Ships of Hate (1931)
63 or 65 mins | Melodrama | 20 June 1931
Director:
J. P. McCarthyWriter:
Wellyn TotmanCinematographer:
Archie StoutEditor:
J. S. HarringtonProduction Company:
Trem Carr Pictures, Ltd.This was Monogram's first release.
Ships of Hate may have a connection to a 1928 script called Captain Lash, which Fox appeared to have abandoned after using the title for another project (see 1929 entry). ...
This was Monogram's first release.
Ships of Hate may have a connection to a 1928 script called Captain Lash, which Fox appeared to have abandoned after using the title for another project (see 1929 entry).
Bart Wallace and his enemy, crippled Captain Lash, are both attracted to Grace Walsh, a dancer. Their hatred grows worse after Bart is shanghaied onto Lash's ship. Grace and her husband are also on board. The crew mutinies against the captain, tying him to the mast. Bart tries to overcome the leader of the mutiny, who is forcing his attentions on Grace. After a collision in the fog, Bart tries to save Dorothy and her husband, but the husband drowns. Grace and Bart escape to an island. [No further information about the plot of this film has been ...
Bart Wallace and his enemy, crippled Captain Lash, are both attracted to Grace Walsh, a dancer. Their hatred grows worse after Bart is shanghaied onto Lash's ship. Grace and her husband are also on board. The crew mutinies against the captain, tying him to the mast. Bart tries to overcome the leader of the mutiny, who is forcing his attentions on Grace. After a collision in the fog, Bart tries to save Dorothy and her husband, but the husband drowns. Grace and Bart escape to an island. [No further information about the plot of this film has been found.]
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