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| MGM/UA (1928) | |||||
| Drama, Family, Silent | |||||
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| Eleanor Boardman | Mary | |
| James Murray | John Sims | |
| Bert Roach | Bert | |
| Estelle Clark | Jane | |
| Daniel G. Tomlinson | Jim | |
| Dell Henderson | Dick | |
| Lucy Beaumont | Mary's Mother | |
| Freddie Burke Frederick | ||
| Alice Mildred Puter | Daughter | |
| Sidney Bracey | John's Supervisor | |
| Johnny Downs | John Sims | |
| Sally Eilers | Party Girl at Bert's Place | |
| Warner Richmond | Mr. Sims | |
| Virginia Sale | Mary's Sister-in-Law | |
| Larry Steers | Doctor |
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| Producer | Irving Thalberg
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| Writer | King Vidor
Joseph Farnham |
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| Cinematography | Henry Sharp
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| Musician | Carl Davis
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The film centers on ambitious but undisciplined New York City office worker John who meets and marries Mary. They start a family, struggle to cope with marital stress, financial setbacks, and tragedy, all while lost amid the anonymous, pitiless throngs of the big city. |
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