A wife returns home after having been shipwrecked for several years and finds that her husband has remarried, and his new wife is a lazy, gold-digging tramp.
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Gertrude Bulman as Feigele
Sam Colton as Sam
Benjamin Schechtman as Yudele
Boris Thomashefsky as Israel
United States 15 March 1935
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20 April 1935
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04 February 1935
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01 June 1935
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01 April 1935
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13 December 1935
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15 June 1935
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22 September 1935
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20 October 1935
After an argument with his newspaper's city editor, press-photographer Jimmy Hudson quits his job and takes up free-lancing as a street-photographer for a living.
28 February 1935
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