Title: Hardboiled Thriller from William "Wild Bill" Wellman
Product review: This is an impressive hard-boiled 1931 thriller that has lost none of its allure or vigor. I have always liked thrillers set in places where strange goings-on captivate the imagination. Barbara Stanwyck is excellent as the nurse outstanding in her unsentimental approach. Joan Blondell also stands out with her vivacious and humorous performance. Clark Gable, in an early role, demonstrates the masculine allure and screen presence that shot him into stardom. This is an outstanding thriller directed by William "Wild Bill" Wellman who was truly one of the greats but has been unfairly overlooked.
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