The Power and the Glory

Artful opening by director William K. Howard, funeral for the star (Spencer Tracy), his character in Preston Sturges' original screenplay loosely based on cereal magnate C.W. Post, his aide (Ralph Morgan) and the elevator man (James T. Mack) jousting, in The Power And The Glory, 1933.

Fresh off another business triumph, railroad boss Garner (Spencer Tracy) with aide Henry (Ralph Morgan), who recalls having sort-of set him up with Sally (Colleen Moore), who will become his wife, from Preston Sturges' original screenplay, in The Power And The Glory, 1933.

Aide Henry (Ralph Morgan) narrates in flashback from Preston Sturges' original screenplay, recalling the time his boss and lifelong pal Garner (Spencer Tracy) received an old rival (Henry Kolker) and his pretty daughter (Helen Vinson), in The Power And The Glory, 1933.