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BARS OF HATE (1936) Regis Toomey, Sheila Terry. A man is framed by gangsters for a crime he didn’t commit. Toomey seeks the real crooks. From 16mm.
TWO MINUTES TO PLAY (1937) Herman Brix, Eddie Nugent, Jeanne Martel. Two college football stars vie for the same gal’s heart. Nice Chemistry between Brix and Nugent as they fight over Barclay. Good poverty row sports flick with some exciting football action.
SILKS AND SADDLES (1937) Herman Brix, Toby Wing. A college student inherits a racehorse, then sells stock to fellow students! Toby is perhaps the cutest starlet ever to grace a poverty row film. From 16mm.
FLYING FISTS (1938) Herman Brix, Jeanne Martel. A nifty action thriller with Brix as a lumberjack who floors a heavyweight champ. A career in the ring follows with all kinds of ups and downs—literally! From 16mm.
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