Both Sides of the Law
J. Arthur Rank Organisation
Drama
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Title: Both Sides of the Law Summary: A pseudo-documentary in style with an emphasis on the daily work and routine of women police built around three different story lines. The first involves 18-year-old Bridget Foster (Peggy ... Directed by: Muriel Box Actors: Anne Crawford, Peggy Cummins, Rosamund John Production Company: J. Arthur Rank Organisation Release Date: 11 January 1954 (USA) Aspect Ratio: 1.37 : 1
A pseudo-documentary in style with an emphasis on the daily work and routine of women police built around three different story lines. The first involves 18-year-old Bridget Foster (Peggy Cummins) who is picked up for shoplifting but let off lightly. She has a small child, an often-absent husband and mother-in-law trouble. To compound that she takes up with a petty hoodlum who commits a jewel robbery. The second story tells of a young girl who deserts the Army to marry a boy who needs her and commits bigamy in the process, but it all works out. The third story is about a baby who is mistreated by its father and step-mother, but is reunited, through police work, with its real mother.
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