Four new-to-DVD releases have been announced by Warner as part of their Archive Collection, including the arrival of the ninth volume in their long running Forbidden Hollywood Collection. They are:
Return with us now to those naughty days of yesteryear in this ninth volume of Forbidden Hollywood, containing a quartet of pre-Code wonders plus a special post-Code bonus film!
Big City Blues (1932, 63 min.)
Joan Blondell stars as a free-wheeling chorus girl who hooks up with the ultimate hick (Eric Linden) in Mervyn LeRoy's Big City Blues (with a young Humphrey Bogart!).
Hell's Highway (1932, 62 min.)
Richard Dix stars as one cool convict working the road crew for a corrupt warden in Rowland Brown's Hell's Highway.
The Cabin in the Cotton (1932, 78 min.)
Bette Davis utters the immortal 'I'd love to kiss you, but I just washed my hair' to Richard Barthelmess in Michael Curtiz's The Cabin in the Cotton.
When Ladies Meet (1933, 85 min.)
Myrna Loy stars as a writer with extramarital designs in Harry Beaumont's When Ladies Meet.
I Sell Anything (1934, 70 min.)
Finally, pre-Code favorites Pat O'Brien and Ann Dvorak spice up the proceedings in the tale of a Second Avenue auctioneer (O'Brien) who gets played by a society grifter (Claire Dodd) in Robert Florey's I Sell Anything.
The other three titles are:
All will be available at ClassicFlix on November 3rd.
These titles add to the total of over 1,500 Warner Archive titles exclusively available for rent at ClassicFlix.com.