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Manhattan Melodrama

film by Van Dyke [1934]
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    …showing of the crime drama Manhattan Melodrama (1934), Dillinger emerged to find FBI agents waiting for him. He attempted to escape but was shot to death in the alley.

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    …showing of the crime drama Manhattan Melodrama (1934), Dillinger emerged to find FBI agents waiting for him. He attempted to escape but was shot to death in the alley.

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    W.S. Van Dyke
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    …had another big hit with Manhattan Melodrama (1934), which tells the now-familiar tale of a charismatic gangster (Clark Gable) whose boyhood friend (William Powell) becomes the district attorney who must prosecute him; Loy played the woman they both love. (Although George Cukor worked on the film, he was uncredited.)

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    …had another big hit with Manhattan Melodrama (1934), which tells the now-familiar tale of a charismatic gangster (Clark Gable) whose boyhood friend (William Powell) becomes the district attorney who must prosecute him; Loy played the woman they both love. (Although George Cukor worked on the film, he was uncredited.)

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