Mr. Chump Format:DVD people and different kinds of

people and different kinds of races try to find the Earth's justice and what's right among diverse values

some sword-rattling appropriate to the opening months of World War II

things quickly go awry

In this turn-of-the-century period thriller

Convict's Code is a prime example of the quick and easy Poverty Row movies that entertained film goers during the 1930s

Mr. Chump Format:DVD people and different kinds ofActor trumpeter Johnnie "Scats" Davis plays the titular character, the similarly nicknamed Bill "Scats" Small in this swing happy and sweet silly tale of small town crime and romance. Bill Small thinks he has it all a surefire Wall Street beating system (at least on paper); his gal, Betty (Penny Singleton); a room at Betty and her sister Jane's (Lola Lane) boarding house; his trumpet; his dreams; and, best of all, no job! Bill's life of Riley takes a