Bill Sprague Collection :Manhattan Tower 1932 PRE CODE HOLLYWOOD PUBLIC DOMAIN1932 (1932)

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Manhattan Tower a pre code film set in depression era 1930s and a startling look into he banking industry during a stock market crash My print of this was just short of one hour with some footage cut, probably by a TV station. This print runs somewhat longer and is in excellent condition. The Bill Sprague Collection simply asks for no negative reviews and no hate speech. if you feel you must engage in this activity you should see a psychiatrist with a double doctorate who can prescribe sleeping meds and anti psychotic meds as well as laxatives for you to take with your sleeping meds.Be prepare

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