Klondike (1932) THELMA TODD

Stars: Thelma Todd, Lyle Talbot, Henry B. Walthall
Director: Phil Rosen
Doctor Cromwell heads for the wilderness after his prominent patient dies following an experimental surgery.

[@AnnaJuist]

There is a portion missing from this film. This film was originally 1hr 8min. This film is only 1hr 6.5min. It could be some of it was lost due to the deterioration of the celluloid film used during that time. And that is why the story seems to lack the part how the villagers found out how Lyle Talbot is really Dr. Robert Cromwell. This was a pretty good film. Well worth your time to watch. Thank you PizzaFlix for posting these classics. Which would be lost and go unviewed by so many without your time and effort.

[@MrBuddybones]

AnnaJuist gee, thanks for giving away the Lyle Talbot bit. Spoiler.

[@leelarson107]

This isn't butchered any worse than the many Roy Rogers movies that were 'edited' to fit a 60-minute format. Who knows what's become of the originals. No one seems to think ahead on such things.

[@eoinwhiteside9832]

@@MrBuddybones She didn't give away anything. I do suggest you not read the comments until after you've watched the film.

[@amycarmichael2748]

That was a good movie!! I love old movies

[@fabiopomponi4837]

Thelma quanto ci mancano i tuoi occhi meravigliosi ed il tuo sorriso smagliante eri una donna dal viso incantevole e dal sorriso meraviglioso che ha incantato Hollywood in soli 10 anni di carriera 130 film eri richiestissima da tutti te ne sei andata troppo presto proprio quando eri riuscita ad ottenere quasi cio' che volevi ci mancherai il tuo fascino è stato offuscato dalle tante attrici belle presenti nel mondo che si sono susseguite nel corso degli anni successivi in cui sei vissuta ma non appena vediamo un tuo film ci rendiamo conto della perfezione del tuo viso e della tua bellezza straordinaria sono passati quasi 85 anni dal periodo in cui hai recitato nel cinema ma il tuo ricordo rimane sempre vivo per gli amanti del vecchio grande schermo quando Hollywood muoveva i primi passi con il sonoro.P.s. Eri e sei stata una donna straordinaria.P.S.R.I.P.

[@davidbrown-xk8zl]

Dr. Cromwell,who was played by Lyle Talbot,was the father of Steven Talbot, in real life, who played Gilbert on the original "Leave it to Beaver" tv series, from 1957 to '63.

[@heatherbowlan9822]

Thank you for SHAREing with us these gemes!, ❤️🇨🇦🙏🏽🇨🇦❤️

[@flu42o]

What are "gemes"?

[@mrsbrownandhercat]

Yes, you can't have too many gemes.

[@alphonsozorro7952]

They don't talk like that anymore. US accent was most pleasant to hear until the 70's. They now sound like male and female robots.

[@passionfruitfruit]

Great movie. Thank you!

[@alphonsozorro7952]

They don't talk like that anymore. US accent was most pleasant to hear until the 70's. They now sound like male and female robots.

[@JillSharpeMusic]

"Gold Gold Precious Gold, Hard to Get but not Hard to Hold." I loved every minute of this. The twist & turns were beautiful and the costumes, tre magnifique.

[@catholiccrusader5328]

I have a full color portrait of Ms. Todd; she was a very beautiful woman!

[@alphonsozorro7952]

They don't talk like that anymore. US accent was most pleasant to hear until the 70's. They now sound like male and female robots.

[@honordefon610]

@@alphonsozorro7952 I need one of them female robots... The male one I have is useless at most things. I need a girl around the place...

[@leelarson107]

She didn't have a beautiful skill in choosing the men she hung out with. Her life was a train wreck.

[@leelarson107]

@@alphonsozorro7952 You can thank POLITICAL CORRECTNESS for that.

[@almeggs3247]

“The court feels that it is the duty of physicians and surgeons is to preserve life not to take life!” 33 years later we are witnessing the greatest Holocaust of history THE AMERICAN HOLOCAUST WITH 66 million of the most innocent babies to be and just in the US! As a retired MD I’m ashamed of what my profession has become!

[@mimiluvfromsf]

Can America survive this wickedness!?

[@catholiccrusader5328]

As a country we are doomed Dr. Meggs. EVERY profession is tainted not just yours sir.

[@rogerjenkinson7979]

We desperately need Fewer Humans on this planet . NOt another 66 Million. 50 years ago there were 3 Billion people. Today there are close to 9 Billion. And it's still going up. Much is made of the fact that the rate of increase is slowing if we , as a ?Race cannot find a way of limiting our numbers, or ideally reducing them, then we will all perish and deservedly so.

[@carolann5338]

Some actors are born to be actors.... like Ingrid Bergman who wanted to be an actor since she was 12 years old......and she was one of the best on the screen.........so natural and beautiful lady.........!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JaneFrieman]

What an interesting story. Due to the condition of the film, I noticed an inconsistency in the flow of the story. First the trading post people thought that Dr. Cromwell was the other man. Next we see Mark begging Cromwell to operate on his son.

[@lulagoodhart9057]

Jane Frieman love it.uu

[@alphonsozorro7952]

They don't talk like that anymore. US accent was most pleasant to hear until the 70's. They now sound like male and female robots.

[@dongaetano3687]

Yes the transition from Don to Doc was a glitch - but the performance was very good by all, especially Talbot, serious, likable, believable. I think his Klondike friend was a young Gabby Hayes, quite sure of it actually. Great flick PF.

[@leelarson107]

Yes, that was 'Gabby Hayes'. You can confirm this in his entry on IMDB.

[@dongaetano3687]

@@leelarson107 thx Lee, I'll trust your word.

[@bubby2325]

Thelma seems sweet. Too bad she died very young. Pray she be with the Lord Jesus.

[@monaattianese9838]

Bubby I bear the same sentiment... God not willing that any would perish...we ought to have that same mind...🙏🏼❤️✝️😇✡️☮️✝️🙏🏼❤️😇

[@petermaxwell2965]

She was only 29, why kill herself with everything to live for ? She would have been a big star !

[@williamzeber4836]

@@petermaxwell2965 We do not actually know how she died. Read Michelle Morgan's book "The Ice Cream Blonde" It tells a lot about her & maybe she was murdered.

[@catholiccrusader5328]

@@monaattianese9838 I hope so too.

[@alphonsozorro7952]

They don't talk like that anymore. US accent was most pleasant to hear until the 70's. They now sound like male and female robots. The way Thelma lived, having had no time to repent because of her sudden death, unless God had special provison for such cases, she belonged in hell.

[@usmanmuhammed8897]

Nice Actress Thelma Todd.

[@TheEmmochka]

Good movie

[@suzieqwonder3089]

I’m glad I’m not the only one confused! She thought the survivor was not the doctor. Then the true identity of the doctor was discovered without any explanation. What the ..? Was this scene omitted in the film?

[@lifesoboring1]

i thought the same; pretty much had to have been there. another thing was his doctors' bag. I guess it was picked up when they made the 2nd trip back to the crashed plane.

[@alphonsozorro7952]

They don't talk like that anymore. US accent was most pleasant to hear until the 70's. They now sound like male and female robots.

[@carolann5338]

well done finally.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alphonsozorro7952]

They don't talk like that anymore. US accent was most pleasant to hear until the 70's. They now sound like male and female robots.

[@thomashorton4435]

Themla Todd sigh :)

[@carolann5338]

Their has been a mistake here showing my photo ....... and Gary Schultz.......I am Carol- Ann.......!!!!!!!!!

[@carolann5338]

Some actors are born to be an actor or actress.... like Ingrid Bergman who wanted to be an actress since she was 12 years old.......and she was unique and one of the best ever seen on screen.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@yolandagaines1760]

Carol Ann, you are insane.

[@mylittledogshoppesouthpark1350]

Texaco....product placement in 1932!😂

[@wdahlem]

I wonder what surgery the woman in the waiting room is describing. "I'd put in a zipper!"

[@joyceobeys6818]

Sorcery is pharmaceutical and sorcerers won’t inherit the kingdom of heaven. Sorcerers are also murderers!

[@alexs.4206]

1:01:15 Hello, mother

[@lillinablue]

'Fascinating Youth' 1926 ?

[@maximsharpe2834]

🔥🔥 It is one the best, challenging, uplifting and encouraging movie I have ever seen. 1:43 💜🎥💓 👇👇

[@carolann5338]

Get lost GUYS......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alphonsozorro7952]

They don't talk like that anymore. US accent was most pleasant to hear until the 70's. They now sound like male and female robots.