Stolen Harmony (1935) |
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| Director(s) | Alfred L. Werker |
| Producer(s) | Albert Lewis |
| Top Genres | Crime, Musical |
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George Raft(as Ray Angelo, alias Ray Ferraro)
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Stolen Harmony
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1935
George Raft
(as Ray Angelo, alias Ray ...)
Iris Adrian(as Sunny Verne)
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Iris Adrian
(as Sunny Verne)
Lloyd Nolan(as Chesty Burrage)
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Lloyd Nolan
(as Chesty Burrage)
Charles Arnt(as Clem Walters)
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Charles Arnt
(as Clem Walters)
Harry Bernard(as Peanut Vendor)
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Harry Bernard
(as Peanut Vendor)
William Cagney(as 'Schoolboy' Howe)
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Stolen Harmony
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1935
William Cagney
(as 'Schoolboy' Howe)
Ruth Clifford(as Nurse)
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Ruth Clifford
(as Nurse)
Edgar Dearing(as Motorcycle Cop)
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Stolen Harmony
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1935
Edgar Dearing
(as Motorcycle Cop)
Stolen Harmony Overview:
Stolen Harmony (1935) was a Crime - Musical Film directed by Alfred L. Werker and produced by Albert Lewis.
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Stolen Harmony Quotes:
Ray Angelo, alias Ray Ferraro:
I figured I'd go after some smart money.
Jack Conrad: Are you all through with that?
Ray Angelo, alias Ray Ferraro: Mister, there is no smart money.
See More Quotes from Stolen HarmonyJack Conrad: Are you all through with that?
Ray Angelo, alias Ray Ferraro: Mister, there is no smart money.
Stolen Harmony Facts
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One of over 700 Paramount Productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned and controlled by Universal ever since.
This film inspired a song with the same name also released in 1935: "Stolen Harmony," words and music by Joe Young, Arthur Altman and Jack Lawrence.