The Awakening of Jim Burke Trailer

The Awakening of Jim Burke Trailer (1935)

18 May 1935 Drama 57 mins

After his divorced wife dies, Jim Burke takes their son who she had been raising and he hasn't seen in many years. Jim Burke is a tough, hard-nosed construction boss on engineering projects, and he is looking forward to molding Little Jim into his own image. Jim Burke is more than a little bit dismayed and a whole lot disgusted when Little Jim arrives and it doesn't take Big Jim long to figure out that Little Jim...ain't nothing but a sissy. Little Jim is fond of practicing on his violin and reading and studying. What's a poor father to do?

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Cast

Jack Holt

as Jim Burke

Florence Rice

as Tess Hardie

Jimmy Butler

as Jimmy Burke

Robert Middlemass

as Bill Duke

Wyrley Birch

as Lem Hardie

George McKay

as Fly Speck Sam

International Releases Dates

United States 18 May 1935

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