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Employees' Entrance (1933)

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Release Date: Jan 1, 1933 Wide

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Warren William plays a high-powered ambitious executive who unflinchingly steamrolled his way to the top without regard for the havoc he left in his wake. As the manager of a Macy-like department store, he constantly browbeats his flunkies into submission, and ends-up driving at least one to suicide. Loretta Young plays the wife of one of William's minor employees (Wallace Ford), with whom the Big Boss has a brief affair during an office party. Eventually William gets his comeuppance, and

PG, 1 hr. 15 min.

Drama, Comedy

Directed By: Roy Del Ruth

Written By: David Boehm, Robert Presnell Sr.

In Theaters: Jan 1, 1933 Wide

On DVD: Mar 17, 1993

Cast

Warren William
Kurt Anderson
Loretta Young
Madeline West
Wallace Ford
Martin West
Alice White
Polly
Hale Hamilton
Monroe
Albert Gran
Ross
Allen Jenkins
Sweeney
Marjorie Gateson
Mrs. Hickox
Ruth Donnelly
Miss Hall
Zita Moulton
Marion
Frank Reicher
Gar-finkle
Berton Churchill
Bradford
Charles Sellon
Higgins
Helen Mann
Josie
Harry C. Bradley
Meek
Rev. Neal Dodd
Minister
Sam Godfrey
The Man
Muriel Gordon
Girl
Frank McGlynn Sr.
The Editor
Edward McWade
An Employee
Henry Stockbridge
Meek

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Literally has everything that makes [the pre-Code era] so magical.

July 4, 2007 Full Review Source: Goatdog's Movies

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This movie is definitely pre-code, it's story is a realistic and truthful account of the troubles of a working girl and her boyfriend. This movie is worth a glance.

September 3, 2010