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Movies on Sundays is a 1935 short film featuring Irvin S. Cobb, Kay Francis, Warner Oland, and May Robson. This film was created during a period when Pennsylvania had laws against Sunday film screenings, aiming to influence voters on a referendum for change.
This film has a somewhat niche status among collectors, primarily due to its historical significance rather than its cinematic quality. Copies are scarce, with few known prints existing, making it a gem for those interested in social issues reflected in early cinema. Most collectors seek it not just for the film itself but for its commentary on the intersection of law, culture, and entertainment in the early 20th century.
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Movies on Sundays is a short film.
The director of Movies on Sundays is not provided.
The top cast includes Irvin S. Cobb, Kay Francis, Warner Oland, and May Robson.
Movies on Sundays was released in 1935.
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