Sea Devils (1931) / Poppin the Cork

Sea Devils (1931) Richard Charters (Edmund Burns), an innocent but convicted man escapes from a penitentiary and makes his way to the local waterfront, where he stows away upon a treasure hunting crew's sailing vessel. There he meets and falls in love with Ann (Molly O'Day). Johnson, (Walter Long) the ship's first mate and villain of the film, is the real murderer and tries to get rid of Charters. 57 Minutes Poppin' the Cork (1933) Occidental University student editor Elmer Brown (Milton Berle) is strongly in favor of the movement to repeal Prohibition. He loves Gloria (Norma Taylor), the daughter of an ardent prohibitionist; by chicanery, he tries to win her and sell his bottle stopper invention. Some great early Busby Berkeley type musical numbers are a delight to watch. 24 Minutes.