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Bordertown

film by Mayo [1935]
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  • Archie Mayo
    / Films of the 1930s

    …Muir, Mayo made the near-classic Bordertown (1935), a drama starring Paul Muni as a Mexican lawyer who tries (but fails) to fend off the advances of his rich boss’s wife (Bette Davis in an over-the-top but memorable performance). Mayo’s other credits from 1935 were Go into Your Dance, which teamed…

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    …Muir, Mayo made the near-classic Bordertown (1935), a drama starring Paul Muni as a Mexican lawyer who tries (but fails) to fend off the advances of his rich boss’s wife (Bette Davis in an over-the-top but memorable performance). Mayo’s other credits from 1935 were Go into Your Dance, which teamed…

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