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Motive for Revenge (1935)
Bank teller Barry Webster is driven to stealing bank funds by his mother-in-law who continually nags him about forcing her daughter Muriel to live in poverty...
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Bank teller Barry Webster is driven to stealing bank funds by his mother-in-law who continually nags him about forcing her daughter Muriel to live in poverty...
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Crime, Mystery
Written By:Stuart Anthony
In Theaters:5/15/1935
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Larry Darmour Productions
Cast
Burt P. Lynwood
Director
Donald Cook
Barry Webster
Irene Hervey
Muriel Webster King
Doris Lloyd
Mrs. Fleming
Edwin Maxwell
William King
Le Strange Millman
District Attorney Milroy (as William Le Strange Millman)
Russell Simpson
McAllister
John Kelly
Detective Larkin
Edwin Argus
Detective Red
Billy West
Ray - Convict
Wheeler Oakman
Doane
Frank LaRue
Warden
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