UNION DEPOT

This action packed 1931 Black & White Hollywood production starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. and Joan Blondell was directed by Alfred green. A comedy drama of people passing through a major train depot and how their lives intersect. The main plot involves a homeless drifter posing as a well to-do playboy who is trying to help a stranded young lady but unknowingly gets involved with a counterfeit ring. This film takes you back in time when the great railroad depots of America were the bustling center of passenger travel.   

B&W - SOUND - ONE HOUR 10 MINUTES