Employees' Entrance
1933, Comedy/Drama, 1h 15m
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Movie Info
Manipulative Kurt Anderson (Warren William), the manager at a department store, treats his employees ruthlessly. He hires Madeline Walters (Loretta Young) as a model only after sleeping with her, and drives assistant Martin West (Wallace Ford) crazy with his constant demands. When Madeline and Martin fall in love, they secretly marry, hoping to keep it from the boss. However, Anderson's temperament keeps causing stress for the newlyweds, causing early marital strife.
Cast & Crew
Warren William
Kurt Anderson
Kurt Anderson
Loretta Young
Madeleine Walters West
Madeleine Walters West
Wallace Ford
Martin West
Martin West
Alice White
Polly Dale
Polly Dale
Albert Gran
Denton Ross
Denton Ross
Allen Jenkins
Sweeney (store detective) (uncredited)
Sweeney (store detective) (uncredited)
Critic Reviews for Employees' Entrance
Audience Reviews for Employees' Entrance
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Jan 09, 2013hardcore precode with warren william, terrific as a ruthless executive and womanizer, firing people left and right and even driving one employee to suicide. the film still packs a punch 80 years laterStella D Super Reviewer
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Sep 03, 2010This 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.
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Jun 17, 2009Pre-code shenanigans, really quite lurid in its way.jay n Super Reviewer
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