Saccharine Story of Sex-Trafficking behind a "Training" School for Show Business Female Wannabes.
Veiled with Double-Talk and Innuendo to Keep the Code-Police at Bay.
There's a Reference to even High-School Girls as Victims.
The Scantily-Clad "Girly" Scenes are Vapid, Hardly Titillating Dance Numbers with the Performers so Heavily Dressed as to be Ridiculous.
The Mystery Part isn't much of a Mystery.
It's a "Go-Through-The-Motions" Motion Picture.
With a Lead Female Reporter, Named "Page", (Astrid Allwyn) so Bright-Eyed and Giddy as to be Distracting.
Silent-Movie Star H. B. Warner Milks His Age as a Police Inspector that is the Butt of Many Barbs about Retiring.
Phillip Van Zandt is a Slimy King-Pin Named "King" and Steals His Scenes with His Dark Good Looks and Evil Persona.
Not a Bad Movie but it Lands with a Thud, sorta Like the Leading Man John Archer.
No Spark, the Film just Begs for Something, Anything to Light a Fire Under the Damp Dramatics.
Veiled with Double-Talk and Innuendo to Keep the Code-Police at Bay.
There's a Reference to even High-School Girls as Victims.
The Scantily-Clad "Girly" Scenes are Vapid, Hardly Titillating Dance Numbers with the Performers so Heavily Dressed as to be Ridiculous.
The Mystery Part isn't much of a Mystery.
It's a "Go-Through-The-Motions" Motion Picture.
With a Lead Female Reporter, Named "Page", (Astrid Allwyn) so Bright-Eyed and Giddy as to be Distracting.
Silent-Movie Star H. B. Warner Milks His Age as a Police Inspector that is the Butt of Many Barbs about Retiring.
Phillip Van Zandt is a Slimy King-Pin Named "King" and Steals His Scenes with His Dark Good Looks and Evil Persona.
Not a Bad Movie but it Lands with a Thud, sorta Like the Leading Man John Archer.
No Spark, the Film just Begs for Something, Anything to Light a Fire Under the Damp Dramatics.