Heroes for Sale

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Heroes for Sale
Directed by	William Wellman
Written by	Wilson Mizner
Starring	Richard Barthelmess Aline MacMahon Loretta Young
Distributed by	Warner Bros.
Release date(s)	17 June 1933
Running time	76 min. (1933 release) 71 min. (TCM print)
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Heroes for Sale (1933) is a Depression-era film directed by William Wellman, starring Richard Barthelmess, Aline MacMahon, and Loretta Young, and released by Warner Bros. A veteran of World War I struggles to make his way in civilian life.

[edit] Cast

• Richard Barthelmess as Thomas Holmes
• Aline MacMahon as Mary Dennis
• Loretta Young as Ruth Loring Holmes
• Gordon Westcott as Roger Winston
• Robert Barrat as Max Brinker
• Berton Churchill as Mr. Winston
• Grant Mitchell as George W. Gibson
• Charles Grapewin as Pa Dennis
• Robert McWade as Dr. Briggs
• G. Pat Collins as Leader of agitators
• James Murray as Blind soldier

[edit] External links

• Heroes for Sale at the TCM Movie Database

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