Half Marriage
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Director William J. Cowen Screenplay Jane Murfin Country United States | 5.8/10 IMDb Genre Drama, Romance Duration Language English | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Release date August 10, 1929 (1929-08-10) (Premiere-New York City)
October 13, 1929 (1929-10-13) (U.S.) Based on the short story, Half Marriage
by George Kibbe Turner Writer George Kibbe Turner (by), Jane Murfin (screen play) Music director Oscar Levant, Sidney Clare Cast Olive Borden (Judy Paige), Morgan Farley (Dickie Carroll), Ken Murray (Charles Turner), Ann Greenway (Ann Turner), Anderson Lawler (Tom Stribbling), Sally Blane (Sally)Similar movies Proof , Factory Girl , Interstellar , The Great Beauty , Lucy , Valley Girl |
Half marriage 1929 pre code talkie olive borden morgan farley
Half Marriage is an American melodramatic Pre-Code film directed by William J. Cohen from a script by Jane Murfin, based on the short story of the same name by George Kibbe Turner. The film starred Olive Borden and Morgan Farley, while the later-famed gossip columnist, Hedda Hopper played Borden's mother.
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- Half marriage 1929 pre code talkie olive borden morgan farley
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Sexy olive borden in bed pre code half marriage scene
Plot
Judy Page is a young society girl who falls in love with an architect who works in her father's architectural firm, Dick Carroll. She lives in Greenwich Village in New York City, and one night after a party at her apartment, she runs off with Dick to get married. They are intercepted by Judy's mother at the apartment, who, not realizing they have already been married, insists that Judy return with her to their estate in the country. Dick remains behind in Judy's apartment.
In the country, Judy is being courted by Tom Stribbling, who has insinuated himself to be close to Judy, at the expense of all other suitors. Dick learns that Judy's parents are going to be away, and visits Judy at her parents' estate. He has words with Stribbling, after which he makes plans to meet with Judy in the coming days at her apartment. When Tom learns of the meeting, he sends a telegram to Dick, forging that it is from Judy, cancelling the rendezvous. At the appointed time of the meeting, Stribbling shows up, instead of Dick. When Judy makes it clear she wants nothing to do with him, Stribbling attempts to force himself on her. In the ensuing struggle, Stribbling trips, falling out of Judy's window to his death.
Just as Stribbling trips, Dick has arrived at the apartment, to witness his fall. Afraid that Judy will be blamed for Stribbling's death, Dick takes the blame, but the truth comes out during the brief police investigation, and Judy is cleared of any wrongdoing. Also during the investigation it is revealed that Judy and Dick are already married, much to the astonishment of her parents. After their initial shock, they give their blessing to the couple.
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Half Marriage WikipediaHalf Marriage IMDb Half Marriage themoviedb.org