Forbidden Hollywood Collection: Volume 7 (MOD) "Face Masks" portraying utility company workers tough

portraying utility company workers tough enough to defy death and each other while working power lines more treacherous than snakes

Johnny defends himself against assassins

he uncovers a far more sinister plot than anyone suspected

Richter-Douglas is invited aboard a zeppelin trial run

avoiding the dog-catcher and tormenting Spike

Forbidden Hollywood Collection: Volume 7 (MOD) "Face Masks" portraying utility company workers toughLoose women. Unscrupulous heels. Adulterous husbands. Unfaithful wives. Pre Code Hollywood had them all, with most sins going unpunished. Starring Edward G. Robinson, Bette Davis, Loretta Young and quintessential screen scoundrel Warren William in two of his best, Forbidden Hollywood: Volume Seven shines the spotlight on four of the era's most scandalous sizzlers. The Hatchet Man (1932): A Tong executioner (Robinson) allows his wife (Young) to run off