Acquitted
A doctor is wrongly convicted of murder and sent to prison. While there he treats a beautiful young female inmate, and they fall in love. When she finishes her sentence and is released, she sets out t…
Acquitted
A doctor is wrongly convicted of murder and sent to prison. While there he treats a beautiful young female inmate, and they fall in love. When she finishes her sentence and is released, she sets out to expose the real killer and free the doctor from prison. —frankfob2@yahoo.com Inplausibility abounds as a gangster's moll, Marian Smith (Margaret Livingston), is serving an eight-year sentence for a crime she did not commit. She meets, when she falls ill, and falls in love with Dr. Bradford (Lloyd Hughes), a convict in the men's part of the prison also serving time for as crime he did not convict. It turns out that both crimes were committed by her gangster lover, Frank Egan, a soft sentimental type (he has a weakness for Irving Berlin's "What'll I Do" ) as long as others serve time for crimes he committed. Once he realizes, after she is released from prison, he has lost the affections of the rightfully-so unforgiving Marian, he absolves the two lovers of his crimes. —Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
Acquitted
Crime,Drama,Romance
Film Details
A doctor is wrongly convicted of murder and sent to prison. While there he treats a beautiful young female inmate, and they fall in love. When she finishes her sentence and is released, she sets out to expose the real killer and free the doctor from prison.
—frankfob2@yahoo.com Inplausibility abounds as a gangster's moll, Marian Smith (Margaret Livingston), is serving an eight-year sentence for a crime she did not commit. She meets, when she falls ill, and falls in love with Dr. Bradford (Lloyd Hughes), a convict in the men's part of the prison also serving time for as crime he did not convict.
It turns out that both crimes were committed by her gangster lover, Frank Egan, a soft sentimental type (he has a weakness for Irving Berlin's "What'll I Do" ) as long as others serve time for crimes he committed. Once he realizes, after she is released from prison, he has lost the affections of the rightfully-so unforgiving Marian, he absolves the two lovers of his crimes. —Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>.