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No Other Woman

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Anna Stanley (Irene Dunne) is married to steelworker James (Charles Bickford). Despite their happy marriage, they struggle financially, until a boarder, Joe Zarcovia (Eric Linden), approaches them with an idea for steel dye. Capitalizing on this idea, the three make a fortune. Then James falls into the arms of the manipulative Margot Van Dearing (Gwili Andre) and demands a divorce, leaving a heartbroken Anna to piece together her shattered life.

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Russ A rather clumsily made pre-Hayes melodrama. I'd say it's bad even for a quickie B picture. Was Charles Bickford that bad an actor, or is it the script? Rated 1 out of 5 stars 05/27/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Anna Stanley (Irene Dunne) is married to steelworker James (Charles Bickford). Despite their happy marriage, they struggle financially, until a boarder, Joe Zarcovia (Eric Linden), approaches them with an idea for steel dye. Capitalizing on this idea, the three make a fortune. Then James falls into the arms of the manipulative Margot Van Dearing (Gwili Andre) and demands a divorce, leaving a heartbroken Anna to piece together her shattered life.
Director
J. Walter Ruben
Screenwriter
Wanda Tuchock, Bernard Schubert
Production Co
RKO Radio Pictures Inc.
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
59m