01 The Rothschild banking family rises to influence across Europe despite persistent antisemitic prejudice.
Ivan Simpson brought a shrewd, dignified Scottish presence to Hollywood film across the silent and sound eras, frequently playing solicitors and trusted advisors. In The House of Rothschild (1934): The Rothschild banking family rises to influence across Europe despite persistent antisemitic prejudice. Also notable is Safe in Hell (1931): A woman fleeing a murder charge finds refuge on a lawless Caribbean island full of fugitives.
01 The Rothschild banking family rises to influence across Europe despite persistent antisemitic prejudice.
02 The legendary detective matches wits with his archenemy Professor Moriarty in a battle of intellect.
03 A woman fleeing a murder charge finds refuge on a lawless Caribbean island full of fugitives.
04 An aging shipping magnate's complicated personal life is exposed as his business empire crumbles.
05 The British Prime Minister maneuvers to secure control of the Suez Canal against rival powers.
06 A deafened concert pianist discovers he can secretly help strangers by reading their lips.