Mothers Cry

Mothers CryDuring Hollywood's Golden Era, Lenore J. Coffee made her name as the screenwriter of such powerful women centered melodramas as Four Daughters and The Great Lie. This early talkie scripted by Coffee falls in that celebrated genre, with a story that had moviegoers rooting for a courageous woman confronted by hardship. Mary Williams (Dorothy Peterson in her film debut) is a struggling widow who devotes her life to her four children. But trouble lies

A hormone intended to alter the breeding cycle of rabbits overrunning ranchlands instead turns them into flesh-eating

Sun-bronzed heroes (including toga-wearing Rory Calhoun) battle tyranny

Robinson) thinks he has found his next great prospect

mastering the espionage game on the fly as he plunges into a realm of rival agents

Frankie studies the violin until the school's financial woes inspire him to organize a benefit concert headlined by Heifetz to prevent the school from being closed

Armed with only a rope and his wits

Of the Pharoah (Jack Hawkins) who orders the pyramid as his tomb

no-nonsense college teacher from New England - hopes to do plenty of reading on her transatlantic flight to Europe

she must choose between revealing her grandmother's shameful past and proving Lucas's innocence

advisor (Fred Willard) and press secretary (Richard Benjamin) are experts at inexpertise

true chain of events dramatized in Never Forget

Director William A Wellman's illustrious filmography includes classic tales of crime (The Public Enemy) and tabloid journalism (Nothing Sacred