The World Changes

More compressed history, cattle man Orin Nordholm (Paul Muni) becomes partner to his mentor (Guy Kibbee), marries his daughter (Mary Astor) and parries cynical mourners (Sidney Toler, Oscar Apfel, William Burress) when the man expires, in the meat industry quasi-epic The World Changes, 1933.

Racing through the 19th century to Paul Muni's first scene as adult Orin Nordholm, with mother and dad (Aline MacMahon, Henry O'Neill) and betrothed (Jean Muir), entertaining a visitor (Douglas Dumbrille) to their South Dakota farm, in Mervyn LeRoy's historical morality tale The World Changes, 1933.

Resuming the rapid rise of meat baron Orin Nordholm (Paul Muni), his home a tourist atrtraction in 1893 Chicago, his wife (Mary Astor) now a weirdo, and their sons (Jackie Searle, Richard Quine) on the way to becoming dandies, in The World Changes, 1933, from stories by Sheridan Gibney.

When a farmer (Paul Muni) strikes it rich in business, success goes to his head in The World Changes (1933).