Motion Picture Association of America, Inc., Collection. 1922 - 1959. Motion Picture Films. 1922 - 1959. BLACK LEGION

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Motion Picture Association of America, Inc., Collection. 1922 - 1959. Motion Picture Films. 1922 - 1959. BLACK LEGION

1936-1945

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An excerpt from a feature showing why a man joins a subversive organization. Frank (Humphrey Bogart) becomes malevolent when a foreman's job is given to Joe Dombrowski A fellow worker takes Frank to an antiforeigners meeting. He joins the organization and, with masked fellow member, attacks Joe and his father and burns down their home.

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Bogart, Humphrey DeForest, 1899-1957

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