll Wagon Wheels, by Dorcas Cochran and Charles Rosoff, and Oh, Suzannah, by Stephen Foster -- and the Western included enough ...
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Shake Hands with Murder
(1944)
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Albert Herman
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Iris Adrian, Frank Jenks, Douglas Fowley, Jack Raymond, Claire Rochelle
In this comic murder mystery, two bail bondsmen try to help out a man who is suspected of stealing bonds from his partner. More mayhem ensues when the other partner is found dead. Now the bail bondsmen must try to prove the fellow is innocent before it is too late. Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
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Rogues' Gallery
(1944)
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Albert Herman
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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 Rangers Take Over
(1943)
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Albert Herman
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Dave "Tex" O'Brien, Guy Wilkerson, Iris Meredith, Forrest Taylor
In the first entry in PRC's Texas Ranger series, Tex Wyatt (Dave "Tex" O'Brien) and Panhandle Perkins (Guy Wilkerson) are recruits assigned by Tex's stern father, Captain Wyatt (Forrest Taylor), to look into a series of cattle rustlings. Despite strict orders not to arrest anyone, Tex goes after nasty Pete Dawson (Bud Osborne) and is kicked off ...
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Delinquent Daughters
(1944)
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Albert Herman
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Fifi D'Orsay, Teala Loring, Mary Bovard, Margia Dean
The title tells all in the PRC quickie Delinquent Daughters. June Carlson and Teala Loring play a couple of mature-looking teenagers named June and Sally, whose parents never have any time for them. As a result, June and Sally fall in with a bad crowd and get mixed up in illicit drinking, wild parties and petty crimes. Vivacious French-Canadian ...
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The Black Coin [Serial]
(1936)
directed by
Albert Herman
The first of three inexpensive serials produced by Louis Weiss for Poverty Row company Stage and Screen Productions, The Black Coin centered around 12 black coins, who together form a treasure map. The plot was as old as the Hollywood Hills, and didn't quite deliver the same punch by 1936, despite the addition of the popular G-men to the ...
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The Dawn Express
(1942)
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Albert Herman
Originally titled Dawn Express, this PRC spy melodrama was hastily rechristened Nazi Spy Ring to keep abreast of current events. Michael Whalen stars as Robert Norton, a scientist who has developed a formula for synthetic gasoline. A group of Nazi spies try to intimidate Norton into parting with his formula, but he is not so easily frightened. The ...
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Miss V from Moscow
(1942)
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Albert Herman
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Lola Lane, Noel Madison, Howard Banks, Paul Weigel
Miss V From Moscow was singled out by B-film historian Don Miller as "one of the worst movies ever made by any standards, certainly the worst movie of its year." Seen today, the film seems to be simply another mediocre wartime meller from the cramped studios of PRC. Lola Lane plays Soviet secret agent Vera Marova, who bears a striking resemblance ...
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Bars of Hate
(1936)
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Albert Herman
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Regis Toomey, Sheila Terry, Molly O'Day, Robert Warwick
In this bargain-basement actioner, a determined young woman tries to prove that her incarcerated brother is innocent. She must hurry, for he has a fatal date with the electric chair. Desperate, she enlists the aide of a shady character and a kindly district attorney. Most of the action scenes were cut from minor serials. Sandra Brennan, All ...
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A Yank in Libya
(1942)
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Albert Herman
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H.B. Warner, Walter Woolf King, Joan Woodbury, Parkyakarkus [Harry Einstein], Duncan Renaldo
PRC's A Yank in Libya is distinguished by some of the oldest, grainiest stock footage ever seen in a mid-1940s film. Once past this aesthetic obstacle, however, the film isn't too bad. Walter Woolf King heads the cast as American war correspondent Mike Malone, on assignment in a papier-mache facsimile of Libya. Malone helps to squash a Nazi scheme ...
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Valley of Terror
(1938)
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Albert Herman
When an innocent man (Kermit Maynard) is suspected of stealing cattle, he must struggle to clear his name. Iotis Erlewine, All Movie Guide
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