Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJudge and his mistress are investigated on suspicions of corruption.Judge and his mistress are investigated on suspicions of corruption.Judge and his mistress are investigated on suspicions of corruption.
Reginald Barlow
- District Attorney Grant
- (non crédité)
Clarence Burton
- Detective Madigan
- (non crédité)
Frederick Burton
- Judge Oscar 'Jim' Erskine
- (non crédité)
Eddy Chandler
- Thug Beating Up Mike
- (non crédité)
George Cooper
- Safecracking Thug
- (non crédité)
Henry Hall
- Committee Man
- (non crédité)
DeWitt Jennings
- Court Policeman
- (non crédité)
Lew Kelly
- Mr. Davis - Social Worker
- (non crédité)
George Magrill
- Strong Arm Man
- (non crédité)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesAfter Walter Huston's character makes an obviously mealy-mouthed political statement to a reporter, the latter sarcastically tells him "If this had been at Gettysburg, I'd have thought you were Lincoln." It is probably not a coincidence that Huston had played Abraham Lincoln in La révolte des esclaves (1930).
- GaffesThere are three addition errors in the bank book at the $1500, $8000, and $10,000 deposits. According to the deposits, the bank account has only $39,000, rather than the $60,000 it shows.
- Citations
Thomas Madigan: This Judge Moffett is a pretty gay bird. He's keeping a girl by the name of Lil Baker in a Park Avenue apartment. She's got her own auto and everything. Now you gents know what that's called.
- ConnexionsReferenced in Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace (2019)
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After concealing his mistress in the office closet, corrupt New York "Night Court" Judge Walter Huston (as Andrew J. Moffett) answers a reporter's questions regarding an investigation led by fellow jurist Lewis Stone (as William "Will" Osgood). Denying all irregularities, Mr. Huston carries on his tough sentencing of prostitutes and petty thieves while letting hardened criminals off the hook. Later, Mr. Huston orders mistress Noel Francis (as Lillian "Lil" Baker) to lay low in a poor section of town, to avoid being questioned. She has some incriminating evidence in her purse, which is seen by pretty apartment neighbor Anita Page (as Mary)...
The young wife and mother decides to say noting about "Mrs. Moffett's" bank book, but Huston is taking no chances. He has Ms. Page railroaded. When her husband, handsome cab-driver Phillips Holmes (as Mike Thomas), shows up in court wondering what happened to his wife, the dirty judge takes the couple's baby away. The plot thickens with murder as Mr. Holmes endeavors to untangle the mess. This early "talkie" is nicely handled by all. An unusual pacing works to the film's advantage, making a series of shocking events engrossing. Holmes is an appealing "working class hero" and receives an outstanding cast of co-stars.
******* Night Court (4/23/32) W.S. Van Dyke ~ Phillips Holmes, Walter Huston, Anita Page, Noel Francis
The young wife and mother decides to say noting about "Mrs. Moffett's" bank book, but Huston is taking no chances. He has Ms. Page railroaded. When her husband, handsome cab-driver Phillips Holmes (as Mike Thomas), shows up in court wondering what happened to his wife, the dirty judge takes the couple's baby away. The plot thickens with murder as Mr. Holmes endeavors to untangle the mess. This early "talkie" is nicely handled by all. An unusual pacing works to the film's advantage, making a series of shocking events engrossing. Holmes is an appealing "working class hero" and receives an outstanding cast of co-stars.
******* Night Court (4/23/32) W.S. Van Dyke ~ Phillips Holmes, Walter Huston, Anita Page, Noel Francis
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By what name was Night Court (1932) officially released in India in English?
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