Gambling Ship Movie Review 1933

Tired of life as a gambling boss, Ace Corbin (Grant) decides to retire and assumes a new identity as a businessman on a cross-country train trip. He meets Eleanor (Hume), who's pretending to be a socialite but is really the mistress of Joe (Vinton), who owns a failing gambling ship. Ace winds up buying the venture to settle a score with rival Pete (LaRue) but Pete doesn't take kindly to his new competition.

Distribution

Nostalgia Family Video/Hollywood's Attic, PO Box 606, Baker City, OR 97814, Toll-free: 800-784-3362, Email: info@nostalgiafamilyvideo.com, URL: http://www.nostalgiafamilyvideo.com

Available on VHS
Running time 72 minutes.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Gambling, Trains, Sail Away

Screenplay

Max Marcin

Cast

Cary Grant, Benita Hume, Glenda Farrell, Roscoe Karns, Arthur Vinton, Jack LaRue

Cinematography

Charles B(ryant) Lang

Director

Louis Gasnier, Max Marcin

Music

Werner R. Heymann, Oscar Levant