Journal of a Crime (1934) (MOD) "Satire"

Journal of a Crime (1934) (MOD) "Satire"Ruth Chatterton ends the Warner Bros.' phase of her illustrious film career on a high note elevating what could have been a lurid melodrama into a sensitive, underplayed and compelling character study. In this adaptation of the Jacques Deval drama Une Vie Perdue, Chatterton plays Franoise, driven to despair by her Paris playwright husband, Paul (Adolphe Menjou), whose dalliance with his current diva, Odette (Claire Dodd), threatens to escalate from

Linda Rollins' (Russell) luck has gone from bad to worse

marriage-minded Rogers

who is marked for death by the mob

the city looks ripe for the taking

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Swoop down upon this blast from the past

The characters attend Acme Looniversity

The captive offers no resistance

Convinced that Steele isn't behind the murders

While setting up shop as the publisher of the Fort Worth Star

He plays the field She's coltishly young

In the schools