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Come and Get It

- YOUTH SACRIFICED! ON THE ALTAR OF POWER!

An ambitious lumberjack abandons his saloon girl lover so that he can marry into wealth, but years later becomes infatuated with the woman's daughter.

Release Date : 1936-11-06

Language :EnglishFrench

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Howard ProductionsUnited Artists

Production Country : United States of AmericaFrance

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Edward Arnold

Character Name : Barney Glasgow

Original Name : Edward Arnold

Gender : Male

Joel McCrea

Character Name : Richard Glasgow

Original Name : Joel McCrea

Gender : Male

Frances Farmer

Character Name : Lotta Morgan / Lotta Bostrom

Original Name : Frances Farmer

Gender : Female

Walter Brennan

Character Name : Swan Bostrom

Original Name : Walter Brennan

Gender : Male

Mady Christians

Character Name : Karie Linbeck

Original Name : Mady Christians

Gender : Female

Mary Nash

Character Name : Emma Louise Glasgow

Original Name : Mary Nash

Gender : Female

Andrea Leeds

Character Name : Evvie Glasgow

Original Name : Andrea Leeds

Gender : Female

Frank Shields

Character Name : Tony Schwerke

Original Name : Frank Shields

Gender : Male

Edwin Maxwell

Character Name : Sid LeMaire

Original Name : Edwin Maxwell

Gender : Male

Cecil Cunningham

Character Name : Josie

Original Name : Cecil Cunningham

Gender : Female

Charles Halton

Character Name : Jed Hewitt

Original Name : Charles Halton

Gender : Male

Doodles Weaver

Character Name : Sourdough Barfly (uncredited)

Original Name : Doodles Weaver

Gender : Male

Fred 'Snowflake' Toones

Character Name : Snowflake (uncredited)

Original Name : Fred 'Snowflake' Toones

Gender : Male

Harry C. Bradley

Character Name : Thomas Gubbins (uncredited)

Original Name : Harry C. Bradley

Gender : Male

Gino Corrado

Character Name : Waiter (uncredited)

Original Name : Gino Corrado

Gender : Male

Robert Homans

Character Name : Cookie (uncredited)

Original Name : Robert Homans

Gender : Male

Russ Powell

Character Name : Bartender (uncredited)

Original Name : Russ Powell

Gender : Male

Lee Shumway

Character Name : Diner (uncredited)

Original Name : Lee Shumway

Gender : Male

Jack Pennick

Character Name : Lumberjack (uncredited)

Original Name : Jack Pennick

Gender : Male

Robert Lowery

Character Name : Chicago Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Original Name : Robert Lowery

Gender : Male

Bud Jamison

Character Name : Man in Saloon (uncredited)

Original Name : Bud Jamison

Gender : Male

Hank Worden

Character Name : Lumberjack (uncredited)

Original Name : Hank Worden

Gender : Male

Stanley Blystone

Character Name : Lumberjack (uncredited)

Original Name : Stanley Blystone

Gender : Male

Mark Strong

Character Name : Lumberjack (uncredited)

Original Name : Mark Strong

Gender : Male

Theodore Lorch

Character Name : Lumberjack (uncredited)

Original Name : Theodore Lorch

Gender : Male

Ethan Laidlaw

Character Name : Lumberjack (uncredited)

Original Name : Ethan Laidlaw

Gender : Male

Paul Panzer

Character Name : Lumberjack (uncredited)

Original Name : Paul Panzer

Gender : Male

Lon Poff

Character Name : Lumberjack (uncredited)

Original Name : Lon Poff

Gender : Male

Harry Tenbrook

Character Name : Lumberjack (uncredited)

Original Name : Harry Tenbrook

Gender : Male

Reviews

C

CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2022-06-19

"Barney Glasgow" (Edward Arnold) is a backwater logger in Wisconsin who hits on an idea that could make him a fortune - he proposes this to his boss who accepts; but whose daughter goes with the package! He leaves his first love - saloon singer "Lotta" and his career goes from strength to strength. Twenty years later, he discovers that his love had a daughter (Frances Farmer) and he quickly becomes infatuated with her; much to the chagrin of his own son "Richard" (Joel McCrea) who is, himself, keen on the girl and of his more generously concerned daughter "Evvie" (Andrea Leeds). This is a rather straightforward story, but the characters are both strong and engaging; (Oscar winning) Walter Brennan as his long-time friend "Swanny" is also a crucial ingredient as the story deals with this mid-life crisis in a delicate, at times funny, but always sincere fashion. Howard Hawks and William Wyler share the directing credits on this - I've no idea why - but their two minds have managed to create something just a bit different here; and if you get the chance to catch up with it, you ought to.