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James Cagney, Patricia Ellis, and Allen Jenkins in The St. Louis Kid (1934)

Review by alexanderdavies-99382

The St. Louis Kid

6/10

Cagney defending the underdog on the open road!

"The St. Louis Kid" was just another routine "Warner Bros" film for James Cagney. By the time of this film's release in 1934, working relations between Cagney and the studio were becoming more strained. It wouldn't be long before Cagney filed his lawsuit against "Warner Bros." The story of the above film is about as simple as it gets. Cagney plays a trucker who takes on a rival trucking firm after they plan a hostile takeover. Real life friend and regular studio player, Allen Jenkins is on hand as the rather dumb sidekick. Patricia Ellis is a capable leading lady after she did well opposite Cagney in "The Picture Snatcher." The fans wanted to see our hero scrap with the villains and charm the ladies. We get plenty of both.
  • alexanderdavies-99382
  • Aug 30, 2017

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