Woman Racket, The - DVD

New York Globe Columnist Jimmy Russell (Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.) prowls his Broadway beat, digging up the racy gossip his readers devour with their morning toast and cup of joe. It's a glamorous life - until Jimmy's attempt to help his actress girlfriend (Francis Dee) out of a jam ends with him shoving a dead mobster over the balcony of a Manhattan penthouse. Director William A Wellman's illustrious filmography includes classic tales of

The turnout of cattle to market boario Nola is subject to the Camorra which establish quality and price. Paul dares to rebel and challenge Carmelo, Don Michele man, big merchants in the area. It is about to unleash a furious battle but intervenes Don Michele, who, appreciating the courage of Paul, asked him to get into his organization. These accepts and is loathed by everyone but when a Carmelo day he must take the cattle from the barn of his father, he would prevent that, striking him. In doing so he committed the bad mistake and his fate is sealed. In the square Don Michele, in the presence of all, he offended Paul, who reacts by hitting him with his fist. Carmelo shoots but hits against Assuntina, daughter of Pauls brother. And the spark that all the farmers causing them against Don Michele band, while Paul will return to work with his.

Wounded and weakened in Korean prison camps, GIs descend from the plane that returned them to U.S. soil. It is a time of tearful family reunions. A time of uncertainty about how to help traumatized men. And a time of reckoning: Capt. Edward W. Hall Jr., a silver-star hero and ex-POW, faces trial for collaboration with the enemy. Paul Newman's richly complex portrayal of Hall sets the tone of acting excellence found throughout The Rack.