Performer (2 titles)

1. Haunted Gold (1932)

   

   I like John Wayne, but I struggled with Haunted Gold.

2. Three on a Match (1932)

   

   Until a 1948 Supreme Court ruling, the five major Hollywood studios controlled the entire movie business, from production to distribution. The studios contracted performers and paid them a salary. The performers worked five days a week like anyone else. When one film wrapped, they moved to another. Thus, films like Three on a Match came stock-piled with current and future stars.