Public Hero Number 1 (1935) (MOD) "Romantic Comedy" Helen Hayes shines as a

Helen Hayes shines as a shrewd wife who quietly paves the way for her husband's political success in this charming adaptation of the 1908 stage play by Sir J

The Penguin and The Riddler

He reassesses his ways while doing time for manslaughter and emerges from prison eager to keep his younger brother (Edward Furlong) from falling victim to the thug cycle of violence and payback

counterspy Rick in this crisply written wartime thriller

Fueled by the line that became a national catchphrase: "Go ahead

Public Hero Number 1 (1935) (MOD) "Romantic Comedy" Helen Hayes shines as aEarly 1930s tabloids screamed out the nefarious activities of the Purple Gang, the Detroit mob that viciously controlled regional bootlegging and vice rackets. By 1935, when the Purple leadership had finally come to justice, Hollywood's gritty, hard hitting answer to true events came in this rough and tumble (if fictionalized) action tale with a lineup of intriguing elements both likely (tough guys Chester Morris veteran of The Big House and Paul