Reporters at a scandal sheet dwell on a murder case, with tragic results.Reporters at a scandal sheet dwell on a murder case, with tragic results.Reporters at a scandal sheet dwell on a murder case, with tragic results.
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Leon Ames
- Judd Brooks
- (as Leon Waycoff)
J. Carrol Naish
- Claude Wright
- (as J. Carroll Naish)
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- TriviaThe perfume Toni receives is a bottle of vintage 1928 "Les Bourgeons" from Ybry - a real French luxury perfume and fashion house. This perfume came in a six-sided Baccarat crystal bottle with a matching fitted green box. With the ad for the perfume seen earlier in the Vogue magazine Toni was reading, this could be considered an early example of blatant product placement - and for a very expensive item, out of reach for the vast majority of movie goers during the Depression.
- GoofsWhen Perrin is instructing the County Attorney what to say to the jury, he is holding a drink in his right hand and a cigar with his left. But on the following cuts; the cigar disappears and reappears out of Perrin's left hand a couple of times.
- Quotes
Maizie Dickson: Okay. You win. Welcome to the sobbing sisterhood. I'll send you a membership card in the mail.
- SoundtracksWhen Irish Eyes Are Smiling
(uncredited)
Music by Ernest Ball
Lyrics by Chauncey Olcott and George Graff
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This film was a pleasant surprise. Unlike some films of that era it had plenty of substance to keep my mind engaged past "The End" and just enough style to keep my taste buds involved.
It did have it couple of speed bumps. In the beginning ; it had me running for my reading glasses and at one point; I was waiting for someone to ask me if they can hear an "Amen". However for the most part it was front page stuff.
Although made it 1932, it served as a premonition of the corporate sponsored goofiness to come not only with the tabloids like the National Enquirer but also with the established mainstream media outlets like the Washington Post, NY Times, CNN, MSNBC and of course Fox News. Sometimes it feels that these days when it comes to journalism; Yellow is now the color of choice.
It did have it couple of speed bumps. In the beginning ; it had me running for my reading glasses and at one point; I was waiting for someone to ask me if they can hear an "Amen". However for the most part it was front page stuff.
Although made it 1932, it served as a premonition of the corporate sponsored goofiness to come not only with the tabloids like the National Enquirer but also with the established mainstream media outlets like the Washington Post, NY Times, CNN, MSNBC and of course Fox News. Sometimes it feels that these days when it comes to journalism; Yellow is now the color of choice.
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- Dec 19, 2019
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- Runtime1 hour 14 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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