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A Woman's Honor (1916)

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Little Giant, The (1933) -- (Movie Clip) Make Out Like You Don't Know Me

Star Of Midnight (1935) -- (Movie Clip) I Never Bit A Dog In My Life

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A Woman's Honor (1916)

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Little Giant, The (1933) -- (Movie Clip) Make Out Like You Don't Know Me Snubbed at their Santa Monica hotel, pursuing the straight life, mob boss Bugs (Edward G. Robinson) and pal Al (Russell Hopton) make a plan, soon meeting snooty Polly (Helen Vinson), in Roy Del Ruth's crime comedy The Little Giant, 1933.

Star Of Midnight (1935) -- (Movie Clip) I Never Bit A Dog In My Life Star William Powell as lawyer and amateur detective Clay Dalzell is introduced, as friend Tim (Leslie Fenton) talks about his disappeared fianceè, butler Swayne (Gene Lockhart) offers booze, and gal pal Donna (Ginger Rogers) arrives, Russell Hopton on the phone, in the RKO Thin Man lookalike, Star Of Midnight, 1935.

Zombies On Broadway (1945) -- (Movie Clip) Are You A Zombie? We first meet Sheldon Leonard as gangster turned impresario Ace, then the stars, his press agents, Wally Brown and tubbier Alan Carney as Jerry and Mike, the RKO riposte to Abbott And Costello, in Gangsters On Broadway, 1945, with Bela Lugosi and Anne Jeffreys.

Little Giant, The (1933) -- (Movie Clip) The Noble Experiment Following news of the election of FDR, mobster Bugs Ahearn (Edward G. Robinson) dismisses his crew and splits with pal Al (Russell Hopton), planning his future in the Warner Bros. gangster-goes-straight comedy The Little Giant, 1933.

I'm No Angel (1933) -- (Movie Clip) Sister Honky Tonk Following some buildup the first appearance of the star and screenwriter Mae West (as dancer and some-time lion tamer "Tira"), the song by Harvey Brooks, Gladys Du Bois and Ben Ellison, from Paramount's I'm No Angel, 1933.

Star Witness (1931) -- (Movie Clip) White LIvered Puppy! Jackie (Edward Nugent), his family under police witness protection, chats with Thorpe (Russell Hopton) and gets ripped by civil-war veteran Grandpa (Chic Sale) in Star Witness, 1931, from an original screenplay by Lucien Hubbard.

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