Ladies of the Jury (1932) (MOD) "Bane" by acclaimed writer and artist

by acclaimed writer and artist Todd McFarlane

But things are about to change in the hysterical Hot to Trot

which claims the Holocaust never occurred

The early career of New York's first female hospital intern is the compelling subject of this biopic from the screenwriters of Johnny Belinda based on Emily Dunning Barringer's memoir

5" x 8" x 3

Ladies of the Jury (1932) (MOD) "Bane" by acclaimed writer and artistThe inimitable Edna May Oliver takes over both trial and deliberations in this effervescent legal comedy drama. When society dame Yvette Gordon (Jill Esmond) stands accused of shooting her sugar daddy husband, it appears that the French chorus girl gold digger is getting the comeuppance her class hopping self richly deserves. Save for one member of the jury the utterly, freely outspoken society matron Mrs. Livingston Baldwin Crane (Oliver), who senses