Dorothy Burgess

Gambling -- A man goes on a desperate journey through the Las Vegas night in search of a woman who has disappeared. GAMBLING is a dark, hypnotic story of risk, love and faith.

In this murder mystery revolving around a prison, a detective helps a female inmate obtain evidence on her crooked brother-in-law in order to put him behind bars. Her sister had recently been fired from her job due to her marriage to the crook, and she takes a job teaching at the reformatory. The two sisters join forces to gather enough evidence to put him, and the shady school superintendant, away for good.

(1943) Arline Judge, Roger Clark, directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. A women's prison counselor tries to improve conditions in the prison, instead she gets caught up in a web of corruption and murder. A bit hokey, but not bad.

(1943) Arline Judge, Roger Clark, directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. A women's prison counselor tries to improve conditions in the prison, instead she gets caught up in a web of corruption and murder. A bit hokey, but not bad.

In this murder mystery revolving around a prison, a detective helps a female inmate obtain evidence on her crooked brother-in-law in order to put him behind bars. Her sister had recently been fired from her job due to her marriage to the crook, and she takes a job teaching at the reformatory. The two sisters join forces to gather enough evidence to put him, and the shady school superintendant, away for good.

A man goes on a desperate journey through the Las Vegas night in search of a woman who has disappeared. GAMBLING is a dark, hypnotic story of risk, love and faith.

A man goes on a desperate journey through the Las Vegas night in search of a woman who has disappeared. GAMBLING is a dark, hypnotic story of risk, love and faith.

Playboy and ne'er-do-well Gordon Bates is dead. There are suspects aplenty. From Headquarters come the army of crime specialists - toxicologists, fingerprint experts, ballistic experts, and for good measure, authorities on the use of invisible ink.

Playboy and ne'er-do-well Gordon Bates is dead, that's for sure. But whodunit? That's not so sure. There are suspects aplenty. SoFrom Headquarters comes the army of crime specialists – toxicologists, fingerprint experts, ballistic experts, technicians runningdata-card tabulations on Hollerith machines and, for good measure, authorities on the use of invisible ink – that know the howdunitcan point to the who. George Brent and Eugene Pallette portray the lead crime dogs in this swift sniff-out of a killer that siftsthrough murderous means and motives at an engagingly pell-mell pace. William Dieterle (A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Hunchback ofNotre Dame), on his way to A-list prominence, directs with great visual hubbub and flourish.