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This Side Of Heaven

1934, Movie, NR, 76 mins

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Barrymore plays the head of a large family who becomes mixed up in some underhanded financial dealings. His wife, Bainter, is a budding writer who has just sold a story to a motion picture company, so he covers his guilty feelings with a pretense of happiness. His eldest daughter's fiance is an auditor for Barrymore's company who discovers the errors in the books and knows Barrymore's in for some big trouble. The fiance is abandoned by the daughter, who decides she must stic... read more leave a comment
Year: 1934
Rated NR

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Cast
Lionel Barrymore: Martin Turner
Fay Bainter: Francene Turner
Mae Clarke: Jane Turner
Tom Brown: Seth Turner
Mary Carlisle: Peggy Turner
Una Merkel: Birdie

 

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