The House on 56th Street

The House on 56th StreetFloradora girl Peggy Martin has found a life she could only dream about. She's in love real love with a handsome man about town (Gene Raymond) who adores her. They marry and upon returning from a honeymoon cruise, Peggy finds he's purchased a breathtaking mansion in the nicest part of town. But times and fortunes will change, both for Peggy and her beloved 56th Street home. Kay Francis, queen of triple hankie weepies, portrays Peggy in a brisk,

Molly and the rest of the gang in two of their funniest adventures

Richard Dix top-billed this 1931 crime drama that undoubtedly offered a bit of cinematic fulfillment for patrons chafing over Great Depression banking crises

adapted earlier for the screen in 1929 with Norma Shearer and in 1937 with Joan Crawford

Such a role is The Woman in Red's Shelby Barret

Joe is mistaken by socialite Alice Brandon (Rogers) for a champion marathon swimmer

engineer Rodney Spencer

but when dimming lights and an absence of rats raises a bank guard's (O'Toole) suspicions

But a nearby apartment fire and a mysterious murder will soon test their investigative skills

Crime pays handsomely in this smart and stylish double feature based on the adventures of Arsene Lupin

Jane Powell

He meets his wife

But now slicker