Richard Travis is a convict just paroled, his former arresting officer is believing he won't stay out of jail. Travis meets up with his wife, Julie Bishop, and finds there's a small bundle of joy added to his family.
Of course his old criminal pals want Travis to rejoin them, but he gets a job as a newspaper photographer. From there if you want to see this film any further, you will go into an unbelievable plot line and will finish this film shaking your head.
Now I do realize that this is a B film with only a 51 minute running time. But this kind of film if possible ought to be given a Grade F.
Yet it contains one superstar. Jackie Gleason has a bit role that if you blink you'll miss. This was not something I'm sure the Great One was especially proud to have on his list of credits.
Of course his old criminal pals want Travis to rejoin them, but he gets a job as a newspaper photographer. From there if you want to see this film any further, you will go into an unbelievable plot line and will finish this film shaking your head.
Now I do realize that this is a B film with only a 51 minute running time. But this kind of film if possible ought to be given a Grade F.
Yet it contains one superstar. Jackie Gleason has a bit role that if you blink you'll miss. This was not something I'm sure the Great One was especially proud to have on his list of credits.