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Hard Boiled Rose |
Director: F. Harmon Weight Year: 1929 aka's: also listed as Hard-Boiled Rose and Hardboiled Rose. Release info: March 30, 1929 Genre: melodrama |
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Synopsis: from AFI Courtly Jefferson Duhamel, partner in a New Orleans banking firm, steals $200,000 in securities to pay off a gambling debt to Julie Malo and then kills himself. John Trask, Duhamel's private secretary, is in love with his late employer's daughter, Rose, and assumes the blame for the theft in order to save the Duhamel family from disgrace. Julie learns of Trask's sacrifice and, donning a worldly dress and sophisticated airs, goes to Julie Malo's gambling casino. Rose vamps Julie's son, Edward, and tricks him into revealing the whereabouts of the securities. Rose eventually recovers the securities; her father's name is thus kept free of scandal, and Trask is released from jail. |
| Production Company: Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution: Warner Bros. Pictures Producer: Writer: Robert Lord - Melville Crossman - titles by Joseph Jackson Photography: William Reese Film Editor: William Holmes Music: |
| Notes: set in New Orleans |
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Other Information: length of film - 6 reels: silent version 4875 ft. sound version 5610 ft.
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