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Joseph KaneParadise Express (1937)

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This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: Joseph Kane
Producer: Nat Levine
Production Company: Republic Pictures Corporation
Audio/Visual: sound, b&w

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: The Bryson Bandit - - March 31, 2009
Subject: WATCH THIS FILM!!
The outcome predictable, but the trip is worth it. Great clips of 1940's trains & trucks. Acting pretty good and overall a pleasant 52 minutes!!

Reviewer: g rated - - April 14, 2008
Subject: G Rated 5 Stars
Now that we are having the battle for
KCsmartport & all these darned Corridors,
this movie is very timely.

My favorite scene is the letter--- Dear Sir
"I have managed to struggle along without the aid of some egotistical half baked nincompoop who thinks he can sit at a desk 2,000 miles away & tell me how to run my business"

We need more movies like this one & more people with spunk to write these type of scripts

Reviewer: bobsluckycat - - August 5, 2005
Subject: Action Packed Railroading Picture
This is the kind of picture that Nat Levine knew how to make from his earliest days at Mascot. Sol Siegel was now on board as line producer and Joe Kane was in the director's chair. It's a nice, tight, little railroaders against crooked truckers picture with a lot of action (particularly well photographed train and truck race)a little romance, a little comedy, and a very good cast. Grant Withers still in his leading man stage is very good. He would be a Republic Pictures staple for many years, as would Director Joe Kane. Dorothy Appleby has just the right amount of spunk and sexuality for her part, which she plays a little broad. Harry Davenport as Jed Carson, practically steals the picture as the "Grandfatherly" head of the railroad. The large cast of Republic Pictures regulars are all fine. An enjoyable little film.