Housewife (1934) - (Movie Clip) Gone The Way Of All Flesh

Housewife - (Original Trailer)

A wife (Ann Dvorak) pushes her husband (George Brent) ahead in business...and into the arms of a co-worker (Bette Davis) in Housewife (1934).

Housewife (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Lincoln Might Have Freed The Slaves

Already on the subject of running a home on his modest salary, office manager Bill (George Brent) with wife Nan (Ann Dvorak) and son (Ronnie Cosby), off to work, then neighbor and sister-in-law Dora (Ruth Donnelly) visits and the plumber (Harry Tyler) adds to the woes, in Housewife, 1934.

Housewife (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Born To A Glamorous Life

Domineering Chicago ad agency boss Blake (Robert Barrat) is out to impress his new writer Pat (Bette Davis, her first scene) hired from New York, finding out she’s a hometown gal but doubting she knows his downtrodden employee Bill (George Brent), in Housewife, 1934, also starring Ann Dvorak.