Warner Gangsters Collection, Vol. 3 (Smart Money / Picture Snatcher / The Mayor of Hell / Lady Killer / Black Legion / Brother Orchid)
Amazon.com: Warner Gangsters Collection, Vol. 3 (Smart Money / Picture Snatcher / The Mayor of Hell / Lady Killer / Black Legion / Brother Orchid): Humphrey Bogart, . Amazon.ca - Buy Warner Gangsters Collection, Vol. 3 (Smart Money / Picture Snatcher / The Mayor of Hell / Lady Killer / Black Legion / Brother Orchid) at a low price; . Warner Gangsters Collection, Vol. 3. Picture Snatcher (1933) Lady Killer (1933) Smart Black Legion (1937) The Mayor of Hell (1933) Brother Orchid (1940) .
Picture Snatcher - 19 Lady Killer - 21 Smart Money - 21 Black Legion - 19 The Mayor of Hell - 26 Brother Orchid - 25 Warner Gangsters Collection, Vol. 3 as opposed to . Vol. 3 - Smart Money, Picture Snatcher, Mayor of Hell, Lady Killer, Black Legion, Brother Orchid: Warner Black Legion in the Warner Bros. Pictures Gangsters Collection: Vol. 3; I . BARNES & NOBLE - Find Warner Bros. Gangsters Collection, Vol. 3. Disc #3 -- Lady Killer 1. Credits [1:08] 2 Disc #5 -- Smart Money 1. Credits [:47] 2. Gambling Man [3:55].The third volume of the Warner Gangsters Collection can be heartily endorsed--just so you emphasize the "Warner" and go light on the "Gangsters." Warner Bros. was the feistiest studio in 1930s Hollywood and these movies exemplify its street savvy, proletarian gutsiness, and drive. Warners was also home to the classic gangster cycle, from Little Caesar and The Public Enemy through The Roaring Twenties (all included in Volume 1)--but none of the six films in Volume 3 bears more than a tangential connection to that cycle. Yes, every picture boasts one or more of Warner Bros.' "Murderers Row" stars: Edward G. Robinson toplines in two of the half-dozen films, Humphrey Bogart is featured in two, and James Cagney skitters through no fewer than four. And there's lashings of lawbreaking, raffishness, and tough talk--albeit a lamentable shortage of tommy guns. But Brother Orchid is a gangster spoof, the Cagney vehicles feature scalawags rather than mobsters, and the "gang" in B Read More