Straight from the Heart (1935)

Dir: Scott R. Beal Drama stars 2

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Straight from the Heart is an American film first released in 1935, directed by Scott R. Beal. The film stars Mary Astor, Roger Pryor, Juanita Quigley, Carol Coombe and Andy Devine. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Scott R. Beal
Script: Doris Anderson
Photo: Charles J. Stumar
Music: Clifford Vaughan, Oliver Wallace
Cast: Mary Astor (Marian Henshaw), Roger Pryor (Andy MacLean), Juanita Quigley (Maggie Haines), Carol Coombe (Mrs. Haines), Andy Devine (Edwards), Henry Armetta (Ice Cream Man), Grant Mitchell (Austin), Virginia Hammond (Mrs. Austin), Robert McWade (Boss Tim Reglan), Doris Lloyd (Miss Carter), Hilda Vaughn (Miss Nellie), Louise Carter (Mother in Breadline), Willard Robertson (District Attorney), Douglas Fowley (Speed Spelvin), Clara Blandick (Mrs. Anderson), William B. Davidson (Prosecuting Attorney), Helen Parrish (Neighbor Girl), William Bailey (Bit Part), Veda Buckland (Mother), Jimmy Butts (Neighbor’s Baby), Lillian Castle (Bit Part), Ronnie Cosby (Crippled Boy), Yola d’Avril (French Girl in Taxi), George Ernest (Neighbor Boy), James Flavin (Policeman), Sam Godfrey (Stenographer), Velma Gresham (Nurse), Donald Haines (Neighbor Boy), Beth Hazelton (Bit Part), Howard C. Hickman (Police Sergeant), Esther Howard (Tired Mother), Arthur Howe (Austin’s Son), Louise Lester (Woman), Marion Lord (Blowsy Mother), Jack Mulhall (Reporter), Tom O’Grady (Bit Part), Franklin Parker (Reporter), Stanley Price (Reporter), Frank Reicher (Coroner), Georgette Rhodes (French Girl in Taxi), Warner Richmond (Cop), Shirley Jean Rickert (Austin’s Daughter), Kathryn Sheldon (Bit Part), Joan Standing (Mother of Crippled Boy), Michael Stuart (Newsboy), Bernard Suss (Clerk), Phil Tead (Ward Heeler), Dorothy Vernon (Bit Part)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 75 min; B&W

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