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MGM, 1931. Directed by
Jack Conway. Camera: Henry Sharp. With
Lon Chaney, Sr.,
Anita Page, Carol
Nye, Wheeler Oakman, Mae Busch, Polly Moran, Lydia Yeamans Titus, William
Orlamond, Richard Carle. |
Myrtle, a silly, innocent flapper, falls
in love with Marty, a dapper gangster, and learns too much for her
own good about Skeeter, the gang leader. Skeeter threatens to
rub her out, and Myrtle appeals for help to Dan Callahan, a veteran
detective with flat feet and a tough disposition. Dan puts her
up in his boardinghouse and against his better judgment soon falls
in love with her; he asks her to marry him, and out of gratitute she
agrees.
Dan eventually learns that Myrtle is in
love with Marty, and he reunites them, meantime helping Marty to
take his first, tentative steps on the straight and narrow path.
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