| Release Date | Film | Soundtrack | Cast | Crew | Company Credits |
| 7 January 1931 [New York City, New York, USA] 23 February 1931 [USA] 27 June 1932 [Portugal] |
 KISS ME AGAIN (Musical | Romance) [1 hour 15 minutes] A Legionnaire in love with an aspiring opera singer is expected to marry the general's daughter, who in turn is in love with another soldier. |
CLOTHES PARADE (1905) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Henry Martyn Blossom Sung and danced by a chorus at Cecile's Modiste's shop KISS ME AGAIN (1905) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Henry Martyn Blossom Performed by Bernice Claire, Walter Pidgeon and Chorus Reprised by Bernice Claire (piano and vocal) Reprised again by Bernice Claire on a radio Reprised once more by Bernice Claire at Paul's homecoming reception Played often in the score A MAKE BELIEVE LADIES MAN (1905) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Henry Martyn Blossom Performed by 'Frank McHugh' THE MASCOT OF THE TROOP (1905) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Henry Martyn Blossom Performed by Bernice Claire and Soldiers in the cafe Reprised by Soldiers exiting the cafe Reprised again by Soldiers at Paul's homecoming reception TOMORROW MAY BRING DOUBTS AND TEARS (1905) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Henry Martyn Blossom Sung by Walter Pidgeon I WANT WHAT I WANT WHEN I WANT IT (1905) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Henry Martyn Blossom Performed by Claude Gillingwater Played often in the score BALLET MEDLEY (1905) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Performed at Paul's homecoming reception and Danced by Eleanor Gutchrlein, Karla Gutchrlein and other girls IF I WERE ON THE STAGE (1905) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Henry Martyn Blossom Performed by Bernice Claire at Paul's homecoming reception LA MARSEILLAISE (1792) (uncredited) Written by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle A few notes played in the score twice THE TIME, THE PLACE AND THE GIRL (1905) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Henry Martyn Blossom Supposedly in the movie but not heard |
BERNICE CLAIRE ... Mlle. Fifi EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ... Rene WALTER PIDGEON ... Paul de St. Cyr JUNE COLLYER ... Marie FRANK McHUGH ... Francois CLAUDE GILLINGWATER ... Count de St. Cyr JUDITH VOSSELLI ... Mme. Cecile ALBERT GRAN ... General de Villafranche Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MAX BARWYN ... Bellini's Theatrical Manager (uncredited) LIONEL BELMORE ... Cafe Manager (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Gino - Orchestra Leader in Cafe (uncredited) GEORGE DAVIS ... Cafe Waiter (uncredited) ELEANOR GUTÖHRLEIN ... Specialty Dancer (uncredited) KARLA GUTÖHRLEIN ... Specialty Dancer (uncredited) ARMAND KALIZ ... M. Bachegalupé (uncredited) ELLINOR VANDERVEER ... Reception Guest (uncredited) |
Directed by: WILLIAM A. SEITER ... (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: HENRY BLOSSOM ... (book) JULIEN JOSEPHSON ... (screen version) & PAUL PEREZ ... (screen version) ========= Cinematography by: LEE GARMES ... (photography) ALFRED GILKS ... (technicolor photography) (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: PETE FRITCH ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: ANTON GROT ========= Costume Design by: EDWARD STEVENSON ... (uncredited) ========= Music Department: HENRY MARTYN BLOSSOM ... lyrics of musical play: "Mlle. Modiste" LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... conductor: Vitaphone Orchestra VICTOR HERBERT ... music of the stage play: "Mlle. Modiste" ERNO RAPEE ... general musical director DAVID MENDOZA ... musical director (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: LARRY CEBALLOS ... dance ensembles |
Production Companies: First National Pictures (presents) (A First National-Vitaphone Talking Picture) (controlled by Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) (A William A. Seiter Production) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1931) [USA] Theatrical Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV - B&W |
| 21 February 1931 [USA] 21 February 1932 [Finland] 3 March 1932 [Portugal] 17 August 1933 [Denmark] |
 THE PRODIGAL (Musical | Romance) [1 hour 16 minutes] The blacksheep son of a wealthy Southern family returns to his family's plantation after he spends five years on the road as a hobo. |
LIFE IS A DREAM Written by Oscar Straus & Arthur Freed Performed by Lawrence Tibbett WITHOUT A SONG Written by Vincent Youmans, Edward Eliscu & Billy Rose Performed by Lawrence Tibbett |
LAWRENCE TIBBETT ... Jeffrey Farraday ESTHER RALSTON ... Antonia Farraday ROLAND YOUNG ... Doc aka Somerset Greenman CLIFF EDWARDS ... Snipe, a Tramp PURNELL PRATT ... Rodman Farraday HEDDA HOPPER ... Christine EMMA DUNN ... Mrs. Cynthia Farraday STEPIN FETCHIT ... Hokey LOUIS JOHN BARTELS ... George THEODORE VON ELTZ ... Carter Jerome WALLY ALBRIGHT ... Peter SUSANNE RANSOM ... Elsbeth GERTRUDE HOWARD ... Naomi JOHN LARKIN ... Andrew Jackson Jones Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JULES COWLES ... Hobo (uncredited) CHARLES R. MOORE ... Railroad Porter (uncredited) |
Directed by: HARRY A. POLLARD ========= Writing Credits: BESS MEREDYTH ... (story "The Southerner") and WELLS ROOT ... (story "The Southerner") BESS MEREDYTH ... (scenario) and WELLS ROOT ... (scenario) ========= Produced by: PAUL BERN ... supervising producer ========= Music by: HERBERT STOTHART ========= Cinematography by: HAROLD ROSSON ========= Film Editing by: MARGARET BOOTH ========= Costume Design by: RENÉ HUBERT |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1931) [USA] Theatrical |
| 28 March 1931 [USA] |
 THE HOT HEIRESS (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 19 minutes] He is one of the best riveters in the union, but he is still a day laborer. She comes from money, but when they saw each other, it was love at first sight. They date, they dance, they fall for each other. First, she had to say no to Clay, which was easy. Then she had to bring Hap to meet her parents, which was not easy. Hap is the wrong type, but he dislikes their lifestyle as much as they do his. But if it is to work, he will be the sole support of Juliette and he cares not for her money. |
NOBODY LOVES A RIVETER (1931) (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Sung and whistled by Ben Lyon Played also as background music YOU'RE THE CATS (1931) (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Sung by Ben Lyon and Ona Munson Reprised a cappella and whistled by Ben Lyon Played on piano at Juliette's party Played as background music at the bazaar LIKE ORDINARY PEOPLE DO (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Played on a player piano and sung by Ben Lyon and Ona Munson Reprised by Inez Courtney Played also at the nightclub and as background music Reprised on piano by Ona Munson and sung by her |
BEN LYON ... 'Hap' Harrigan ONA MUNSON ... Juliette WALTER PIDGEON ... Clay TOM DUGAN ... Bill Dugan HOLMES HERBERT ... Mr. Hunter INEZ COURTNEY ... Margie THELMA TODD ... Lola NELLA WALKER ... Mrs. Hunter Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ELISE BARTLETT ... Suzette - Juliette's Maid (uncredited) JOSEPH E. BERNARD ... Rupert - Hunters' Butler (uncredited) JAY EATON ... Mr. Reggie Pearson (uncredited) JUNE GITTELSON ... Fat Party Guest in Pool (uncredited) AGGIE HERRING ... Landlady (uncredited) GEORGE IRVING ... Doctor (uncredited) MAX WAGNER ... Kidney Beet - on Dance Floor (uncredited) OTTO YAMAOKA ... Chinese Waiter (uncredited) |
Directed by: CLARENCE BADGER ========= Writing Credits: HERBERT FIELDS ... (story) ========= Music by: LEON ROSEBROOK ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: SOL POLITO ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: THOMAS PRATT ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: JACK OKEY ========= Costume Design by: EDWARD STEVENSON ... (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LORENZ HART ... music & lyrics by ERNO RAPEE ... general musical director RICHARD RODGERS ... music & lyrics by |
Production Companies: First National Pictures (presents) (controlled by Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) (as a First National Vitaphone Talking Picture) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1931) [USA] Theatrical Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV |
| 10 July 1931 [London, UK] |
 SALLY IN OUR ALLEY (Comedy | Drama | Musical) [1 hour 14 minutes] A British soldier goes off to fight in World War I, with his girlfriend waiting and worried at home. He is soon wounded in battle and crippled. He comes to the conclusion that she would be better off believing that he had been killed so she can get on with her life. She gets the news and is devastated. Several years later she is still grieving for him, but he has now been cured and goes looking for her. |
SALLY Music and Lyrics by Will E. Haines, Harry Leon and Leo Towers Copyright 1931 by Keith Prowse, Ltd Performed by Gracie Fields FALL IN AND FOLLOW THE BAND Music and Lyrics by Will E. Haines, Harry Leon and Leo Towers Copyright 1931 by Keith Prowse, Ltd Performed by Gracie Fields FRED FANNAKAPAN Performed by Gracie Fields LANCASHIRE BLUES Written by Gracie Fields Performed by Gracie Fields |
GRACIE FIELDS ... Sally Winch IAN HUNTER ... George Miles FLORENCE DESMOND ... Florrie Small IVOR BARNARD ... Tod Small FRED GROVES ... Alf Cope GIBB McLAUGHLIN ... Jim Sears BEN FIELD ... Sam Bilson BARBARA GOTT ... Mrs. Pool RENÉE MACREADY ... Lady Daphne HELEN FERRERS ... Duchess of Wexford FLORENCE HARWOOD Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ELIZABETH ARNOLD ... Minor Role (uncredited) ESME V. CHAPLIN ... Minor Role (uncredited) ROBERT COOTE ... Waiter At Party (uncredited) ARTHUR HAMBLING ... Minor Role (uncredited) MILES MALLESON ... Minor Role (uncredited) LESLIE MITCHELL ... Party Guest (uncredited) BRIAN OULTON ... Minor Role (uncredited) PATRICIA RUSSELL ... Minor Role (uncredited) IAN WILSON ... Boy Delivering Fish (uncredited) |
Directed by: MAURICE ELVEY ========= Writing Credits: MILES MALLESON ... (screenplay) CHARLES McEVOY ... (play) ARCHIE PITT ... (additional scenes) ALMA REVILLE ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: BASIL DEAN ... producer ========= Music by: ERNEST IRVING ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ALEX BRYCE ROBERT G. MARTIN ========= Film Editing by: OTTO LUDWIG ========= Art Direction by: NORMAN G. ARNOLD ========= Makeup Department: GERRY FAIRBANK ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: RAYMOND FRIEDGEN ... assistant director ========= Sound Department MARCUS COOPER ... sound recordist ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ERIC GRAY ... still photographer (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ERNEST IRVING ... musical director (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Associated Radio Pictures (ARP) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (1931) [UK] Theatrical ========= Other Companies: Ealing Studios (production facilities) |
| 10 July 1931 [Los Angeles, California, USA] 1 August 1931 [USA] 30 August 1931 [Finland] 14 September 1931 [Germany] 1 October 1931 [Sweden] 26 December 1931 [Denmark] 15 February 1932 [Ireland] 17 February 1932 [Madrid, Spain] 18 April 1932 [Portugal] 24 April 2004 [Hong Kong International Film Festival, Hong Kong] |
 THE SMILING LIEUTENANT (Comedy | Romance | Musical) [1 hour 33 minutes] An amorous lieutenant is forced to marry a socially awkward princess, though he tries to keep his violin-playing girlfriend on the side. |
TOUJOURS L'AMOUR IN THE ARMY (1931) Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Clifford Grey Sung by Maurice Chevalier twice WHILE HEARTS ARE SINGING (aka "Live For Today") (1931) Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Clifford Grey Played on piano by Maurice Chevalier and sung by Claudette Colbert BREAKFAST TABLE LOVE (1931) Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Clifford Grey Sung by Maurice Chevalier and Claudette Colbert ONE MORE HOUR OF LOVE (1931) Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Clifford Grey Sung by Maurice Chevalier KAISERLIED (Austrian National Anthem 1795-1918) Music by Joseph Haydn Lyrics by Lorenz Leopold Haschka In the score when the emperor arrives ACH DU LIEBER FLAUSENTHURM Sung a cappella by Maurice Chevalier to the tune of the 18th century German folksong "Ach Du Lieber Augustine" JAZZ UP YOUR LINGERIE (1931) Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Clifford Grey Played on piano by Claudette Colbert and Miriam Hopkins and sung by both Reprised on piano by Hopkins WHAT CAN THEY EXPECT OF ME? (1931) Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Clifford Grey Written for this movie but not heard |
MAURICE CHEVALIER ... Lt. Nikolaus 'Niki' von Preyn CLAUDETTE COLBERT ... Franzi MIRIAM HOPKINS ... Princess Anna CHARLIE RUGGLES ... Max GEORGE BARBIER ... King Adolf XV HUGH O'CONNELL ... Niki's Orderly Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MAUDE ALLEN ... Lady in Waiting (uncredited) GRANVILLE BATES ... Bill Collector (uncredited) HARRY C. BRADLEY ... Count Von Halden (uncredited) CARRIE DAUMERY ... Lady in Waiting (uncredited) LUDWIG HEINSICH ... Man (uncredited) CORNELIUS MacSUNDAY ... Emperor Franz Josef (uncredited) ELIZABETH PATTERSON ... Baroness von Schwedel (uncredited) JANET READE ... Lily (uncredited) WERNER SAXTORPH ... Joseph (uncredited) KARL STALL ... Master of Ceremonies (uncredited) ROBERT STRANGE ... Col. Rockoff (uncredited) CHARLES WAGENHEIM ... Arresting Officer (uncredited) |
Directed by: ERNST LUBITSCH ========= Writing Credits: LEOPOLD JACOBSON ... (operetta) and FELIX DÖRMANN ... (operetta) HANS MÜLLER ... (novel) ERNEST VAJDA ... (screenplay) & SAMSON RAPHAELSON ... (screenplay) ERNST LUBITSCH ... (uncredited) BATTAILLE-HENRI ... (dialogue: French version) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: ERNST LUBITSCH ... producer ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE FOLSEY ========= Film Editing by: MERRILL G. WHITE ... (uncredited) ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER ... (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: C.A. TUTHILL ... sound (uncredited) ERNEST ZATORSKY ... sound (uncredited) ========= Stunts: HARRY FROBOESS ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Music Department: CLIFFORD GREY ... lyrics by OSCAR STRAUS ... music by ADOLPH DEUTSCH ... musical director (uncredited) JOHNNY GREEN ... music arranger (uncredited) CONRAD SALINGER ... music arranger (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: MILTON SPERLING ... production assistant (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures (as Paramount Publix Corporation) ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (as Paramount Publix Corporation) (1931) [USA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1931) [UK] Theatrical Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (Universal Vault Series) (2015) [USA] DVD Swashbuckler Films (2018) [FRANCE] Theatrical - re-release |
| 25 July 1931 [USA] |
 CHILDREN OF DREAMS (Musical) [1 hour 18 minutes] Advertised variously as a "musical romance" and an "operetta style drama", Children of Dreams was the last of three Warner Bros. musicals written directly for the screen by Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein II. The story revolves around a group of singing migrant workers, laboring away in a Western apple orchard. One of the more talented of the workers, pretty Molly Standing (Margaret Schilling), manages to achieve fame and fortune as an opera star. This turn of events was reportedly inspired by the career of real-life diva Anna Case, who is about the only New York stage personality not seen in this picture. Children of Dreams offers a few amusing turns by vaudevillian Tom Patricola and by Show Boat's original "Captain Andy," Charles Winnigner. |
FRUIT PICKER'S SONG Music by Sigmund Romberg Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II OH, COULDN'T I LOVE THAT GIRL Music by Sigmund Romberg Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II HER PROFESSOR Music by Sigmund Romberg Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II CHILDREN OF DREAMS Music by Sigmund Romberg Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II SLEEPING BEAUTY Music by Sigmund Romberg Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II IF I HAD A GIRL LIKE YOU Music by Sigmund Romberg Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II SEEK LOVE Music by Sigmund Romberg Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II YES SIR Music by Sigmund Romberg Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II |
MARGARET SCHILLING ... Molly Standing PAUL GREGORY ... Tommy Melville TOM PATRICOLA ... Gus Schultz BRUCE WINSTON ... Hubert Standing CHARLES WINNINGER ... Dr. Joe Thompson MARION BYRON ... Gertie Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LUIS ALBERNI ... (uncredited) PAUL PORCASI ... (uncredited) |
Directed by: ALAN CROSLAND ========= Writing Credits: OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II ========= Music by: DAVID MENDOZA ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JAMES VAN TREES ========= Film Editing by: HAROLD McLERNON |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1931) [USA] Theatrical |
| 23 September 1931 [New York City, New York, USA] 3 October 1931 [USA] 6 November 1932 [Finland] 10 December 1932 [Sweden] 18 April 1933 [Portugal] |
 PALMY DAYS (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 17 minutes] An assistant of phony psychic leaves the fraudulent business and becomes an efficiency expert. |
BEND DOWN, SISTER (1931) (uncredited) Music by Con Conrad Lyrics by Ballard MacDonald and David Silverstein Sung by Charlotte Greenwood Danced by chorus THERE'S NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR MY BABY (1931) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Akst, Eddie Cantor and Benny Davis Sung by Eddie Cantor YES, YES (MY BABY SAID YES, YES) (1931) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Con Conrad and Cliff Friend Sung by Eddie Cantor and Chorus Danced by Chorus Reprised by Eddie Cantor and Charlotte Greenwood DUNK DUNK DUNK (1931) (uncredited) Music by and Con Conrad Lyrics by Ballard MacDonald Sung by The Goldwyn Girls JINGLE BELLS (1857) (uncredited) Music by James Pierpont Sung a cappella by Charlotte Greenwood and others at the séance FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN (1930) (uncredited) Music by Friedrich Hollaender English Lyrics by Samuel Lerner Sung a cappella by Charlotte Greenwood HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN (1929) (uncredited) Music by Milton Ager Lyrics by Jack Yellen Sung a cappella by Eddie Cantor THE WEDDING MARCH from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61" (1843) (uncredited) Written by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Hummed by Eddie Cantor |
EDDIE CANTOR ... Eddie Simpson CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD ... Helen Martin BARBARA WEEKS ... Joan Clark SPENCER CHARTERS ... Mr. Clark PAUL PAGE ... Steve CHARLES MIDDLETON ... Yolando GEORGE RAFT ... Joe - Yolando's Henchman HARRY WOODS ... Yolando's Henchman Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LORETTA ANDREWS ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) MARY ASHCRAFT ... Mary (uncredited) BUSBY BERKELEY ... Fortune Teller (uncredited) EDNA CALLAHAN ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) GEORGIA COLEMAN ... Swimmer (uncredited) MILDRED DIXON ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) NADINE DORE ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) RUTH EDDINGS ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) BILL ELLIOTT ... Party Guest (uncredited) BETTY GRABLE ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) MARY HALSEY ... Jane (uncredited) OLIVE HATCH ... Party Guest (uncredited) ARTHUR HOYT ... Man at Seance and at Party (uncredited) AMO INGRAHAM ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) JEAN LENIVICH ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) BETTY LORRAINE ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) SAM LUFKIN ... Hypnotizing Detective (uncredited) NEVA LYNN ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Party Guest (uncredited) NANCY NASH ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) FAYE PIERRE ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) NITA PIKE ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) DOROTHY POYNTON ... Swimmer (uncredited) BETTY SLOCUM ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) HYCA SLOCUM ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) BETTY STOCKTON ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) DOROTHY WHITE ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) HAZEL WITTER ... Goldwyn Girl (uncredited) |
Directed by: EDWARD SUTHERLAND ========= Writing Credits: EDDIE CANTOR ... (story and dialogue) & MORRIE RYSKIND ... (story and dialogue) and DAVID FREEDMAN ... (story and dialogue) KEENE THOMPSON ... (continuity) ========= Produced by: SAMUEL GOLDWYN ... producer A. EDWARD SUTHERLAND ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: HARRY AKST CON CONRAD ALFRED NEWMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GREGG TOLAND ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: SHERMAN TODD ... (edited by) STUART HEISLER ... (uncredited) ========= Costume Design by: ALICE O'NEILL ... (costumes designed by) COCO CHANEL ... (gowns) (uncredited) ========= Art Department: RICHARD DAY ... settings WILLY POGANY ... settings ========= Sound Department: VINTON VERNON ... sound technician ========= Music Department: HARRY AKST ... music by CON CONRAD ... music by ALFRED NEWMAN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: BUSBY BERKELEY ... dances and ensembles |
Production Companies: The Samuel Goldwyn Company (An Edward Sutherland Production) (as Howard Productions, Inc.) ========= Distributors: United Artists (1931) [USA] Theatrical Dr. Hauser & Company (1934) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Film Classics (1944) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Home Box Office Home Video (HBO) (1999) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video (2015) [USA] DVD - dvdr |
| 25 November 1931 [New York City, New York, USA] 15 December 1931 [USA] |
 HER MAJESTY, LOVE (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 15 minutes] Wealthy man falls in love with a poor girl and proposes to her, going against the wishes of his family. |
YOU'RE BABY-MINDED NOW (1931) (uncredited) Music by Walter Jurmann Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Leon Errol, William Irving, Harry Stubbs and Marilyn Miller DON'T EVER BE BLUE (1931) (uncredited) Music by Walter Jurmann Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Donald Novis and patrons of the Cabaret BECAUSE OF YOU (1931) (uncredited) Music by Walter Jurmann Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Ben Lyon and (offscreen) Donald Novis Reprised by Marilyn Miller THOUGH YOU'RE NOT THE FIRST ONE (1931) (uncredited) Music by Walter Jurmann Lyrics by Al Dubin Danced by Ben Lyon and Marilyn Miller Sung by Donald Novis Reprised by Ben Lyon and also by Novis at the end BRIDAL CHORUS (HERE COMES THE BRIDE) from "Lohengrin" (1850) (uncredited) Written by Richard Wagner Played by the Cabaret band after the engagement is announced THE WEDDING MARCH from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61" (1843) (uncredited) Written by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Played by the Cabaret band after the Bridal Chorus |
MARILYN MILLER ... Lia Toerrek BEN LYON ... Fred von Wellingen W.C. FIELDS ... Bela Toerrek - Lia's Father LEON ERROL ... Baron von Schwarzdorf FORD STERLING ... Otmar CHESTER CONKLIN ... Emil HARRY STUBBS ... Hanneman CLARENCE WILSON ... Uncle Cornelius HARRY HOLMAN ... Reisenfeld RUTH HALL ... Factory Secretary MAE MADISON ... Elli - Fred's Sister MAUDE EBURNE ... Aunt Harriette VIRGINIA SALE ... Laura Reisenfeld WILLIAM IRVING ... Second Man in Cabaret Rest of cast listed alphabetically: OSCAR APFEL ... Marriage License Bureau Manager (uncredited) GUS ARNHEIM ... Himself - Orchestra Leader (uncredited) IRVING BACON ... Hotel Valet (uncredited) LEONARD CAREY ... Waiter (uncredited) CHARLES COLEMAN ... Cabaret Waiter (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Venetian Hotel Clerk (uncredited) FRANK DARIEN ... Factory Clerk (uncredited) JAY EATON ... Train Passenger (uncredited) OLIVER ECKHARDT ... Cabaret Waiter (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Cabaret Reveler (uncredited) HARRISON GREENE ... Baron's Chauffeur (uncredited) JULIA GRIFFITH ... Relative (uncredited) ALFRED P. JAMES ... Lawyer (uncredited) EDDIE KANE ... Cabaret Patron (uncredited) JAMES T. MACK ... Messenger (uncredited) HAROLD MILLER ... Cabaret Patron (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) DONALD NOVIS ... Cabaret Singer (uncredited) WILLIAM H. O'BRIEN ... Waiter (uncredited) HENRY OTHO ... Train Conductor (uncredited) ELSA PETERSON ... Cabaret Woman (uncredited) ALEXANDER POLLARD ... Waiter at Banquet (uncredited) LYNN REYNOLDS ... Trixie (uncredited) FLORENCE ROBERTS ... Grandma (uncredited) ROLFE SEDAN ... Hotel Clerk (uncredited) RAVERO'S SOUTH AMERICAN TANGO BAND ... Musical Ensemble (uncredited) WILLIAM TRENK ... Minor Role (uncredited) LEO WHITE ... Waiter (uncredited) ERIC WILTON ... Headwaiter (uncredited) |
Directed by: WILLIAM DIETERLE ========= Writing Credits: R. BERNAUER ... (based on a story by) & R. OSTERREICHER ... (based on a story by) ROBERT LORD ... (screen play & dialogue) & ARTHUR CAESAR ... (screen play & dialogue) JOSEPH JACKSON ... (dialogue) (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ROBERT KURRLE ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: RALPH DAWSON ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: JACK OKEY ========= Costume Design by: EARL LUICK ... (gowns) ========= Sound Department: CHARLES DAVID FORREST ... sound (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: RALPH ASH ... assistant camera (uncredited) JOHN ELLIS ... still photographer (uncredited) AL GREEN ... second camera (uncredited) JOHN SHEPEK ... assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... conductor: Vitaphone Orchestra ========= Additional Crew: HENRY BLANKE ... technical director |
Production Companies: First National Pictures (presents) (controlled by Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1931) [USA] Theatrical Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV Warner Home Video (2016) [USA] DVD - dvdr |
| 5 December 1931 [USA] 23 May 1932 [Denmark] 4 December 1932 [Finland] 11 January 1933 [Portugal] 1933 [Germany] |
 THE CUBAN LOVE SONG (Musical | Romance) [1 hour 26 minutes] A guilt-ridden U.S. Marine returns to Cuba to try to find his illegitimate child. |
THE MARINE'S HYMN (©1919) (uncredited) Music based on a melody by Jacques Offenbach from his opera "Genevieve de Brabant" (1859) Lyrics by unknown marine (ca 1874) and probably Henry C. Davis (1911) and unknown others Sung by Lawrence Tibbett Reprised by him and other marines in Cuba Reprised again by marching marines in WWI A HOT TIME IN THE OLD TOWN (1896) (uncredited) Music by Theo. A. Metz In the score briefly in a San Francisco scene TRAMPS AT SEA (1931) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Herbert Stothart, Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields Sung by Lawrence Tibbett COLUMBIA, THE GEM OF THE OCEAN (1843) (uncredited) Music by David T. Shaw In the score as ships head to Cuba ANCHORS AWEIGH (1906) (uncredited) Music by Charles A. Zimmerman In the score with the Panama Canal title EL MANISERO (THE PEANUT VENDOR) (1929) (uncredited) Music and Spanish Lyrics by Moïse Simons Sung a cappella by Lupe Velez in Spanish Sung by Lawrence Tibbett in Spanish Reprised in Spanish at a New York nightclub with Ernesto Lecuona and the Palau Brothers' Cuban Orchestra SPANISH SONG (uncredited) Composer unknown Sung and danced by Lupe Velez at the carnival with Ernesto Lecuona and the Palau Brothers' Cuban Orchestra GO TO SLEEP MY BABY (uncredited) Traditional nursery song Sung a cappella by Ernest Torrence Hummed by Jimmy Durante THE CUBAN LOVE SONG (1931) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Herbert Stothart, Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields Sung by Lawrence Tibbett Reprised by him and Lupe Velez Reprised again as a split screen duet by Tibbett with himself YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW (uncredited) Traditional Sung by marching marines K-K-K-KATY (1918) (uncredited) Written by Geoffrey O'Hara Sung by marching marines LONDON BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN (1888) (uncredited) Traditional nursery song Sung a cappella and danced by Lawrence Tibbett, Ernest Torrence and Jimmy Durante |
LAWRENCE TIBBETT ... Terry LUPE VELEZ ... Nenita ERNEST TORRENCE ... Romance JIMMY DURANTE ... O.O. Jones KAREN MORLEY ... Crystal LOUISE FAZENDA ... Elvira HALE HAMILTON ... John MATHILDE COMONT ... Aunt Rose PHILLIP COOPER ... Terry Jr. ERNESTO LECUONA AND THE PALAU BROTHERS' CUBAN ORCHESTRA Rest of cast listed alphabetically: AGOSTINO BORGATO ... Cuban Telling Terry Nenita Was Gone (uncredited) GEORGE DAVIS ... Soda Jerk (uncredited) GEORGE KUMA ... Japanese Tattoo Artist (uncredited) HARRY STRANG ... Marine Sergeant (uncredited) |
Directed by: W.S. VAN DYKE ========= Writing Credits: C. GARDNER SULLIVAN ... (screen play) and BESS MEREDYTH ... (screen play) JOHN LYNCH ... (adaptation) JOHN COLTON ... (additional dialogue) & GILBERT EMERY ... (additional dialogue) & ROBERT E. HOPKINS ... (additional dialogue) and PAUL HERVEY FOX ... (additional dialogue) ========= Produced by: ALBERT LEWIN ... producer ========= Music by: HERBERT STOTHART ... (musical score) ========= Cinematography by: HAROLD ROSSON ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: MARGARET BOOTH ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JACK MINTZ ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director PAUL NEAL ... sound (uncredited) ========= Music Department: DOROTHY FIELDS ... songs by JAMES McHUGH ... songs by HERBERT STOTHART ... songs by PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestrator (uncredited) CHARLES MAXWELL ... orchestrator (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1931) [USA] Theatrical |
| 6 December 1931 [London, UK] 8 April 1932 [USA] |
 SUNSHINE SUSIE (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 20 minutes] Released in the U.S. as The Office Girl, Sunshine Susie is the English-language version of the German comedy hit Die Privatsekretarian. The charming Renate Muller repeats her role from the German version as Susie, the perky new stenographer for a stuffy Viennese banking firm. Here she falls in love with Arvay (Owen Nares), whom she assumes is a lowly clerk. In fact, Arvay is the bank's managing director, but he doesn't let on, fearful that Susie has a prejudice against wealthy men. Reviewers in 1931 were most impressed by the breezy comic performance of Jack Hulbert, who was hailed as a "new find," even though he'd been a stage favorite since 1916! Enlivening the proceedings are four songs, carried over from Die Privatesekretarian but "English-ized" by Paul Abraham and Desmond Carter. Sunshine Susie was distributed in the U.S. by RKO Radio Pictures. |
TODAY I FEEL SO HAPPY Music by Paul Abraham Lyrics by Desmond Carter and Frank Eyton Sung by Renate Müller I HAVE AN AUNT ELIZA Music by Paul Abraham Lyrics by Desmond Carter and Frank Eyton |
RENATE MÜLLER ... Susie Surster JACK HULBERT ... Herr Hasel OWEN NARES ... Herr Arvray MORRIS HARVEY ... Klapper SYBIL GROVE ... Secretary GLADYS HAMER ... Maid DAPHNE SCORER ... Elsa BARBARA GOTT ... Bit Part |
Directed by: VICTOR SAVILLE ========= Writing Credits: ISTVÁN BÉKEFFY ... (operetta) ANGUS MacPHAIL ... (screenplay) (uncredited) VICTOR SAVILLE ... (adaptation) FRANZ SCHULZ ... (screenplay: "Die Privatsekretärin") ROBERT STEVENSON ... (scenario) ISTVÁN SZOMAHÁZY ... (novel) NOEL WOOD-SMITH ... (screenplay) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: MICHAEL BALCON ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: PAUL ABRAHAM ========= Cinematography by: MUTZ GREENBAUM ========= Film Editing by: IAN DALRYMPLE DEREK N. TWIST ... (uncredited) ========= Art Direction by: VETCHINSKY ========= Costume Design by: GORDON CONWAY ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: T. E. F. CADMAN ... assistant director ========= Art Department: GLENN CRAVATH ... U.S. poster artist (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: GEORGE GUNN ... sound supervisor ========= Music Department: LOUIS LEVY ... musical director |
Production Companies: Gainsborough Pictures ========= Distributors: Ideal (1931) [UK] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures (1932) [USA] Theatrical |
| 27 December 1931 [USA] 28 March 1932 [Sweden] 8 August 1932 [Denmark] 26 December 1932 [Portugal] |
 DELICIOUS (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 46 minutes] A comic group of Europeans coming to the USA have romantic and immigration troubles. |
OCHI CHYORNIE (uncredited) Traditional ballad Sung by Manya Roberti DELISHOUS (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Sung by Raul Roulien DREAM SEQUENCE (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Sung by male chorus in dream sequence SOMEBODY FROM SOMEWHERE (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Sung by Janet Gaynor, reprised by chorus on radio KATINKITSCHKA (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Sung by Mischa Auer, Manya Roberti; danced with Janet Gaynor NEW YORK RHAPSODY (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Played and narrated by Raul Roulien BLAH, BRAH, BRAH (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Performed by El Brendel and Manya Roberti YOU STARTED IT (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin |
JANET GAYNOR ... Heather Gordon CHARLES FARRELL ... Larry Beaumont EL BRENDEL ... Chris Jansen RAUL ROULIEN ... Sascha LAWRENCE O'SULLIVAN ... Detective O'Flynn MANYA ROBERTI ... Olga VIRGINIA CHERRILL ... Diana Van Bergh OLIVE TELL ... Mrs. Van Bergh MISCHA AUER ... Mischa MARVINE MAAZEL ... Toscha Rest of cast listed alphabetically: FRANK ADAMS ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) R.H. BLOEM ... Uncle Sam (uncredited) ARTHUR BRONSON ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) RUDY CAFFERO ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) A.J. CRISTY ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) ENRICO CUCCINELLI ... Reporter (uncredited) JOHN DENNIS ... Policeman (uncredited) F. DOLAND ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) JACK EGAN ... Reporter (uncredited) BILL ELLIOTT ... Larry's Friend (uncredited) HAROLD ERICKSON ... Uncle Sam (uncredited) JEANETTE GEGNA ... Momotschka (uncredited) CARTER GIBSON ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) AL GORDON ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) MARY GORDON ... Dancer (uncredited) WILLIAM GORDON ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) JACK GRANT ... Policeman (uncredited) AUSTIN GROUT ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) CHARLIE HALL ... Policeman (uncredited) WILLIAM HARGRAVE ... Uncle Sam (uncredited) FRED HERBERT ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) CRAUFORD KENT ... Ship's Officer (uncredited) J. KESSLER ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) FRANK KNEELAND ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) BOB KNICKERBOCKER ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) KELLY KNUTSEN ... Policeman (uncredited) HARRY LAUDER ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) BERT LEBARON ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) EDWARD LESAINT ... Judge (uncredited) FRED LINDSTRAND ... Policeman (uncredited) J. MALONE ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) F. MOORTEN ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Ship Passenger (uncredited) JACK NORBECK ... Policeman (uncredited) WILLIAM H. O'BRIEN ... Waiter (uncredited) ED O'NEILL ... Policeman (uncredited) CHARLES OWENS ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) EDDIE PARKER ... Policeman (uncredited) NORMAN PRINGLE ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) PETE RASCH ... Policeman (uncredited) BOB REEVES ... Policeman (uncredited) J. HAROLD REEVES ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) RANDALL REYNOLDS ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) ROY ROCKWOOD ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) KENNETH ROWLEY ... Uncle Sam (uncredited) ROY SAEGER ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) PAUL SAUTTER ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) ED SCHAEFER ... Policeman (uncredited) GEORGE SCHELLER ... Uncle Sam (uncredited) TONY STABENAU ... Policeman (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Larry's Lawyer (uncredited) DICK STEVENS ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) JACK THIREAUX ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) DURWOOD VON ZEUTHEN ... Uncle Sam (uncredited) ALLAN WATSON ... Uncle Sam (uncredited) HARRY WEIL ... Cameraman-Singer (uncredited) JOHN WESTERFELT ... Uncle Sam (uncredited) CHARLES WILLIAMS ... Honeymooner (uncredited) HARRY WILSON ... Workman on Ship Cargo Deck (uncredited) ERIC WILTON ... Ship's Officer (uncredited) |
Directed by: DAVID BUTLER ========= Writing Credits: GUY BOLTON ... (story) GUY BOLTON ... (adaptation) & SONYA LEVIEN ... (adaptation) ========= Music by: GEORGE GERSHWIN ========= Cinematography by: ERNEST PALMER ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: IRENE MORRA ... (uncredited) ========= Art Direction by: JOE WRIGHT ========= Costume Design by: GUY S. DUTY ... (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: AD SCHAUMER ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: JOSEPH E. AIKEN ... sound ========= Camera and Electrical Department: DON ANDERSON ... second camera operator (uncredited) STANLEY LITTLE ... assistant camera (uncredited) JOHN MIEHLE ... assistant camera (uncredited) ANTHONY UGRIN ... still photographer (uncredited) ========= Music Department: IRA GERSHWIN ... lyrics by R.H. BASSETT ... orchestrator (uncredited) HUGO FRIEDHOFER ... orchestrator (uncredited) JACK VIRGIL ... orchestrator (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Fox Film Corporation (as Fox Film) ========= Distributors: Fox Film Corporation (1931) [USA] Theatrical |
| December 1931 [Sydney, Australia] 1933 [UK] |
 SHOWGIRL'S LUCK (Comedy | Musical) [55 minutes] The story of a crazy film company attempting to make the first 'talkie' in Australia. Two divas compete for the main role. |
Music by: JACK O'HAGAN ORMOND BULMERS |
SUSAN DENIS ... Peggy Morton ARTHUR TAUCHERT ... Hap ARTHUR CLARKE ... Barry FRED BLUETT ... Hollis SADIE BEDFORD ... Mona PAUL LONGUET ... Dud GEORGE SAUNDERS ... Uncle George PEGGY PRYDE GEORGE LLOYD LES CONEY DES TOOLEY |
Directed by: NORMAN DAWN ========= Writing Credits: MARTYN KEITH ========= Produced by: NORMAN DAWN ... producer ========= Cinematography by: JACK FLETCHER WALLY SULLY ========= Sound Department: CARROLL PRATT ... sound engineer |
Production Companies: Australian Talkies |
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| Release Date | Film / Genre | Soundtrack | Cast | Crew | Company Credits |
| 30 January 1931 [Los Angeles, California, USA] 6 February 1931 [New York City, New York, USA] 27 February 1931 [London, UK] 7 March 1931 [USA] 4 April 1931 [Spain] 7 April 1931 [France] 13 April 1931 [Norway] 20 April 1931 [Finland] 20 April 1931 [Sweden] April 1931 [Prague, Czechoslovakia] 1 May 1931 [Denmark] 1 May 1931 [Netherlands] 16 May 1931 [Slovenia] 18 September 1931 [Italy] 15 October 1931 [Australia] 22 November 1931 [Ireland] 24 December 1931 [Mexico] 3 May 1932 [Portugal] 20 January 1934 [Japan] 3 October 1940 [Hong Kong] 8 April 1950 (re-release) [USA] 22 December 1950 (re-release) [Finland] 1 February 1951 [West Germany] 9 March 1951 (re-release) [France] 7 January 1952 [Davao, Philippines] 13 March 1952 (re-release) [Austria] 8 June 1953 (re-release) [Denmark] 23 May 1957 (re-release) [Denmark] 8 September 1972 (re-release) [Gent, Belgium] 7 July 1973 (re-release) [Japan] 25 February 1974 (re-release) [Spain] 18 February 1977 (re-release) [Finland] 17 October 1997 (re-release) [Norway] 3 May 2000 [Kristiansand International Children's Film Festival, Norway] 25 July 2003 (re-release) [Greece] 13 October 2003 [Panorama of European Cinema, Greece] 17 December 2004 (re-release) [Austria] 21 April 2006 [Muestra Internacional de Cine, Mexico] 24 May 2009 (re-release) [Norway] 10 October 2010 [Silent Film Festival, Greece] 12 October 2011 [Kawasaki Shinyuri Film Festival, Japan] 21 June 2013 (re-release) [Poland] |
 CITY LIGHTS (Comedy | Drama | Romance) [1 hour 27 minutes] With the aid of a wealthy erratic tippler, a dewy-eyed tramp who has fallen in love with a sightless flower girl accumulates money to be able to help her medically. |
FLOWER GIRL THEME (1931) (uncredited) Music by José Padilla THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER (uncredited) Music by John Stafford Smith HOW DRY I AM (uncredited) Traditional BEAUTIFUL WONDERFUL EYES (1931) (uncredited) Music by Charles Chaplin TOMORROW THE SUN WILL SHINE (1931) (uncredited) Music by Charles Chaplin HAPPY ROMANCE (1931) (uncredited) Music by Charles Chaplin PROMENADE (1931) (uncredited) Music by Charles Chaplin ORIENTALE (1931) (uncredited) Music by Charles Chaplin LA VIOLETERA Composed by Jose Padilla |
VIRGINIA CHERRILL ... A Blind Girl FLORENCE LEE ... The Blind Girl's Grandmother HARRY MYERS ... An Eccentric Millionaire ALLAN GARCIA ... James - the Millionaire's Butler HANK MANN ... A Prizefighter CHARLIE CHAPLIN ... A Tramp Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JACK ALEXANDER ... Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited) T.S. ALEXANDER ... Doctor (uncredited) VICTOR ALEXANDER ... Superstitious Boxer (uncredited) ALBERT AUSTIN ... Street Sweeper / Burglar (uncredited) HARRY AYERS ... Cop (uncredited) EDDIE BAKER ... Boxing Fight Referee (uncredited) HENRY BERGMAN ... Mayor / Blind Girl's Downstairs Neighbor (uncredited) BETTY BLAIR ... Woman at Center of Table in Restaurant (uncredited) BUSTER BRODIE ... Bald Party Guest (uncredited) JEANNE CARPENTER ... Diner in Restaurant (uncredited) MARIE COOPER ... Dancer (uncredited) TOM DEMPSEY ... Boxer (uncredited) PETER DIEGO ... Man in Mix-Up with Coat and Hat (uncredited) JAMES DONNELLY ... Street Sweepers' Foreman (uncredited) RAY ERLENBORN ... Newsboy (uncredited) RUTH GARCIA ... Woman at Left of Table in Restaurant (uncredited) MILTON GOWMAN ... Street Passerby (uncredited) ROBERT GRAVES ... Police Officer (uncredited) CHARLES HAMMOND ... Street Passerby (uncredited) JEAN HARLOW ... Diner in Restaurant (uncredited) AD HERMAN ... Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited) JOSEPH HERRICK ... Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited) AUSTEN JEWELL ... Newsboy (uncredited) WILLIE KEELER ... Boxer (uncredited) A.B. LANE ... Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited) EDDIE MCAULIFFE ... Eddie Mason - Boxer (uncredited) LEILA MCINTYRE ... Flower Shop Assistant (uncredited) MARGARET OLIVER ... Street Passerby (uncredited) ROBERT PARRISH ... Newsboy (uncredited) MRS. POPE ... Diner in Restaurant (uncredited) JOHN RAND ... Tramp Who Dives for Cigar (uncredited) GRANVILLE REDMOND ... Sculptor (uncredited) WYN RITCHIE EVANS ... (uncredited) W.C. ROBINSON ... Man Who Throws Away Cigar (uncredited) JAMES SHELDON ... Young Man (uncredited) CY SLOCUM ... Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited) TONY STABENAU ... Victorious Boxer - Later Knocked Out (uncredited) MARK STRONG ... Man in Restaurant (uncredited) JACK SUTHERLAND ... Tall Man at Party (uncredited) JOE VAN METER ... Burglar (uncredited) EMMETT WAGNER ... Second (uncredited) TINY WARD ... Man in Elevator in Front of the Art Shop (uncredited) STANHOPE WHEATCROFT ... Distinguished Gentleman in Cafe (uncredited) |
Directed by: CHARLES CHAPLIN ========= Writing Credits: CHARLES CHAPLIN ... (written by) HARRY CARR ... (uncredited) HARRY CROCKER ... (uncredited) ========= Produced by: CHARLES CHAPLIN ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: CHARLES CHAPLIN ... (music composed by) ========= Cinematography by: GORDON POLLOCK ... (photographer) ROLLIE TOTHEROH ... (photographer) ========= Film Editing by: CHARLES CHAPLIN ... (uncredited) WILLARD NICO ... (uncredited) ========= Casting by: AL ERNEST GARCIA ... (uncredited) ========= Production Design by: HENRY CLIVE ... (uncredited) ========= Production Management: ALFRED REEVES ... production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ALBERT AUSTIN ... assistant director HENRY BERGMAN ... assistant director HARRY CROCKER ... assistant director ========= Art Department: CHARLES D. HALL ... settings ========= Sound Department: THEODORE REED ... sound supervisor (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: EDWARD B. ANDERSON ... still photographer RALPH BARTON ... still photographer (uncredited) MARK MARLATT ... camera operator (uncredited) FRANK TESTERA ... gaffer (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: PETER CULVERWELL ... assistant editor (1988 recording of Chaplin's score) TIM GROVER ... assistant editor (1988 recording of Chaplin's score) ========= Music Department: CARL DAVIS ... musical director (1988 recording of Chaplin's score) BOB HATHAWAY ... music editor (1988 recording of Chaplin's score) JOHN HAYWARD ... music dubbing mixer (1988 recording of Chaplin's score) ARTHUR JOHNSTON ... musical arrangement DICK LEWZEY ... music recordist (1988 recording of Chaplin's score) ALFRED NEWMAN ... musical director JOSÉ PADILLA ... composer: additional music PAUL WING ... orchestral contractor (1988 recording of Chaplin's score) ALFRED NEWMAN ... musical arrangements (uncredited) ========= Transportation Department: TORAICHI KONO ... driver: Mr. Chaplin (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: KEVIN BROWNLOW ... supervisor (1988 recording of Chaplin's score) DAVID GILL ... supervisor (1988 recording of Chaplin's score) HARRY CROCKER ... unit publicist (uncredited) CARLYLE ROBINSON ... press representative (uncredited) DELLA STEELE ... script supervisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Charles Chaplin Productions ========= Distributed by: United Artists (1931) [USA] Theatrical Nova Film (1931) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Sandrew Film & Teater (1931) [SWEDEN] Theatrical United Artists Corporation (1931) [UK] Theatrical United Artists (1931) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical United Artists (1931) [SWEDEN] Theatrical United Artists (1950) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Parafrance Films (1972) [FRANCE] Theatrical - re-release Playhouse Video (1985) [USA] VHS CBS / Fox Video (1989) [USA] VHS Key Video (1989) [USA] VHS CBS/Fox (1993) [USA] Video - laserdisc CBS/Fox (1998) [USA] VHS Image Entertainment (2000) [USA] DVD Creative Design (2003) [USA] DVD Sandrews (2003) [SWEDEN] DVD Warner Home Video (2004) [USA] DVD Warner Home Video (2005) [USA] DVD Continental Home Vídeo (2006) [BRAZIL] DVD Continental Home Vídeo (2006) [BRAZIL] VHS Movies Unlimited (2006) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video (2006) [USA] DVD MK2 Diffusion (2006) [WORLD-WIDE] All Media - non-theatrical Park Circus (2010) [UK] DVD The Criterion Collection (2013) [USA] DVD |
| 12 February 1931 [New York City, New York, USA] 14 February 1931 [USA] 31 July 1931 [Netherlands] 8 October 1931 [Japan] 13 November 1931 [Sweden] 22 January 1932 [France] 25 January 1932 [Ireland] 1935 [Turkey] 15 February 1945 [Uruguay] 1 June 1947 (re-release) [USA] 14 January 1970 (TV premiere) [West Germany] 16 March 1976 [Portugal] 29 June 1988 (TV premiere) [Finland] 23 November 1996 (re-release) [Japan] 1998 [Spain] 6 July 2013 [Jerusalem Film Festival, Israel] |
 DRACULA (Fantasy | Horror) [1 hour 15 minutes] The ancient vampire Count Dracula arrives in England and begins to prey upon the virtuous young Mina. |
SWAN LAKE, OP.20 (1877) (uncredited) Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Excerpt Played during the opening credits DIE MEISTERSINGER VON NÜRNBERG, WWV 96 (1868) (uncredited) Music by by Richard Wagner End of the Overture played at a concert UNFINISHED SYMPHONY (1822) (uncredited) Written by Franz Schubert |
BELA LUGOSI ... Count Dracula HELEN CHANDLER ... Mina DAVID MANNERS ... John Harker DWIGHT FRYE ... Renfield EDWARD VAN SLOAN ... Van Helsing HERBERT BUNSTON ... Doctor Seward FRANCES DADE ... Lucy JOAN STANDING ... Maid CHARLES GERRARD ... Martin Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ANNA BAKACS ... Innkeeper's Daughter (uncredited) NICHOLAS BELA ... Coach Passenger (uncredited) DAISY BELMORE ... Coach Passenger (uncredited) BARBARA BOZOKY ... Innkeeper's Wife (uncredited) TOD BROWNING ... Harbormaster (voice) (uncredited) MOON CARROLL ... Maid (uncredited) GERALDINE DVORAK ... Dracula's Wife (uncredited) JOHN GEORGE ... Small Scientist (uncredited) ANITA HARDER ... Flower Girl (uncredited) CARLA LAEMMLE ... Coach Passenger (uncredited) DONALD MURPHY ... Coach Passenger (uncredited) WYNDHAM STANDING ... Surgeon (uncredited) CORNELIA THAW ... Dracula's Wife (uncredited) DOROTHY TREE ... Dracula's Wife (uncredited) JOSEPHINE VELEZ ... Grace - English Nurse (uncredited) MICHAEL VISAROFF ... Innkeeper (uncredited) FLORENCE WIX ... Concertgoer Outside Theatre (uncredited) |
Directed by: TOD BROWNING KARL FREUND ... (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: BRAM STOKER ... (by) HAMILTON DEANE ... (from the play adapted by) & JOHN L. BALDERSTON ... (from the play adapted by) GARRETT FORT ... (play) LOUIS BROMFIELD ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) TOD BROWNING ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) MAX COHEN ... (titles) (uncredited) DUDLEY MURPHY ... (additional dialogue) (uncredited) LOUIS STEVENS ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: E.M. ASHER ... associate producer TOD BROWNING ... producer CARL LAEMMLE Jr. ... producer ========= Cinematography by: KARL FREUND ========= Film Editing by: MILTON CARRUTH ... film editor ========= Casting by: PHIL M. FRIEDMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Production Design by: JOHN HOFFMAN ... (uncredited) HERMAN ROSSE ... (uncredited) ========= Art Direction by: CHARLES D. HALL ========= Set Decoration by: RUSSELL A. GAUSMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Costume Design by: ED WARE ... (uncredited) VERA WEST ... (uncredited) ========= Makeup Department: JACK P. PIERCE ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: SCOTT R. BEAL ... first assistant director (uncredited) HERMAN SCHLOM ... second assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: JOHN HOFFMAN ... set designer (uncredited) CHARLES A. LOGUE ... scenic artist (uncredited) HERMAN ROSSE ... set designer (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: C. ROY HUNTER ... recording supervisor JACK BOLGER ... boom operator (uncredited) JACK FOLEY ... foley artist (uncredited) WILLIAM HEDGCOCK ... sound mixer (uncredited) ========= Visual Effects by: FRANK H. BOOTH ... photographic effects (uncredited) WILLIAM DAVIDSON ... miniatures (uncredited) JOHN P. FULTON ... matte artist (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: FRANK H. BOOTH ... second assistant camera (uncredited) JOSEPH BROTHERTON ... director of photography: second unit (uncredited) ROMAN FREULICH ... still photographer (uncredited) KING D. GRAY ... first assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: MAURICE PIVAR ... supervising film editor ========= Music Department: HEINZ ROEMHELD ... conductor / music supervisor (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: CARL LAEMMLE ... presenter / president: Universal Pictures Corporation MAX COHEN ... title designer (uncredited) NAN GRANT ... researcher (uncredited) CHARLES LOGUE ... scenario supervisor (uncredited) DUDLEY MURPHY ... continuity (uncredited) AILEEN WEBSTER ... script supervisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures (A Tod Browning Production) (as Universal Pictures Corporation) ========= Distributed by: Universal Pictures (1931) [USA] Theatrical Croeze en Bosman (1931) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Universal Pictures (1938) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Universal Pictures (1947) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Realart Pictures Inc. (1951) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Screen Gems (1957) [USA] TV MCA Videocassette (1980) [USA] VHS Mainostelevisio (MTV) (1988) [FINLAND] TV Universal Studios (1999) [USA] VHS Universal Pictures Finland (8-disc Classic Monsters Collection) (2002) [FINLAND] DVD Universal Pictures Finland (14-disc Monster Legacy Collection) (2004) [FINLAND] DVD Universal Pictures Finland (3-disc Dracula the Legacy Collection) (2004) [FINLAND] DVD Universal Pictures Finland (9-disc Original Monsters Collection) (2004) [FINLAND] DVD Universal Studios Home Entertainment (2004) [USA] DVD Emerald (2006) [ARGENTINA] DVD YLE Teema (2008) [FINLAND] TV Universal Pictures Benelux (2010) [NETHERLANDS] DVD MCA/Universal Home Video [USA] VHS MCA/Universal Home Video [USA] All Media - laserdisc |
| 23 April 1931 [USA] 15 May 1931 [Argentina] 8 June 1931 [Brazil] 11 September 1931 [France] 6 November 1931 [Japan] 27 February 1932 [Italy] 27 June 1932 [Ireland] 5 March 1959 [Hong Kong] 7 April 1970 (TV premiere) [West Germany] March 1974 [Austrian Filmmuseum, Austria] 14 October 1977 [Sweden] 24 March 1984 (TV premiere) [Finland] 15 April 1990 (TV premiere) [Denmark] |
 THE PUBLIC ENEMY (Crime | Drama) [1 hour 23 minutes] A young hoodlum rises up through the ranks of the Chicago underworld, even as a gangster's accidental death threatens to spark a bloody mob war. |
I'M FOREVER BLOWING BUBBLES (1919) (uncredited) Music by James Kendis, James Brockman and Nat Vincent Played at various times throughout the film HESITATION BLUES (1915) (uncredited) Music by Billy Smythe, Scott Middleton and Art Gillham Played on the piano and sung twice by Murray Kinnell TOOT, TOOT, TOOTSIE (GOO' BYE!) (1922) (uncredited) Written by Gus Kahn, Ernie Erdman and Dan Russo Dance music played in hotel MAPLE LEAF RAG (1899) (uncredited) Music by Scott Joplin Played offscreen on piano BRIGHTEN THE CORNER WHERE YOU ARE (1913) (uncredited) Music by Charles Gabriel Played by a Salvation Army Band SMILES (1917) (uncredited) Music by Lee S. Roberts Played in Paddy's bar I SURRENDER DEAR (1931) (uncredited) Music by Harry Barris Played in Gwen's apartment |
JAMES CAGNEY ... Tom Powers JEAN HARLOW ... Gwen Allen EDWARD WOODS ... Matt Doyle JOAN BLONDELL ... Mamie DONALD COOK ... Mike Powers LESLIE FENTON ... Samuel 'Nails' Nathan BERYL MERCER ... Ma Powers ROBERT O'CONNOR ... Paddy Ryan MURRAY KINNELL ... Putty Nose Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CLARK BURROUGHS ... Dutch (uncredited) MAE CLARKE ... Kitty (uncredited) FRANK COGHLAN Jr. ... Tom as a Boy (uncredited) GEORGE DALY ... Machine Gunner (uncredited) FRANKIE DARRO ... Matt as a Boy (uncredited) SNITZ EDWARDS ... Miller (uncredited) RITA FLYNN ... Molly Doyle (uncredited) DOROTHY GEE ... Nails' Girl (uncredited) DOUGLAS GERRARD ... Assistant Tailor (uncredited) DOROTHY GRAY ... Little Girl (uncredited) BEN HENDRICKS Jr. ... 'Bugs' Moran as a Boy (uncredited) ROBERT HOMANS ... Officer Pat Burke (uncredited) EDDIE KANE ... Joe - Headwaiter (uncredited) MIA MARVIN ... Jane (uncredited) SAM McDANIEL ... Headwaiter (uncredited) HELEN PARRISH ... Little Girl (uncredited) LEE PHELPS ... Steve - Bartender (uncredited) RUSS POWELL ... Bartender (uncredited) PURNELL PRATT ... Officer Powers (uncredited) NANCI PRICE ... Little Girl (uncredited) JOE SAWYER ... Pool player (uncredited) LANDERS STEVENS ... Doctor (uncredited) WILLIAM H. STRAUSS ... Pawnbroker (uncredited) CHARLES SULLIVAN ... Mug (uncredited) LUCILLE WARD ... Mrs. Dalton (uncredited) ADELE WATSON ... Mrs. Doyle (uncredited) |
Directed by: WILLIAM A. WELLMAN ========= Writing Credits: KUBEC GLASMON ... (by) and JOHN BRIGHT ... (by) HARVEY THEW ... (screen adaptation) ========= Produced by: DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: DEV JENNINGS ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: EDW. M. McDERMOTT ... (edited by) ========= Casting by: RUFUS LE MAIRE ... (uncredited) ========= Art Direction by: MAX PARKER ========= Costume Design by: EDWARD STEVENSON ... (uncredited) ========= Makeup Department: PERC WESTMORE ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: WILLIAM KOENIG ... production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: LOUIS MARLOWE ... second assistant director (uncredited) DOLPH ZIMMER ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: ALBIN ... sound crew J. THOMPSON ... sound crew ALF BURTON ... sound crew (uncredited) OLIVER S. GARRETSON ... sound (uncredited) ========= Stunts: HARVEY PARRY ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: IRVING GLASSBERG ... assistant camera (uncredited) FRANK KESSON ... assistant camera (uncredited) NELSON LARABY ... director of photography: additional photography (uncredited) WILLIAM REINHOLD ... assistant camera (uncredited) AL ROBERTS ... camera operator (uncredited) WILLIAM SCHURR ... assistant camera (uncredited) HARRY L. UNDERWOOD ... assistant camera (uncredited) WILLARD VAN ENGER ... camera operator (uncredited) ROBERT H. WAGNER ... camera operator (uncredited) SIDNEY WAGNER ... director of photography: second unit (uncredited) SCOTTY WELBOURNE ... still photographer (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EARL LUICK ... wardrobe ========= Location Management: WILLIAM GUTHRIE ... location manager (uncredited) ========= Music Department: DAVID MENDOZA ... conductor: Vitaphone Orchestra / composer: title music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: DILLINGHAM ... production assistant (uncredited) NEWITT ... production assistant (uncredited) CLEM PEOPLES ... technical advisor (uncredited) RULE ... production assistant (uncredited) WHITMORE ... production assistant (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. (present) (as Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.) The Vitaphone Corporation (present) (as The Vitaphone Corp.) ========= Distributed by: Warner Bros. (1931) [USA] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1954) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Dominant Pictures Corporation (1959) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Yleisradio (YLE) (1984) [FINLAND] TV MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1992) [USA] VHS MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1992) [USA] Video - laserdisc Chapel Distribution (1997) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Sandrew Metronome Distribution (2005) [FINLAND] DVD Warner Home Video (2005) [USA] DVD Living Colour Entertainment (2008) [NETHERLANDS] DVD Warner Home Video (4 film collection) (2010) [CANADA] DVD Warner Home Video (4 film collection) (2010) [USA] DVD Epoca [ARGENTINA] VHS Continental Home Vídeo [BRAZIL] VHS CBS/Fox [USA] Video - LaserDisc Key Video [USA] VHS |
| 11 May 1931 [Berlin, Germany] 31 August 1931 [Sweden] 8 September 1931 [Denmark] 21 September 1931 [Norway] 16 October 1931 [Netherlands] 10 November 1931 [Portugal] 24 November 1931 [Spain] 28 December 1931 [Madrid, Spain] 8 April 1932 [France] 31 March 1933 [New York City, New York, USA] 27 October 1947 (re-release) [Denmark] 13 August 1954 (re-release) [Portugal] 2 September 1960 [Finland] 24 November 1960 (re-release) [Denmark] 23 July 1962 (re-release) [Spain] 31 May 1979 (re-release) [Portugal] 6 June 1996 (restored version) [Germany] 1997 (restored version) [USA] 24 March 2004 (re-release) [France] 5 January 2006 (re-release) [Netherlands] 28 July 2011 (re-release) [Greece] 15 March 2013 [New York Film Forum, USA] 5 March 2014 (re-release) (restored version) [France] |
 M (Crime | Mystery | Thriller) [1 hour 39 minutes] When the police in a German city are unable to catch a child-murderer, other criminals join in the manhunt. |
LE HALLE DU ROI DE LA MONTAGNE in "Peer Gynt Suite No.1, Op.46" (1876) Written by Edvard Grieg LA MARSEILLAISE (uncredited) Written by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle Performed by Peter Lorre |
PETER LORRE ... Hans Beckert ELLEN WIDMANN ... Frau Beckmann INGE LANDGUT ... Elsie Beckmann OTTO WERNICKE ... Inspector Karl Lohmann THEODOR LOOS ... Inspector Groeber GUSTAF GRÜNDGENS ... Schränker FRIEDRICH GNAß ... Franz FRITZ ODEMAR ... The Cheater PAUL KEMP ... Pickpocket with Six Watches THEO LINGEN ... Bauernfänger RUDOLF BLÜMNER ... Beckert's Defender GEORG JOHN ... Blind Panhandler FRANZ STEIN ... Minister ERNST STAHL-NACHBAUR ... Police Chief GERHARD BIENERT ... Criminal Secretary KARL PLATEN ... Damowitz ROSA VALETTI ... Bartender HERTHA VON WALTHER ... Prostitute Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LUCIE RHODEN ... Sekretärin im Polizeiarchiv CARL BALHAUS ... Leeser - the man who marks Hans Beckert (uncredited) BEHAL CARRELL ... (uncredited) JOSEF DAHMEN ... (uncredited) J.A. ECKHOFF ... (uncredited) ELSE EHSER ... Woman (uncredited) KARL ELZER ... (uncredited) ILSE FÜRSTENBERG ... (uncredited) ANNA GOLTZ ... Woman (uncredited) HEINRICH GOTHO ... (uncredited) HEINRICH GRETLER ... Man (uncredited) GÜNTHER HADANK ... (uncredited) ALBERT HOERMANN ... (uncredited) ELLEN ISENTA ... Woman (uncredited) KARL JUNGE-SWINBURNE ... Man (uncredited) ALBERT KARCHOW ... (uncredited) WERNER KEPICH ... (uncredited) HERMANN KREHAN ... (uncredited) KURTH LEESER ... (uncredited) ROSE LICHTENSTEIN ... (uncredited) LOTTE LOEBINGER ... Woman (uncredited) SIGURD LOHDE ... (uncredited) ALFRED LORETTO ... Man (uncredited) HANNA MARON ... Girl in Circle at the Beginning (uncredited) PAUL MEDEROW ... (uncredited) MARGARETE MELZER ... (uncredited) TRUDE MOOS ... (uncredited) HADRIAN MARIA NETTO ... (uncredited) GÜNTER NEUMANN ... Man (uncredited) NEUMANN-SCHÜLER ... Bit Role (uncredited) KATHARINA NIED ... Woman (uncredited) MAYA NORDEN ... (uncredited) FRED NURNEY ... Man (uncredited) EDGAR PAULY ... Man (uncredited) KLAUS POHL ... Witness / One-Eyed Man (uncredited) FRANZ POLAND ... (uncredited) EDUARD REBANE ... Man (uncredited) PAUL REHKOPF ... (uncredited) BERTOLD REISSIG ... Man (uncredited) ERNST RHADEN ... Man (uncredited) HANS RITTER ... (uncredited) MAX SABLOTZKI ... Man (uncredited) AGNES SCHULZ-LICHTERFELD ... (uncredited) LEONARD STECKEL ... Man (uncredited) WOLF TRUTZ ... (uncredited) OTTO WALDIS ... (uncredited) BORWIN WALTH ... (uncredited) ROLF WANKA ... Man (uncredited) BRUNO ZIENER ... (uncredited) |
Directed by: FRITZ LANG ========= Writing Credits: THEA VON HARBOU ... (script) and FRITZ LANG ... (script) EGON JACOBSON ... (article) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: SEYMOUR NEBENZAL ... producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: FRITZ ARNO WAGNER ========= Film Editing by: PAUL FALKENBERG ========= Art Direction by: EMIL HASLER KARL VOLLBRECHT ========= Makeup Department: WILHELM WEBER ... makeup artist ========= Production Management: ERNST WOLFF ... production manager GUSTAV RATHJE ... unit manager (uncredited) ========= Art Department: EDGAR G. ULMER ... set designer (uncredited) ========= Sound Department PAUL FALKENBERG ... sound editor ADOLF JANSEN ... sound ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ROBERT BABERSKE ... second camera operator HORST VON HARBOU ... still photographer ERWIN HILLIER ... assistant camera (uncredited) KÁROLY VASS ... assistant camera (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Nero-Film AG ========= Distributed by: Vereinigte Star-Film GmbH (1931) [GERMANY] Theatrical City Film (1931) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Foremco Pictures Corp. (1933) [USA] Theatrical - subtitled Paramount Pictures (1933) [USA] Theatrical - English dubbed Jerand Film Distributors (1965) [USA] Theatrical - re-issue Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) (1972) [USA] TV - network premiere Hollywood Home Theatre (1980) [USA] Video - Betamax - subtitled New Cinema Enterprises (1983) [CANADA] Theatrical - re-release UFA Video (1996) [GERMANY] VHS Kino International Films (1997) [USA] Theatrical - restored 117-minute version Janus Films (1997) [USA] TV Home Vision Entertainment (HVE) (1998) [USA] DVD The Criterion Collection (1998) [USA]sp; ) (DVD BFI Films (1998) [UK] VHS Eureka Video (1999) [UK] VHS Filmmuseum Distributie (2006) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical - re-release BMG Video (2002) [GERMANY] DVD The Criterion Collection (2004) [USA] DVD Divisa Home Video (2004) [SPAIN] DVD Aquarius TV (2005) [GREECE] DVD A-Film Home Entertainment (2006) [NETHERLANDS] DVD Better Television Distribution (2006) [WORLD-WIDE] TV Kinokuniya (2007) [JAPAN] DVD The Criterion Collection (2010) [USA] Blu-ray / DVD Eureka Entertainment (2010) [UK] DVD Eureka Entertainment (2010) [UK] Blu-ray / DVD New Star (2011) [GREECE] Theatrical - re-release Anton E. Dietz-Filmverleih GmbH [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical - re-release Die Lupe [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical - re-release Goodwill Productions [USA] Theatrical - re-release Barr Entertainment [USA] VHS Crown Video [USA] VHS Embassy Home Entertainment [USA] VHS F.J. Lucas [BRAZIL] VHS Kartes Video [USA] VHS LS Video [USA] VHS Nostalgia Video [USA] VHS |
| 15 August 1931 [USA] 15 October 1931 [Mexico] 1 November 1931 [Finland] 15 January 1932 [France] 1 February 1932 [Denmark] 25 March 1932 [Utrecht, Netherlands] 26 March 1932 [Portugal] 23 April 1932 [Germany] 1932 [Austria] 1 August 1947 (re-release) [Finland] 1948 (re-release) [Austria] 5 March 1951 (re-release) [Portugal] 1 April 1955 (re-release) [Finland] 6 April 1964 (re-release) [Denmark] 14 August 1967 [Spain] |
 PARDON US (Comedy | Crime | Drama) [56 minutes] Two guys end up in prison after attempting to sell beer to a policeman during Prohibition. |
LAZY MOON (1903) (uncredited) Words and Music by Bob Cole and Rosamond Johnson Performed by Oliver Hardy and the Hall Johnson Choir |
STAN LAUREL ... Stan Laurel OLIVER HARDY ... Oliver Hardy JUNE MARLOWE ... Warden's Daughter WILFRED LUCAS ... Warden JAMES FINLAYSON ... Schoolteacher WALTER LONG ... The Tiger STANLEY J. SANFORD ... Shields - Prison Guard Rest of cast listed alphabetically: FRANK AUSTIN ... Prisoner with Sore Tooth (uncredited) CHESTER A. BACHMAN ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) EDDIE BAKER ... Plantation Boss (uncredited) BELLE ... Bloodhound (uncredited) HARRY BERNARD ... Desk Sergeant (uncredited) BOBBY BURNS ... Dental Patient (uncredited) BALDWIN COOKE ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) AL CORPORAL ... Singer in chorus (uncredited) CHARLES DORETY ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) GORDON DOUGLAS ... ypist (uncredited) BOBBY DUNN ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) EDDIE DUNN ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) THE ETUDE ETHIOPIAN CHORUS ... Cotton Pickers (uncredited) OTTO FRIES ... Dentist (uncredited) DICK GILBERT ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) LAUGHING GRAVY ... Dog (uncredited) CHARLIE HALL ... Dental Assistant (uncredited) JACK HERRICK ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) JACK HILL ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) FRANK HOLLIDAY ... Prison Guard in Classroom (uncredited) BOB KORTMAN ... Prisoner - Tiger's Pal (uncredited) SAM LUFKIN ... Prison Guard (uncredited) JERRY MANDY ... Prisoner Who Can't Add (uncredited) GEORGE MILLER ... Prison Guard (uncredited) GENE MORGAN ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) JAMES PARROTT ... Marching Prisoner Next to Hardy (uncredited) HAL ROACH ... Marching Prisoner in Front of Hardy (uncredited) CHARLEY ROGERS ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) WILL STANTON ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) HARRY THOMAS ... Prison Inmate (uncredited) GUIDO TRENTO ... Minor Role (uncredited) BLACKIE WHITEFORD ... Insurgent Convict (uncredited) S.D. WILCOX ... Prison Guard (uncredited) LEO WILLIS ... Prisoner - Tiger's Pal (uncredited) |
Directed by: JAMES PARROTT ========= Writing Credits: H. M. WALKER ... (dialogue by) STAN LAUREL ... (uncredited) ========= Produced by HAL ROACH ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: LEROY SHIELD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JACK STEVENS ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: RICHARD CURRIER ========= Casting by: JACK ROACH ... (uncredited) ========= Art Department: FRANK DURLAUF ... set designer (uncredited) CEDRIC GIBBONS ... art director: main set only (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: ELMER RAGUSE ... recording engineer S.C. BADEN ... sound mixer (uncredited) RALPH BUTLER ... location sound recordist (uncredited) JOHN HARRISON ... location sound recordist (uncredited) JOHN WHITAKER ... sound mixer (uncredited) ========= Stunts: JOE MOLE ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Music Department: IRVING BERLIN ... composer: stock music (uncredited) WILL MARION COOK ... composer: stock music (uncredited) LOUIS DE FRANCESCO ... composer: stock music (uncredited) M. EWING ... composer: stock music (uncredited) MARVIN HATLEY ... composer: theme music (uncredited) EDWARD KILENYI ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ARTHUR J. LAMB ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ABE OLMAN ... composer: stock music (uncredited) H.W. PETRIE ... composer: stock music (uncredited) FREITA SHAW ... composer: stock music (uncredited) LEROY SHIELD ... composer: stock music (uncredited) FREDERIC VAN NORMAN ... composer: stock music (uncredited) J.S. ZAMECNIK ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HAL ROACH ... presenter L.A. FRENCH ... purchasing agent (uncredited) ERICH J.A. PIETREK ... producer: west german re-release (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Hal Roach Studios ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1931) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1931) [UK] Theatrical - retitled Film AB Le Mat-Metro-Goldwyn (1932) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn Filmselskap (1932) [NORWAY] Theatrical Associated British Film Distributors (A.B.F.D.) (as Ealing Distribution) (1943) [UK] Theatrical - re-release - retitled Film Classics (1944) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Regal Television Pictures (1948) [USA] TV Matiné Film, Stockholm (1950) [SWEDEN] Theatrical - re-release Unity Television (as Unity Television Corp.) (1952) [USA] TV Anglo Film (1956) [SWEDEN] Theatrical - re-release Nargo Film (1963) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Film AB Corona (1968) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Media Home Entertainment (A division of Heron International) (1983) [USA] VHS |
| 21 November 1931 [USA] 4 December 1931 [New York City, New York, USA] 6 March 1932 [Spain] 17 March 1932 [France] 3 April 1932 [Ireland] 15 April 1932 [Japan] 18 May 1932 [Germany] 23 July 1932 [Uruguay] 27 July 1932 [Mexico] August 1932 [Venice Film Festival, Italy] 16 September 1932 [Italy] 28 November 1932 [Sweden] 1932 [Austria] 1932 [Turkey] 10 January 1933 [Portugal] 15 June 1933 [Hong Kong] 1 June 1947 (re-release) [USA] 5 July 1957 (re-release) [Austria] 2 April 1976 (re-release) [Portugal] 10 June 1998 (TV premiere) [Finland] 15 February 2013 [New York Film Forum, USA] |
 FRANKENSTEIN (Drama | Horror | Sci-Fi) [1 hour 10 minutes] An obsessed scientist assembles a living being from parts of exhumed corpses. |
Music by: BERNHARD KAUN (uncredited) |
COLIN CLIVE ... Henry Frankenstein MAE CLARKE ... Elizabeth JOHN BOLES ... Victor Moritz ? ... The Monster EDWARD VAN SLOAN ... Doctor Waldman FREDERICK KERR ... Baron Frankenstein DWIGHT FRYE ... Fritz LIONEL BELMORE ... The Burgomaster MARILYN HARRIS ... Little Maria Rest of cast listed alphabetically: TED BILLINGS ... Villager (uncredited) MAE BRUCE ... Screaming Maid (uncredited) JACK CURTIS ... Villager (uncredited) ARLETTA DUNCAN ... Bridesmaid (uncredited) WILLIAM DYER ... Gravedigger (uncredited) FRANCIS FORD ... Hans (uncredited) MARY GORDON ... Mourner (uncredited) SOLEDAD JIMÉNEZ ... Mourner (uncredited) CARMENCITA JOHNSON ... Little Girl (uncredited) SEESSEL ANNE JOHNSON ... Little Girl (uncredited) MARGARET MANN ... Mourner (uncredited) MICHAEL MARK ... Ludwig (uncredited) ROBERT MILASCH ... Villager (uncredited) PAULINE MOORE ... Bridesmaid (uncredited) INEZ PALANGE ... Villager (uncredited) PAUL PANZER ... Mourner at Gravesite (uncredited) CECILIA PARKER ... Maid (uncredited) ROSE PLUMER ... Villager (uncredited) CECIL REYNOLDS ... Waldman's Secretary (uncredited) ELLINOR VANDERVEER ... Medical Student (uncredited) |
Directed by: JAMES WHALE ========= Writing Credits: JOHN L. BALDERSTON ... (based upon the composition by) MRS. PERCY B. SHELLEY ... (from the novel by) PEGGY WEBLING ... (adapted from the play by) GARRETT FORT ... (screen play) & FRANCIS EDWARD FARAGOH ... (screen play) RICHARD SCHAYER ... (scenario editor) ROBERT FLOREY ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) JOHN RUSSELL ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: E.M. ASHER ... associate producer CARL LAEMMLE Jr. ... producer ========= Music by: BERNHARD KAUN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ARTHUR EDESON PAUL IVANO ... (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: CLARENCE KOLSTER ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CHARLES D. HALL ========= Makeup Department: PAULINE EELLS ... wig maker (uncredited) JACK P. PIERCE ... makeup artist / makeup designer (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JOSEPH A. McDONOUGH ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: ED KEYES ... property master (uncredited) HERMAN ROSSE ... set designer (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: C. ROY HUNTER ... recording supervisor WILLIAM HEDGCOCK ... sound recordist (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: FRANZ DALLONS ... props (uncredited) OSCAR DALLONS ... props (uncredited) PAUL DALLONS ... props (uncredited) JOHN P. FULTON ... special effects (uncredited) KEN STRICKFADEN ... special electrical properties (uncredited) ========= Visual Effects by: BRIAN J. MCNAMARA ... digital restoration artist (remastered version) CLEO E. BAKER ... minatures (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: SHERMAN CLARK ... still photographer (uncredited) JACK EAGAN ... assistant camera (uncredited) JACK FREULICH ... still photographer (uncredited) ALAN JONES ... second camera (uncredited) GEORGE TRAFTON ... assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: MAE BRUCE ... wardrobe assistant (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: MAURICE E. PIVAR ... supervising film editor ========= Music Department: DAVID BROEKMAN ... musical director (uncredited) GILBERT KURLAND ... music supervisor (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: CARL LAEMMLE ... presenter / president: Universal Pictures Corp. FRANK GRAVES ... electrical effects assistant (uncredited) RAYMOND LINDSAY ... electrical effects (uncredited) ROBERT LIVINGSTON ... double: Colin Clive, closing distant shot (uncredited) CECIL REYNOLDS ... medical consultant (uncredited) GERALD L.G. SAMPSON ... technical advisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures (as Universal Pictures Corp.) ========= Distributed by: Universal Pictures (1931) [USA] Theatrical Universal Pictures (1932) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Universal Pictures (1938) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Universal Pictures (1947) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Realart Pictures Inc. (1951) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Screen Gems (1957) [USA] TV MCA Videocassette (1980) [USA] VHS Esselte Video (1980) [FINLAND] VHS MCA (1991) [CANADA] VHS Yleisradio (YLE) (1998) [FINLAND] TV Universal Pictures Finland (single disc editions) (2002) [FINLAND] DVD) Universal Pictures Finland (8-disc Classic Monsters Collection) (2002) [FINLAND] DVD Universal Pictures Finland (14-disc Monster Legacy Collection) (2004) [FINLAND] DVD Universal Pictures Finland (3-disc Frankenstein the Legacy Collection) (2004) [FINLAND] DVD Universal Pictures Finland (9-disc Original Monsters Collection) (2004) [FINLAND] DVD Net5 (2004) [NETHERLANDS] TV Universal Pictures Benelux (2010) [NETHERLANDS] DVD Universal Pictures (2010) [GERMANY] DVD Fathom Events (2012) [USA] Theatrical - re-release MCA/Universal Home Video [USA] VHS MCA/Universal Home Video [USA] All Media - laserdisc Universal Studios Home Entertainment [USA] DVD |
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