Paradise Express (1937)
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Paradise Express is Grand Hotel out of Twentieth Century, fresh from the Republic Studio breeding farms. The titular express is a small-time freight service, struggling for survival against a larger, more streamlined rail company. Faced with bankruptcy, the owners of the underdog railroad challenge… More Paradise Express is Grand Hotel out of Twentieth Century, fresh from the Republic Studio breeding farms. The titular express is a small-time freight service, struggling for survival against a larger, more streamlined rail company. Faced with bankruptcy, the owners of the underdog railroad challenge their competitors to a race, winner take all. Handsome Larry Doyle (Grant Withers) mans the controls of the Paradise Express, bearing a collection of familiar movie stereotypes. Featured in the cast is harmonica virtuoso Bob McClung, who earlier in 1937 provided off-screen assistance to Laurel and Hardy's "harmonica challenge" scene in Hal Roach's Pick a Star. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Rating, Runtime
- Unrated, 1 hr.
- Directed By
- Grant Withers, Joseph Kane
- Genres
- Drama, Mystery & Suspense, Classics
- In Theaters
- Feb 22, 1937 Wide
- On DVD
- Oct 28, 2008
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Cast
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Grant Withersas Larry Doyle -
Dorothy Applebyas Kay Carson -
Arthur Hoytas Trotter
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Maude Eburneas Maggie Casey -
Harry Davenportas Jed Carson -
Arthur Loftas Glover
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