Probation (1932 film)
Probation (also known as Second Chances) is a 1932 film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Clara Kimball Young and Betty Grable.[1] The film was distributed by the Chesterfield Motion Pictures Corporation.
Synopsis
Ruth (Betty Grable) is a minor who is running with an uptown, older man; Ruth's brother Nick, (John Darrow), is unaware of kid sisters activities. Ruth is turned into the Juvenile authorities by the well meaning Mrs. Humphries, (Clara Kimball Young). Nick finds the man in their apartment and proceeds to be arrested for beating up the man, who runs away before Nick is arrested. Nick is taken to Night Court and remanded to the custody of the judges, (J. Farrell MacDonald), niece, Janet, for six months as her chauffeur. Janet, (Sally Blane), is the fiance of Allen, (Eddie Phillips), who is coincidentally the man who was beaten up by Nick.
Betty Grable is on the verge of becoming a superstar, in the 1940s.
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CAST
Sally Blane as Janet
John Darrow as Nick
J. Farrell MacDonald as Uncle George
Clara Kimball Young as Mrs. Humphries
Eddie Phillips as Allen
David Rollins as Alec
Matty Kemp as Berl
David Durant as David
Betty Grable, Courtesy of Samuel Goldwyn Inc., as Ruth
PRODUCER George Batcheller
DIRECTOR Richard Thorpe
OTHER CREDITS
Edward T. Lowe Story and Continuity
M.A. Anderson Photography
Clarco, Inc. Recording
Melville Shyer Assistant Director
Vera Wade Editor
Vera West Gowns
References
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