Lee Marvin's performance as Bill Masters, a bad guy who helps track the killers in hope of snatching the robbery bounty, is a highlight of this 1956 film. In 1916 she was one of the highest-paid directors in the world. Weber tackled controversial moral and social questions of the day in films that provoked censorship hearings and police closures. A love affair between a flapper and a reverend stirs small town hypocrisy in this film about the perils of drink in the Prohibition Era and the Jazz Age emancipation of newly enfranchised women. Mala Powers stars as Roxane.
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