Esther Ralston

Letter of Introduction -- An aging actor, trying to make a comeback on Broadway, is surprised when his estranged daughter shows up...

Slander House -- (1938) Adrianne Ames, Craig Reynolds, Esther Ralston. What a script! There are so many sleazy subplots it's hard to figure out where this campy film is headed...

(1935) Norman Foster, Evalyn Knapp, Eric Linden, Esther Ralston, Purnell Pratt. One of the best Mascot pictures, ever. Foster plays a newsreel man who becomes involved with a spoiled rich girl after she disrupts an airshow by flying in the auto-gyro. thetwo are propelled through a series of adventures involving fixed horse races, prison breaks, thieves, etc. This exciting little epic also offers an interesting look at the making of newsreels in the 1930s. Recommended. 16mm.

(1937) Reginald Denny, Esther Ralston, Eleanor Hunt, Vince Barnett. IN COLOR FOR THE FIRST TIME ON DVD! Fine adventure film about two petty gangsters whose only way to escape their enemies is to join the Foreign Legion. They enlist, but trouble follows and they find their lives in great danger. A nice blend of laughs annd adventure. Color, 35mm nitrate.