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6.8/10   5 votes
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Writers:
Eugene O'Neill (play)
Warren Duff (adaptation) ...
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Release Date:
13 March 1933 (USA) more
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Riches from Poverty Row more (1 total)

Cast

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Conrad Nagel ... Walt Underwood
Leila Hyams ... Lou
Tommy Conlon ... Jimmie Underwood
Claire Windsor ... Marlene Underwood
Stanley Fields
Fred Kohler ... Bouncer
Alexander Carr
Robert Ellis ... Leading Man
Lionel Belmore ... Character Man
Ruth Clifford ... Floozie
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Auction in Souls (USA) (working title)
Hell in a Circus (USA) (working title)
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Runtime:
USA:76 min (original release) | USA:70 min (reissue)
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1.37 : 1 more
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Certification:
USA:Passed (National Board of Review)

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4 out of 4 people found the following review useful.
Riches from Poverty Row, 12 April 2001
7/10
Author: marcslope



In a trim and workmanlike 70 minutes, we get barnstorming theatricals, an unfaithful wife, a bastard child, a hotel fire, a circus fire, a speakeasy brawl, and crackling pre-Code dialogue, including this reminiscence from an ex-roustabout: "Why, when I was with the circus, if you had only one black eye they thought you was a pansy!" Victor Schertzinger achieves some resourceful directorial tricks, not always placing the camera where you expect and injecting some expressionistic touches. The cast is game, with Claire Windsor a particular delight as the rotten, selfish wife who gets bumped off in the second reel.

It's a Poverty Row epic -- from Tiffany Studios, to be precise -- but it has what they used to call moxie. And the quick pace and unflinching Depression milieu recall Warners-First National at its best.

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