

66 minutes
12/15/1934
Fay Wray plays Jean Hastings, the wealthy and spoiled scion of a factory-owning family led by her irrepressible grandmother. Sparks fly when Jean meets Jim Devlin, the labor leader who’s spearheading a tense worker’s strike against the factory. After circumstances force Jean and Jim to spend a night together in his cabin, she begins questioning her family’s ruthless tactics. This hard-to-see Columbia film by British director Roy William Neill not only features Wray as a brunette but also includes an explosive depiction of labor strife. (Block Cinema)

May Robson
as Mary Hastings

Fay Wray
as Jean Hastings

Victor Jory
as Jim Devlin

Raymond Walburn
as Willard Hastings

James Blakeley
as Alex Hastings

Josephine Whittell
as Henrietta Hastings

Mayo Methot
as Sarah

Albert Conti
as Count Filippo Di Fraschiani

Samuel S. Hinds
as Burroughs

Willard Robertson
as Thomas

Edward Keane
as Morgan

Edward Van Sloan
as Komeoski

Frank Reicher
as Barrett

Frederick Vogeding
as Njordstrom (as Fredrik Vogeding)

Guy Usher
as Kennedy
Eric Wilton
as Thomas the Butler

Winter Hall
as Bevins

Eddie Baker
as Motorcycle Sergeant

George C. Pearce
as Doctor
A.R. Haysel
as Yard Master

Albert J. Smith
as Switchman

Sidney Bracey
as Chauffeur

James Millican
as Chauffeur
Burr Caruth
as Gateman
Roger Gray
as Chris

Charles McAvoy
as Detective

Ray Turner
as Porter

Jack Richardson
as Workman
Charles Marsh
as Clerk
Earle D. Bunn
as Machine Gunman
Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian
as Brakeman
Bruce Mitchell
as Guard
Frank Meredith
as Guard
Arthur Thalasso
as Guard

Frank Fanning
as Guard

Jerome Storm
as Waiter

Stanley Blystone

Ed Brady

Adda Gleason

Howard Hickman
as Joe - Banker

Gladden James
as Secretary

Tom London
as Workman

Isabel La Mal
as Secretary

George Magrill
as Workman

James Pier Mason

Harry Semels

George Burton
May Foster
Gene Gehrung
Helen Gereghty
Otto Gervice

Fred Gilman
Charles H. Hickman
Rodney Hildebrand
Harry Hume
Jack Low
John Mack
Art Miles

Frank O'Connor
as Workman (uncredited)

Hal Price
as Charlie (uncredited)

Stella LeSaint

Allan Sears
C.L. Sherwood
Robert Wilber

Harry Wilson
as Workman (uncredited)

Mack V. Wright