The First Hundred Years (1938) (MOD)

The First Hundred Years (1938) (MOD)David and Lynn Conway are a two career New York couple. He (Robert Montgomery) is a shipbuilder whose opportunities have been sparse. She (Virginia Bruce) manages a thriving theatrical agency and has been the major breadwinner for a while. But he's just received a prime out of town job offer and becomes a hardheaded chauvinist about his spouse's refusal to quit her gig and become a New Bedford, Massachusetts, housewife. With snappy banter and

This brass locket opens to reveal an Art Deco starburst

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and a very young Mary Tyler Moore

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trying to put daylight between themselves and pursuing coppers and a rival gang of jewel thieves

and the ferocity

allowing for rich details

Susan and God (headlined on Broadway by the formidable Gertrude Lawrence) was her chance to play a more nuanced part than her typical shopgirl-makes-good characters

Ronald Colman makes his talkie debut as the titular hero in Bulldog Drummond

soon to be dubbed "Barbara Stanwyck"

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is determined that this upstart just isn't Eli material