This is a movie that was off the general radar for many years, until it was rediscovered, remastered, and then started occasionally airing on TCM (wonderful Turner Classic Movies) - plus was released on MOD DVD by Sony - in 2015. It's been back in the light of day ever since.

Although this is a minor movie - running just 65 minutes - it's interesting, entertaining, touching, and is strikingly filmed. It's notable for its impressively lit nighttime photography.

The story is nothing earth-shattering, but is a good time-passer. Henrietta Crosman, as the caring, loyal grandmotherly oldish lady, gives a lovely, charming performance, as she gently nurtures and helps reform young Tommy, who has gotten in with jewel thieves. I especially like all the parts of the movie that Crosman is in, and when she interacts with Tommy (portrayed by Richard Cromwell). I also very much like the scenes that Arthur Hohl, as Gordon, and Billie Seward, as Judy, are in. They each give entirely believable performances.

Here's TCM's informative article about this movie.

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