Walter C. Mycroft

Raise a glass to Hitchcock’s bubbly ‘Champagne’ (1928)

The riches-to-rags (and perhaps back to riches) story was among Alfred Hitchcock’s favorite structures of the Roaring Twenties. He approached it seriously in “Downhill” (1927),

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‘Murder!’ (1930) is an overly talky early Hitchcock talkie

“Murder!” (1930) is an early example of Alfred Hitchcock’s favorite theme of the wrongly accused person (in this rare case, a woman rather than a

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