01 A respected middle-aged judge's marriage to a much younger woman is tested by class differences.
Mona Barrie brought an elegant, worldly presence to Hollywood film across the 1930s and ’40s, frequently playing sophisticated society women. In Never Give a Sucker an Even Break (1941): A hard-drinking screenwriter pitches an increasingly absurd film plot to a skeptical studio executive. Just as strong is One Night of Love (1934): An aspiring opera singer’s career is shaped by her demanding and possessive vocal coach.
01 A respected middle-aged judge's marriage to a much younger woman is tested by class differences.
02 A hard-drinking screenwriter pitches an increasingly absurd film plot to a skeptical studio executive.
03 A woman vacationing in Europe finds herself torn between two very different suitors.
04 A soldier undertakes a dangerous secret mission to deliver a critical message during the Spanish-American War.
05 A detective travels to England to clear a woman's brother of a murder charge before his execution.
06 An aspiring opera singer's career is shaped by her demanding and possessive vocal coach.