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Babbitt

film by Keighley [1934]
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  • filming of The Bride Came C.O.D.
    William Keighley

    
Princess, Big Hearted Herbert, and Babbitt, the latter a solid adaptation of Sinclair Lewis’s satirical novel about middle-class American values. Keighley was also busy in 1935, helming five more films. Although most were forgettable, Keighley found critical and commercial success with the crime drama ‘G’ Men, which starred Cagney. After


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Princess, Big Hearted Herbert, and Babbitt, the latter a solid adaptation of Sinclair Lewis’s satirical novel about middle-class American values. Keighley was also busy in 1935, helming five more films. Although most were forgettable, Keighley found critical and commercial success with the crime drama ‘G’ Men, which starred Cagney. After


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