01 A fisherman's daughter fights to keep her family's coastal cottage from a wealthy man's false claim on the property.
Claude Gillingwater was a dependable Hollywood character actor of the silent and early sound eras, often cast as stern patriarchs, appearing in dozens of films throughout the 1920s and 30s. In Kiss Me Again (1931): A French officer in love with a shop girl is pressured by his aristocratic father to abandon her for a more suitable match. Equally memorable is The Avenger (1933): A disgraced former district attorney methodically plots revenge on the criminal gang that had him framed and imprisoned.
01 A fisherman's daughter fights to keep her family's coastal cottage from a wealthy man's false claim on the property.
02 A newlywed couple's marriage strains under the pressure of the wife's soaring legal career overshadowing her husband.
03 A pampered heiress elopes with a shipboard reporter purely to see her name splashed across the society pages.
04 A businessman on the verge of closing a million-dollar deal loses his memory after a sudden accident.
05 A disgraced former district attorney methodically plots revenge on the criminal gang that had him framed and imprisoned.
06 A French officer in love with a shop girl is pressured by his aristocratic father to abandon her for a more suitable match.