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On Tuesday, March 15, 2011, the daytime roster for historiographer Classic Movies module fete the career of directive Negro martyr Brent (1899-1979). Best remembered as the costar of Bette solon in films same "Jezebel" (1938) and "Dark Victory" (1939), Brent was a prolific actor who made dozens of films and worked constantly from the early 1930s into the 1950s. The historiographer Classic Movies schedule for the period explores whatever of Brent's less familiar pictures, with costars including Davis, Barbara Stanwyck, Loretta Young, Greta Garbo, and Myrna Loy. Here's the information for the day's feature films.

6:45 AM "The Rich are Always with Us" (1932) - Dir. king E. Green, starring ballplayer Chatterton, martyr Brent, and Bette Davis

8 AM "So Big" (1932) - Dir. William A. Wellman, starring Barbara Stanwyck, martyr Brent, and Bette Davis

9:30 AM "They Call It Sin" (1932) - Dir. designer Freeland, starring Loretta Young, martyr Brent, and gladiator Calhern

10:45 AM "Weekend Marriage" (1932) - Dir. designer Freeland, starring Loretta Young, Norman Foster, and martyr Brent

12 PM "From Headquarters" (1933) - Dir. William Dieterle, starring martyr Brent, Margaret Lindsay and Eugene Pallette

1:15 PM "The Painted Veil" (1934) - Dir. Richard Boleslawski, starring Greta Garbo, musician Marshall, and martyr Brent

2:25 PM "Stamboul Quest" (1934) - Dir. Sam Wood, starring Myrna Loy, martyr Brent, and Lionel Atwill

4:15 PM "The Right to Live" (1935) - Dir. William Keighley, starring martyr Brent, Colin Clive, and Josephine Hutchinson

6 PM "South of Suez" (1940) - Dir. adventurer Seiler, starring martyr Brent, Brenda Marshall, and martyr Tobias

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