An actress gets involved with a criminal gang and winds up taking the rap for a $40,000 robbery. Before being sent to prison, she steals the money from her partners and hides it, thinking to use it as a bargaining chip to be released from prison. However, her former partners have different ideas.
Dorothy Burton
Myrtle Reed
Kenneth Phillips
Carey Wells
Wilson
Lucy Fenton
Mrs. Stoner
Jenkins
Deaf Annie
John
Ma Silsby
Lewis Sinton
Detective
Stew
Walker
Matron
Policeman (uncredited)
This certainly doesn't hang about - it is a fast paced and quite enjoyable crime noir. Faye Emerson plays "Dot" who is the stooge at a bank robbery. Her only problem is that the robbers get away with $40,000 and she gets caught and sent to jail; not before, that is, she reclaims the missing loot and deposits it with her landlady for safe-keeping. One of her fellow inmates can lip read, realises what's she's done and her life takes a turn for the more dangerous... It's got pretty soggy dialogue and the prison is more like a YWCA with fewer bars. There's a fun car chase at the end, though....
Dorothy Burton
Myrtle Reed
Kenneth Phillips
Carey Wells
Wilson
Lucy Fenton
Mrs. Stoner
Jenkins
Deaf Annie
John
Ma Silsby
Lewis Sinton
Detective
Stew
Walker
Matron
Policeman (uncredited)
This certainly doesn't hang about - it is a fast paced and quite enjoyable crime noir. Faye Emerson plays "Dot" who is the stooge at a bank robbery. Her only problem is that the robbers get away with $40,000 and she gets caught and sent to jail; not before, that is, she reclaims the missing loot and deposits it with her landlady for safe-keeping. One of her fellow inmates can lip read, realises what's she's done and her life takes a turn for the more dangerous... It's got pretty soggy dialogue and the prison is more like a YWCA with fewer bars. There's a fun car chase at the end, though....
