The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog Posted by Dan Day, Jr. on July 17, 2019

CENTRAL PARK, from 1932, is one of those Warner Bros. films from the early thirties that is short on running time but stuffed with plot. Despite being just short of an hour, there's enough situations to fill about three different movies. What makes this film stand out is that it...   read more

Shadows and Satin Posted by shadowsandsatin on September 3, 2015

Why did I pick Central Park (1932) for my Pre-code Crazy selection of the month? Because, for gosh sakes, it’s got everything in it but the kitchen sink – resulting in an economical 57 minutes of sheer entertainment! (Plus, it stars Joan Blondell. I actually should have said that first!)...   read more

The Motion Pictures Posted by Lindsey on April 24, 2015

(Image via Doctor Macro) Dot (Joan Blondell) and Rick (Wallace Ford) are both unemployed transplants, having moved to New York from small, fly-over towns. They meet in Central Park one day, when they share a meal of two stolen hot dogs from a lunch stand in the park. Both quite...   read more