Flame of Barbary Coast with John Wayne: DVD Cover

    Flame of Barbary Coast Director: Joseph Kane Cast: John Wayne, Ann Dvorak, Joseph Schildkraut, William Frawley

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    • DVD Release Date: 01/21/2003
    • Original Release: 1945
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 11,425

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    Closed Caption; Full-screen version ; 2.0 Dolby Stereo Surround ; Digitally mastered; Interactive menus; Scene index

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Main Title/Beached Cowboy [4:28]
    2. A New Prospect [6:50]
    3. The King of Luck [9:45]
    4. The House Edge [3:14]
    5. Rude Awakening [4:25]
    6. Out of Steam [2:59]
    7. Alone on the Range [1:05]
    8. Gambling Lessons [1:30]
    9. Women and Cards [4:05]
    10. Charming Idiot [2:15]
    11. Poker Face [4:40]
    12. Bad Reviews [1:41]
    13. No Apology [2:06]
    14. Beachfront Property [1:27]
    15. Contact Negotiations [1:44]
    16. Farewell Performance [5:47]
    17. Job Satisfaction [3:29]
    18. No Competition [2:34]
    19. Mutual Admiration [2:33]
    20. Show Stopper [4:31]
    21. From the Ashes [4:04]
    22. Last Man Standing [5:20]
    23. How to Steal an Election [9:54]
    24. End Credits [:20]

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    John Wayne is not the title character of Flame of the Barbary Coast: that honor goes to second-billed Ann Dvorak. Wayne plays a Montana cattleman who is lured into a San Francisco gambling joint by dance-hall girl Dvorak. Though Ann at first brings Wayne luck, he ends up losing his shirt to cardshark Joseph Schildkraut. Chastened by the experience, Wayne leaves Frisco with his tail between his legs, returning only after he himself has become a gambling expert. Thanks to his new-found expertise, Wayne is able to rake in enough bucks to open his own saloon, bringing Dvorak along for the ride as star of the floor show. Numerous intrigues ensue, culminating in a drawn-out trial scene. As the judge is about to reach a decision, the San Francisco Earthquake strikes (mostly off-screen, drat the luck). When Dvorak is injured in the disaster, Wayne is forced to realign his values. The Duke and The Dvorak decide to bid adieu to the City by the Bay, heading off to Montana to start life anew. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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