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Midnight Madness (1928)
61 min | Drama, Romance

Midnight Madness (1928)

61 min | Drama, Romance

Norma is a tough working girl instructed by her boss, Childers, to butter up a client from South Africa named Bream to learn where his diamond claim might be. Bream falls in love with her and marries her, but overhears her arguing with ...See moreNorma is a tough working girl instructed by her boss, Childers, to butter up a client from South Africa named Bream to learn where his diamond claim might be. Bream falls in love with her and marries her, but overhears her arguing with Childers, conveying that she only wanted his money. So when returning to Africa, he has them live in a shack to teach her a lesson, yet she turns the tables and summons Childers to come take her back. Written by WesternOne See less

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13 cast members

Name	Known for
Jacqueline Logan Norma Forbes Norma Forbes See fewer	The River Woman (1928)
Clive Brook Michael Bream Michael Bream See fewer	Cavalcade (1933)
Walter McGrail Childers Childers See fewer	Special Agent K-7 (1936)
James Bradbury Sr. John Forbes (as James Bradbury) John Forbes (as James Bradbury) See fewer	The Garden of Allah (1916)
Oscar Smith Manubo Manubo See fewer	The Wizard (1927)
Vadim Uraneff Joe Joe See fewer	The Sea Beast (1926)
Louis Natheaux Masher Masher See fewer	Why Be Good? (1929)
Clarence Burton A Sailor A Sailor See fewer	The Crimson Challenge (1922)
Virginia Sale The Gargoyle - Childers' Secretary The Gargoyle - Childers' Secretary See fewer	Topper (1937)
Frank Hagney Harris - Childers' Henchman Harris - Childers' Henchman See fewer	It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
Emmett King Robert Strong Robert Strong See fewer	As No Man Has Loved (1925)
Sidney Bracey Bream's Valet (uncredited) Bream's Valet (uncredited) See fewer	The Monster Walks (1932)
Broderick O'Farrell Bream's Chum at Cafe (uncredited) Bream's Chum at Cafe (uncredited) See fewer	Behind Closed Doors (1929)