Five and Ten (1931) - film review

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Five and Ten is an American film first released in 1931, directed by Robert Z. Leonard. The film stars Marion Davies, Leslie Howard, Richard Bennett, Irene Rich and Douglass Montgomery. It has also been released under the title: Daughter of Luxury. Our overall rating for this film is: excellent.

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Director: Robert Z. Leonard
Script: Fannie Hurst, A.P. Younger, Edith Fitzgerald
Cast: Marion Davies (Jennifer Rarick), Leslie Howard (Berry Rhodes), Richard Bennett (John G. Rarick), Irene Rich (Jenny Rarick), Douglass Montgomery (Avery Rarick), Mary Duncan (Muriel Preston), Henry Armetta (Taxi Driver), Wilson Benge (Wilson – Rarick Butler), Lee Beranger (Leslie – Hostess), William Burress (Man in Hospital Waiting Room), Jack Byron (Wedding Guest Extra), Bill Elliott (Wedding Guest Extra), Charles Giblyn (Dennison), Maude Turner Gordon (Dowager), Sherry Hall (Albert – John’s Valet), Halliwell Hobbes (Hopkins – Rarick’s Main Butler), George Irving (Mr. Brooks), Wilbur Mack (Extra as Dedication Guest), Charles McMurphy (Fifth Avenue Cop), William H. O’Brien (Duncan – Rarick Servant), Broderick O’Farrell (Doctor), Lee Phelps (Reporter on Train (unconfirmed)), Ruth Selwyn (Midge), Carl Stockdale (Doctor at Bedside (unconfirmed)), Theodore von Eltz (Ramon)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 89 min; B&W
Aka: Daughter of Luxury

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