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Not a "B" Movie
A budget of $621,000 in 1932 is far from a "B" budget. In fact,that would place it amongst the most expensive films produced by any studio that year. Also, in 1932, Richard Dix was RKO's #1 male star, having just come off "Cimarron". Therefore, I deleted the statement the film was regarded (by whom?) as a "B" picture.
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