The Wet Parade

The Wet Parade is a 1932 film by Victor Fleming based on a novel by Upton Sinclair and starring Robert Young, Myrna Loy, Walter Huston, and Jimmy Durante.

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Victor Fleming
1910s	When the Clouds Roll by (with Theodore Reed)
1920s	The Mollycoddle \| Mama's Affair \| Woman's Place \| The Lane That Had No Turning \| Red Hot Romance \| Anna Ascends \| Dark Secrets \| Law of the Lawless \| To the Last Man \| The Call of the Canyon \| Code of the Sea \| Empty Hands \| The Devil's Cargo \| Adventure \| A Son of His Father \| Lord Jim \| The Blind Goddess \| Mantrap \| The Way of All Flesh \| Hula \| The Rough Riders \| Abie's Irish Rose \| The Awakening \| The Wolf Song \| The Virginian
1930s	Common Clay \| Renegades \| The Wet Parade \| Treasure Island \| Reckless \| The Farmer Takes a Wife \| Captains Courageous \| Test Pilot \| The Wizard of Oz \| Gone with the Wind
1940s	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde \| Tortilla Flat \| A Guy Named Joe \| Adventure \| Joan of Arc
Productions	The White Sister (1933)