Mill owner John Litel dies in an accident. Or was it? After the manager, Stephen McNally, marries Litel's daughter, Ida Lupino, he tries to kill her. At first he thinks he has succeeded, but when counter clerk Howard Duff spots the terrified picture in a magazine story and at the bus station where he works, he follows her, and informs McNally.
Miss Lupino is excellent in the role as she was in almost everything she played. She was not terribly interested in making this picture; she was already more interested in working behind the camera than in front of it. Still, she offered her usual professional performance, despite being cast against Duff, whom she did not like. Soon enough, they were married. With Peggy Dow and the ubiquitous Irving Bacon.
Miss Lupino is excellent in the role as she was in almost everything she played. She was not terribly interested in making this picture; she was already more interested in working behind the camera than in front of it. Still, she offered her usual professional performance, despite being cast against Duff, whom she did not like. Soon enough, they were married. With Peggy Dow and the ubiquitous Irving Bacon.