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Armida, William Haines, and Conrad Nagel in The Marines Are Coming (1934)

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The Marines Are Coming

The Marines Are Coming – William Haines, Esther Ralston
The Marines Are Coming (1934) Direction: David Howard Screenplay: James Gruen; from Colbert Clark and John Rathmell’s story Cast: William Haines, Esther Ralston, Conrad Nagel, Armida, Edgar Kennedy, Hale Hamilton The Marines Are Coming was a last-minute substitution for the 1936 version of M’Liss, starring Anne Shirley, which was originally scheduled but didn’t arrive in time for Cinesation 2009. William Haines‘ last film, The Marines Are Coming follows Haines’ usual formula: a cocky, womanizing soldier (Haines) vies with his superior officer (Conrad Nagel) for the hand of beautiful girl (Esther Ralston). Inevitably, Haines’ character later proves his worth when he saves his fellow American officers from a band of Mexican bandits. Though hardly a good film, The Marines Are Coming [...]...
See full article at Alt Film Guide
  • 11/2/2009
  • by James Bazen
  • Alt Film Guide
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