Courage (1930)

"Courage" is a 1930 American film that premiered on May 22, 1930. The film has a runtime of 73 minutes and features an ensemble cast including Carter De Haven Jr. as Reginald Colbrook, Leon Janney as Bill Colbrook, Rex Bell as Lynn Willard, Richard Tucker as James Rudlin, Charlotte Henry as Gwendolyn Colbrook, Blanche Frederici as Aunt Caroline, Dorothy Thompson as Gladys Colbrook, Mary Ann Nixon as Muriel Colbrook, Belle Bennett as Mary Colbrook, and Byron Sage as Richard Colbrook.

The plot of "Courage" revolves around the Colbrook family and their struggles to maintain their courage and strength in the face of adversity. Reginald Colbrook, the patriarch of the family, must navigate the challenges of business and family dynamics while trying to keep the family unit together. With his wife Gwendolyn by his side, they must confront their inner demons and external threats in order to survive and thrive.

The performances of the cast members, especially Carter De Haven Jr. and Charlotte Henry, bring depth and emotion to the characters they portray. The cinematography and direction of the film capture the essence of the time period and the struggles faced by families during the early 20th century.