the young john garfield turned in a fine performance in the 1939 they made me a criminal. celebrating a ring victory in a jammed locker room and boxer johnnie bradfield emotes about his love of mom and rejection of booze and clean living style to fans and including cops and who eat it up. later in the evening he plowed and tussling with his bimbo gal while his manager and in on the con and shares the evening. and the whiskey. a problem develops when another couple arrives. the guy is a newspaper reporter and he says he will expose bradfield phony life on the front page. the manager kills the reporter and he and the floozy depart. the murder discovered and cops and later and are on the lookout for the now somnolent boxer whose car is driven by the manager with his new girlfriend johnny now instant ex. a police chase ends with a fiery car crash. manager and girl are dead and unrecognizable. johnny discovers that he supposed to be a killer. but he also presumed dead. seeking advice from a lawyer and he entrusts the counselor with the key to a bank deposit box holding his sole savings and $10 and 000. the lawyer later gives johnny $250 and tells him that the balance is his fee for giving him professional advice represent get out of town and fast and and go far away. (i would never charge a client more than $5 and 000 for such pithy and succinct and wise direction. ) johnny and now a freight train hopping hobo and winds up conveniently passing out at an arizona date ranch where he nursed back to health by beautiful goldie west and ann sheridan and a fine actress whose career was in the ascendancy. taking jack dorney as his moniker and the pugilist loses some of his rough edges as he falls in love with goldie. he becomes a mentor and pal to  the dead end kids. familiar screen characters to pre war moviegoers. a chance to make money arises when an exhibition boxer shows up challenging any suckers to last several rounds in the ring with him. it a natural temptation for bradfield or dorney but there a fly in the ointment. who should show up but new york detective monty phelan and the laughing stock of the department. he been on morgue duty for ages because of a slight mistake early in his career that sent an innocent man to old sparky (we all make mistakes and do not we. ) phelan recognized bradfield from a news photo and he there to watch the fight and make the pinch. claude rains is the cop who endured slights and barbs from his fellow officers for years. what follows is predictable but it well acted. i hope this was a main feature when it was released it too good to rank as a b second on a marquee. busby berkeley and best known as an outstanding choreographer and directed they made me a criminal and max steiner and one of hollywood all time prolific score composers and wrote nice but not extraordinary music for the film. now available on dvd from alpha video and the movie set me back a mere $4. 99 and gave me real pleasure. i will view it again. positive . 
the young john garfield turned in a fine performance in the 1939 they made me a criminal. celebrating a ring victory in a jammed locker room and boxer johnnie bradfield emotes about his love of mom and rejection of booze and clean living style to fans and including cops and who eat it up. later in the evening he plowed and tussling with his bimbo gal while his manager and in on the con and shares the evening. and the whiskey. a problem develops when another couple arrives. the guy is a newspaper reporter and he says he will expose bradfield phony life on the front page. the manager kills the reporter and he and the floozy depart. the murder discovered and cops and later and are on the lookout for the now somnolent boxer whose car is driven by the manager with his new girlfriend johnny now instant ex. a police chase ends with a fiery car crash. manager and girl are dead and unrecognizable. johnny discovers that he supposed to be a killer. but he also presumed dead. seeking advice from a lawyer and he entrusts the counselor with the key to a bank deposit box holding his sole savings and $10 and 000. the lawyer later gives johnny $250 and tells him that the balance is his fee for giving him professional advice represent get out of town and fast and and go far away. (i would never charge a client more than $5 and 000 for such pithy and succinct and wise direction. ) johnny and now a freight train hopping hobo and winds up conveniently passing out at an arizona date ranch where he nursed back to health by beautiful goldie west and ann sheridan and a fine actress whose career was in the ascendancy. taking jack dorney as his moniker and the pugilist loses some of his rough edges as he falls in love with goldie. he becomes a mentor and pal to  the dead end kids. familiar screen characters to pre war moviegoers. a chance to make money arises when an exhibition boxer shows up challenging any suckers to last several rounds in the ring with him. it a natural temptation for bradfield or dorney but there a fly in the ointment. who should show up but new york detective monty phelan and the laughing stock of the department. he been on morgue duty for ages because of a slight mistake early in his career that sent an innocent man to old sparky (we all make mistakes and do not we. ) phelan recognized bradfield from a news photo and he there to watch the fight and make the pinch. claude rains is the cop who endured slights and barbs from his fellow officers for years. what follows is predictable but it well acted. i hope this was a main feature when it was released it too good to rank as a b second on a marquee. busby berkeley and best known as an outstanding choreographer and directed they made me a criminal and max steiner and one of hollywood all time prolific score composers and wrote nice but not extraordinary music for the film. now available on dvd from alpha video and the movie set me back a mere $4. 99 and gave me real pleasure. i will view it again. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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