24 Hours

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24 Hours is all it takes for tippling married man Jim Towner (Clive Brook) to go from social respectability to convict stripes. Upset that his wife Fanny (Kay Francis) has been unfaithful, the wealthy Jim weaves drunkenly from one nightclub to another. He falls for a cabaret performer (Miriam Hopkins) and begins an affair. The girl is killed by her gangster boyfriend (Regis Toomey), but Jim is arrested for the crime. Released from prison, the chastened Jim returns to his wife, who has vowed to remain loyal to her husband. 24 Hours was based on a novel by Louis Bromfield. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Cast

Adrienne Ames - Ruby Wintringham; Lucille La Verne - Mrs. Dacklehorse; Wade Boteler - Pat Healy; Charlotte Granville - Savina Jerrold; Bob Kortman - Dave-the-Slapper; Malcolm Waite - Murphy; Minor Watson - David Melbourn; Thomas E. Jackson - Police Commissioner

Credit

Marion Gering - Director, Ernest Haller - Cinematographer, Louis Weitzenkorn - Screenwriter, Louis Bromfield - Screenwriter, Louis Bromfield - Book Author, William C. Lengle - Play Author, Lew Levenson - Play Author

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24 Hours (1931 film)

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24 Hours

Spanish Poster
Directed by Marion Gering
Written by Louis Bromfield (novel)
Will D. Lengle
Lew Levenson
Louis Weitzenkorn
Starring Clive Brook
Kay Francis
Miriam Hopkins
Studio Paramount-Publix Corporation
Distributed by Paramount-Publix Corporation
Release date(s) October 10, 1931
Running time 65-68 minutes
Country United States
Language English

24 Hours is a 1931 drama film starring Clive Brook, Kay Francis, and Miriam Hopkins. It was based on the novel Twenty-Four Hours by Louis Bromfield and the play Shattered Glass by Will D. Lengle and Lew Levenson. An alcoholic married man is accused of murdering the woman with whom he has been carrying on an affair.

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