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Richard Boleslawski directed the 1934 film Operator 13 during the pre-Code era of American cinema. The project moved forward with a specific vision for its historical setting and adapted stories written by Robert W. Chambers.
Marion Davies starred as Gail Loveless while Gary Cooper played Captain Jack Gailliard in the lead roles. Jean Parker appeared as Eleanor Shackleford in a supporting role alongside them.
Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House when the war effectively ended. This event marked the conclusion of the fighting where Gail and Gailliard reconciled afterward.
The film grossed a total of $1,010,000 across all markets combined but resulted in a loss of $226,000 against production costs. Revenue from the U.S. and Canada reached $619,000 while other markets brought in $391,000.
George J. Folsey captured the period setting with his distinctive visual style for the film and earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Cinematography. His work focused on creating atmosphere appropriate to the Civil War era backdrop.