Golden Harvest (1933) follows the journey of Chris Martin, a driven grain dealer portrayed by Chester Morris, who manipulates the wheat market to amass a fortune. Rising above his modest farming roots, Chris seeks social acceptance by wedding Cynthia Flint, a high-society woman from Chicago, played by Genevieve Tobin. Concurrently, Chris's former sweetheart Ellen, played by Julie Haydon, ties the knot with his straightforward brother Walt, portrayed by Richard Arlen, who stays committed to their family farm. The narrative takes a turn when the brothers' differing paths and Chris's insatiable greed lead them to opposing sides.
Golden Harvest (1933)
1933 · Movie · 72 min. · United States
Credits
Direction Ralph Murphy
Cast Richard Arlen · Chester Morris · Genevieve Tobin · Roscoe Ates · Julie Haydon · Elizabeth Patterson · Berton Churchill · Lawrence Gray · Henry Kolker · Charles Sellon · Frederick Burton · Walter Brennan · Richard Carle
Soundtrack Harold Lewis
Screenplay Casey Robinson · Nina Wilcox Putnam
Cinematography Milton R. Krasner
Technical sheet
Title Golden Harvest
Original title Golden Harvest
Year 1933
Type Movie
Length 72 min.
Country United States
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