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Penthouse

film by Van Dyke [1933]
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    W.S. Van Dyke
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    Penthouse (1933) was a change of pace for Van Dyke: a snappy screwball-crime hybrid, with Warner Baxter as a lawyer who requires the help of a moll (Myrna Loy) to bring down a mobster (C. Henry Gordon). The Prizefighter and the Lady (1933) featured heavyweight…

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