A young girl tries to prove a man innocent of robbery and murder charges.A young girl tries to prove a man innocent of robbery and murder charges.A young girl tries to prove a man innocent of robbery and murder charges.
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Elisabeth Risdon
- 'Ma' Conley
- (as Elizabeth Risdon)
James Conaty
- Restaurant Patron
- (uncredited)
Robert Dudley
- Station Master
- (uncredited)
Edward Earle
- Dr. Reeves
- (uncredited)
Gil Frye
- Hospital Intern
- (uncredited)
William Hall
- Policeman Shot During Robbery
- (uncredited)
Harry Hayden
- Pat Travers - Garage Owner
- (uncredited)
Donald Kerr
- Detective
- (uncredited)
Storyline
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Featured review
It's OK
Tom Durling (Robert Lowery) is tricked into becoming the getaway driver for a bank robbery. His car crashes and he is left unconscious while the gang flees. He is arrested but escapes and teams up with June (Barbara Britton) in order to prove his innocence and track down the gang responsible....
This film has 'B' movie written all over it. It takes you on a journey. It does it quickly and effectively with no dwelling on circumstance. It's one scene after another. The result is that you watch and then the film finishes. There is no feeling of any sort whatsoever once the film has finished. It's fast paced with a hilarious moment at the beginning of the film when Tom makes his escape from the hospital. Just watch how he treats poor Steve (Byron Barr) who is at death's door in a hospital bed. He has just tried to prove to the police that he has a good relationship with this man. It's priceless! The film isn't great quality and it's hard to see on occasion because of the lighting. It passes the time but nothing more.
This film has 'B' movie written all over it. It takes you on a journey. It does it quickly and effectively with no dwelling on circumstance. It's one scene after another. The result is that you watch and then the film finishes. There is no feeling of any sort whatsoever once the film has finished. It's fast paced with a hilarious moment at the beginning of the film when Tom makes his escape from the hospital. Just watch how he treats poor Steve (Byron Barr) who is at death's door in a hospital bed. He has just tried to prove to the police that he has a good relationship with this man. It's priceless! The film isn't great quality and it's hard to see on occasion because of the lighting. It passes the time but nothing more.
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- Runtime1 hour 4 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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