Unser tägliches Brot (1934)
Mary und John Sims leben in der Großstadt. Wie Millionen andere Männer während der Großen Depression ist auch John arbeitslos. Für die geringsten Arbeitsbeschäftigungen muss er täglich mit hunderten anderen bei der Vermittlung anstehen und geht doch immer leer aus. Dem verzweifelten Paar erscheint deshalb die Idee von Onkel Anthony als Lösung, denn Anthony schenkt ihnen eine Farm mit einem Stück Land. Sie sollen raus aus der Stadt und auf dem Land Farmer werden, wie es auch Präsident Franklin D. Roosevelt mit seinem New Deal propagiert.
Der Regisseur: King Vidor
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Karen Morley as Mary Sims |
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Tom Keene as John Sims |
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Barbara Pepper as Sally |
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Addison Richards as Louie |
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John Qualen as Chris (as John T. Qualen) |
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Lloyd Ingraham as Uncle Anthony |
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Sidney Bracey as Rent Collector |
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Henry Hall as Frank - the Carpenter |
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Nellie V. Nichols as Mrs. Cohen (as Nellie Nichols) |
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Frank Minor as Plumber |
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Bud Rae as Stonemason |
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Harry Brown as Little Man |
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C.E. Anderson as Schultz - the Butcher (uncredited) |
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Earl Askam as Farmer (uncredited) |
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Lionel Backus as Barber (uncredited) |
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Eddie Baker as Deputy Sheriff (uncredited) |
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Jack Baldwin as Motorcyclist (uncredited) |
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Marion Ballou as Old Lady (uncredited) |
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Harry Bernard as Chief (uncredited) |
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Harold Berquist as Father (uncredited) |
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Bonita as Mother (uncredited) |
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Harry C. Bradley as Professor (uncredited) |
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Lynton Brent as Bully (uncredited) |
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Tommy Bupp as Boy (uncredited) |
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Henry Burroughs as Politician (uncredited) |
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Cy Clegg as Lawyer (uncredited) |
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Billy Engle as Abie Cohen (uncredited) |
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Florence Enright as Gossiping Woman #2 (uncredited) |
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Alma Ferns as Mrs. Hilda Larsen (uncredited) |
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Clarence Geldart as Community Member (uncredited) |
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Harris Gordon as Cigar Salesman (uncredited) |
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Mary Gordon as Community Woman in Cottage (uncredited) |
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Harrison Greene as Sheriff (uncredited) |
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Frank Hammond as Undertaker (uncredited) |
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Jack Hyam as Violinist (uncredited) |
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Doris Kemper as Gossiping Woman #1 (uncredited) |
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Billy Kidston as Boy (uncredited) |
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Maybelle Lee as Little Girl (uncredited) |
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Sidney Miller as Cohen's Son (uncredited) |
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Gene O'Brien as Boy (uncredited) |
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Edward Peil Sr. as Powerhouse Employee (uncredited) |
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Hal Price as Threatened Bidder at Auction (uncredited) |
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Bob Reeves as George Hannibal (uncredited) |
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Alex Schumberg as Violinist (uncredited) |
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Harry Semels as Italian Shoemaker (uncredited) |
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Ray Spiker as Ex-Convict (uncredited) |
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Billy Tucker as Boy (uncredited) |
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Robert Tucker as Boy (uncredited) |
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King Vidor as Farmer Yelling 'Let It Go!' (uncredited) |
| Writing | King Vidor | Story |
| Writing | Elizabeth Hill | Scenario Writer |
| Directing | King Vidor | Director |
| Writing | King Vidor | Writer |
| Writing | Joseph L. Mankiewicz | Dialogue |
| Editing | Lloyd Nosler | Editor |
| Sound | Alfred Newman | Original Music Composer |
| Production | King Vidor | Producer |
| Camera | Robert H. Planck | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Ralph Slosser | Assistant Director |
| Production | Vernon Keays | Production Manager |
| Sound | Russell Hanson | Sound Engineer |
| Camera | Madison S. Lacy | Still Photographer |
| Camera | Reggie Lanning | Camera Operator |
| Crew | Otho Wilhite | Technical Advisor |
| Crew | Bud Rae | Stunts |
| Sound | Edward B. Powell | Orchestrator |
| Production | Ray Hanson | Casting |
| Sound | Vinton Vernon | Sound Recordist |
