Dan Brady is a struggling garage mechanic who fancies himself a ladies' man. Ignoring 'nice' girl Helen he casts his eye at a waitress Vera Novak. To impress Vera Dan 'borrows' a twenty from the till of his tightfisted boss Mackey intending to replace it the next day. All goes well until Mackey's accountant shows up to check the cash register. Panicked Dan cannot replace the money he owes; he needs a plan. Dan's lifes spirals out of control as he is immersed in the quicksand of a life of crime.
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play Cagney Lorre and Rooney in one picture? Well yes Jeanne Cagney Peter Lorre and Mickey Rooney This cracking Film Noir still lives up to that illustrious cast Dan Brady (Mickey Rooney National Velvet Girl Crazy) is a struggling garage mechanic who fancies himself a ladies&39; man Ignoring &39;nice&39; girl Helen (Barbara Bates) he casts his eye at waitress Vera Novak (Jeanne Cagney Yankee Doodle Dandy) To impress Vera Dan &39;borrows&39; a twenty from the till of his tight-fisted boss Mackey (Art Smith) intending to replace it the next day All goes well until Mackey&39;s accountant shows up to check the cash register Panicked Dan cannot replace the money he owes he needs a plan Dans life spirals out of control as he is immersed in the quicksand of a life of crime
Drama about a good-natured mechanic whose life is destroyed in less than a week. Danny (Mickey Rooney) finds himself short of cash when he's supposed to take out waitress Vera (Jeanne Cagney) on a date. He borrows 20 dollars from the cash register, planning on paying it back with 20 dollars that a buddy owes him the next day, but the friend doesn't turn up. In order to get the 20 dollars, he buys a 100-dollar watch on a payment plan and then sells it for the 20 dollars. Unfortunately, a detective discovers what Danny has done and orders him to pay the full 100 dollars immediately. Thereafter, every means he tries to get out of trouble only gets him deeper into crime, while everyone he meets is out for what they can get.
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