EDWARD DILLON
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Alec Craig has a good job, but his wife and daughter live excessive lifestyles far beyond his means. His daughter, Ruth, has fallen into the claws of moneylenders and unscrupulous speculators like Howard Steele. Steele forces Ruth to give him confidential information about his father's company and the latter loses his job.
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Renfield, a British estate agent, arrives at a sinister castle in Transylvania to close the sale of an English country house to Count Dracula. The count is a vampire who makes Renfield his slave after having sucked his blood. They move to London, where Dracula wreaks havoc at night. The family of Mina, a young girl who is about to fall under the Count's spell, hires a Dutch scientist called Van Helsing, an expert in vampires, to help them.
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An opium smuggler in Indochina who has made good in what is normally a man's world, earns the nickname the "Poppy Queen". But she falls in love with the government agent sent to break up her operation.
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Gunner Smith is a skyscraper riveter and irrepressible ladies' man, who doesn't hesitate to flip silver dollars at the heels of women who appeal to him. His most solid relationship, however, is with his coworker Bucker Reilly, who falls for Gunner's sweetheart, Mary. Mary and Bucker get married, but she nonetheless agrees to spend a weekend with Gunner. Furious, Bucker arranges for Gunner to have a high-rise accident.
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Thanks to a plot hatched with her lover, Hercules the strong man, Cleopatra accepts to marry Hans, a circus midget, in order to poison him for his fortune Hans' friends comprise a group of freaks with different deformities or mutilations. During the wedding party, the freaks want to adopt Cleopatra as "one of them", but she offends them and they take revenge, thereby spoiling her plans.
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Boxer Kid Mason loses both a fight and his wife, who leaves for Hollywood to try and become an actress. However, under the guidance of his trainer George Regan, Kid eventually becomes a champion. On seeing this, Rose convinces the naive boxer to take her back, but what he doesn't know is that she has a theatre producer as a lover.
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Irene, the orphan of rich aristocrat, Karel Borotyn, is being bothered by vampires. Her father was killed only a short time ago in a manner that left no doubts whatsoever: with a bloodless body and two teeth marks on his neck. Inspector Neumann and professor Zelin investigate the case, but they have to hurry, because a female vampire is trying to take posession of the girl.
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Occultism expert Dr. Sabbatt, is found dead in his flat. Michael Morgan, who runs a magician's trick shop, finds himself caught up in the murder investigation. The suspects are all related to clairvoyance or magic tricks. Morgan brings them together for a seance as cover for a plot to make the murderer uncover himself.
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Fanny, a girl from a small mid-west village, sacrifices part of her youth so that her brother, Theodore, can study the violin in Europe. When the brother gets married to a chorus girl in Dresden, and their mother dies of sorrow, Fanny decides to live her own life, gets a job in a department store and has to choose between two suitors.
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A pair of crooks, Connie and "Fingers" O'Dell hide out in an apartment, pursued by "Cobra" Collins, who wants a cut of the loot from a bank robbery. They befriend a toddler who lives next door, not knowing his father is a policeman. The officer is critically wounded in a gun battle that ends in Cobra's death, but the couple redeem themselves by saving the cop's life.
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Newlywed Katrina makes some sauerkraut as a surprise for her husband, Frenchy. They leave on holiday and forget the dish in a cupboard. Coming home before his wife, Frenchy is met at the door with a terrible stench. On going out to sharpen a knife, his nosey neighbours accuse him of having murdered someone and leaving the body to rot. Soon the police, the coroner and the undertaker arrive.
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An international criminal who pretends to be a Count called Kottschkojff robs the sacred jewels from a Hindu temple and gives them to widow Marrimore, his love of the moment. The widow loses the gems at a dance where they are found by Alonzo, another of her suitors. The Hindu priests, who are on the trail of the lost treasure, kidnap the widow and Alonzo has to find a way of rescuing her.
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"Black Bird" is a crook who works in a seedy London district. He covers his crimes by assuming the identity of a twin brother known as the "Bishop",. the kindly, cruelly palsied head of a mission who uses the charity operation and his faked disability as eleborate fronts for the "Black Bird's" crimes. He and another crook, West End Bertie, vie for the affections of a music-hall performer called Fifi.
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Parisian banker Paul Lavond is betrayed by his unscrupulous associates and imprisoned on Devil Island. He escapes with a mad scientist, Marcel, who has perfected a system to miniaturize humans. Lavond returns to Paris where he pretends to be an old lady who runs a toy shop. He uses Marcel's formula to make a small army of tiny guileless people to carry out his revenge.
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Paul Porter goes home to his native village where he meets an old friend called Holt Langdon, a cashier at the local bank with money problems. Paul decides to help him by robbing the bank. Once inside the building, he finds the body of Holt, who has obviously committed suicide, and decides to make it look as though he died defending the bank against the thieves.
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Coke Ennyday is a somewhat unusual detective, who takes drugs and drives a flashy car. The Secret Service asks him to investigate a rich man who uses bank notes as sheets. The suspect rents out fish-shaped rubber rings on the beach, but there are reasons to believe that this is only a cover.
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Michael Nash, an American crook in Hungary, convinces Zara, a carnival fortune-teller, and her followers to accompany him stateside to bilk an heiress out of a fotrune. Their technique: a phoney séance in which the girl's dead father instructs her to turn over her securities and jewels.
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Rosemary is unaware of the fact that the disturbing man who visits her Mandalay curio shop is in reality her own father, Singapore Joe. When Rosemary falls in love with admiral Herrington, formerly disreputable
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Cock Robin works in a freak show, where the pièce de résistance is a grisly playlet depicting the decapitation of John the Baptist with Cock as John, a girl in the role of Salome and a man known as the Greek in the part of Herod. Salome, whom the Greek has been keeping as a mistress, falls in love with Cock. The Greek becomes jealous and decides to exact his revenge by actually chopping off Cock's head.
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Writer Spencer Lee is mysteriously murdered in Calcutta and the authorities turn for help to Madame Rosalie La Grange, a famous medium. At one of her seances, Wales, Lee's best friend, dies just as he is about to reveal the murderer's name.
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A midget called Tweedledee, a strong-man called Hercules and a ventriloquist whose identity is psychotically confused with that of his dummy, earn their living in the stalls at the funfair. Seething with rage at being trapped in a child's body, Tweedledee enlists the other two, both truly childlike and easily controlled, in a campaign of criminal retribution against the "normal" world.
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The setting is a Spanish circus, featurning an armless entertainer named Alonzo, a precision knife-thrower who actually has arms that he hides in a cruel leather corset. He has two reasons for his disguise: fir
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Sari, a young Turkish beggar girl, falls in love with a dashing young American soldier named Pemberton. The girl witnesses the murder of another American by a powerful sheik, Achmet Hamid, who decides to silenc
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Mary Stevens is a street urchin who picks pockets together with her cohort, Stoop Conners. Mary seems set on the road to delinquency, but meets Kent Mortimer, a sick young man. Their love transforms Mary and leads her into happy marriage.
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An English aristocrat called Victor arrives in Algeria to join the French Legion. Cigarette, a French-Arab girl, falls into unrequited love with him, as he is really enamoured with Princess Corona. Cigarette gets furious and considers revenge, but changes her mind and runs off to warn the French of an imminent attack by Algerian rebels.
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A stage magician is paralyzed when grappling with a rival for his wife's affections. The magician's wife disappears, and he assumes she has run away with his rival. A few years later, she returns with a daughter, but dies before she is able to talk to him. For his revenge, the magician consigns the child to a whorehouse in Zanzibar, and pursues his enemy throughout Africa in a wheelchair.
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"Tiger" Haynes, an animal trapper in Indo-China, has a charmed relationship with the effervescent Toyo, which is interrupted by the appearance of a suitor, Bobby, and the reappearance of Toyo's "man-eating" mother, Madame de Silva. The mother decides to torture the father by seducing the daughter's fiancé. "Tiger" takes his revenge by releasing a resentful gorilla.
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Sylvia Donovan, Roy Donovan, and Count Donelli are international crooks who come to the United States to swindle high society with a mechanical chess player. While Sylvia falls in love with Dick Longworth, one of their intended victims, she learns that Roy is actually her brother and that Donelli is Bill Hawkes, who murdered her father.