
Thoroughbreds Don't Cry
1937, Comedy/Drama, 1h 20m
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Movie Info
In an attempt to save their home in England, Roger Calverton (Ronald Sinclair) and his uncle (C. Aubrey Smith) enter their racehorse Pookah in a high-stakes American race. While staying at a local boarding house, they meet Cricket (Judy Garland), the owner's niece who dreams of becoming an actress, and Tim (Mickey Rooney), a hotshot jockey whom they persuade to ride Pookah to victory. When Tim makes a fateful decision that could cost them everything, Cricket steps in to save the day.
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Genre: Comedy, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Alfred E. Green
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Producer: Harry Rapf
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Writer: Lawrence Hazard
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Cast & Crew

Judy Garland
Cricket West

Mickey Rooney
Timmie Donovan

Sophie Tucker
Mother Ralph

C. Aubrey Smith
Sir Peter Calverton

Frankie Darro
'Dink' Reid

Henry Kolker
'Doc' Godfrey

Helen Troy
Hilda

Ronald Sinclair
Roger Calverton

Alfred E. Green
Director

Lawrence Hazard
Screenwriter

Harry Rapf
Producer

William Axt
Original Music

Leonard Smith
Cinematographer

Elmo Veron
Film Editing

Cedric Gibbons
Art Director
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Nov 25, 2011Simple programmer that like dozens of others served as second bill fodder for theatres. At least this one has Judy Garland, just starting out, and Sophie Tucker to lighten a silly bit of nothing.
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