Union Depot (1932) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A hobo released from jail for vagrancy, Chick finds a suitcase containing a suit and cash at the depot and briefly passes as a gentleman. He helps Ruth by offering her money for her trip, then risks a...
An unemployed chorus girl, Ruth is stranded at the depot and needs $64 for train fare to a job waiting in Salt Lake City. Chick initially doubts her story, but believes her after she shows him a teleg...
A fellow drifter released from jail with Chick, Scrap Iron accompanies him to the depot as they hope to leave town by train. He finds a discarded wallet containing the baggage-claim ticket for Bushy's...
A crook posing as a German musician, Bushy carries counterfeit money in a violin case and checks it into the depot's baggage storage. After Chick recovers the case and hides it, Bushy follows Chick an...
A doctor who lived in the boarding house Ruth recently left, Bernardi is the frightening man she describes as following her. He had paid her to read to him in the evenings. He sends her a train ticket...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Scrap Iron finds the discarded wallet containing the baggage-claim ticket for Bushy's violin case and gives the ticket to Chick; later, Scrap Iron gua...
Ruth says Bernardi followed her after she left their boarding house and describes him as a 'madman.' When she goes to the designated train compartment...
After Bushy shoots a government agent and flees with the violin case, Chick chases and catches him.
Scrap Iron is released from jail alongside Chick, walks with him toward the station, finds the wallet containing Bushy's baggage-claim ticket, and gua...
After Ruth explains that she needs $64 to reach a job in Salt Lake City, Chick promises to give her the money with no strings attached. He later rushe...
At a busy railroad depot, a hobo's brief transformation leads him into a counterfeit-money chase while he tries to help a stranded woman.
Directed by Alfred E. Green
Union Depot (1932) · 6.1/10 · comedy, drama, romance
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