Turn the Key Softly (1953) – Nostalgia Central

Turn the key quietly The twelve hours of freedom for three women follow after their release from Holway Prison at eight in the morning, while paying their debts to society.

Stella Garfis (Joan Collins) is a time -up girl on her way to marry the tropical bus fiancé, Bob (Glen Houston); Monica Marsen is calm and advanced (iPhone Mitchell) has no illusions about life; And Ms. QUILLAM (Kathleen Harrison) is the old Kokni Knippiacanic, whose passion is her dog, Johnny.

The three company is part of the company outside the prison and promised to meet in order to reunite that evening.

But as the evening approaches, the fate takes his hand in both their lives. . .

Bob Stella gives 3 pounds to search for a room, but as soon as he leaves, you find bright lights swing strongly again and return to its old airport and old friends in Streetwalker.

It spends 3 pounds on cheerful earrings, and when you collide with drunk, she sees the opportunity to go with him.

The man objects to her earrings and asks her to buy more. Stella takes only 3 pounds from his wallet, leaves the earrings with him and rushes to meet Bob. Now it is safe again.

Monica passes to David (Terins Morgan), the man who loved him enough to help him in a “job” but abandoned her and left her to the police. He persuades Monica as a reformist person, and she succumbs to his magic again.

But when you discover that he returns to his old tricks, it turns the tables and lets him have mercy on the law.

Mrs. Cuelam returns to her deadly bed at the residence house of Mrs. Rowan (Thura Herd) and Johnny.

While walking home after dinner with others, you lose Johnny, and after searching the streets about him, the dog suddenly encountered on the other side of the road.

You rush through the busy road, expel and kill.

The film features some amazing black and white photography in London in the fifties, giving it a nice feeling of nostalgia.

Monica Marsen
IPhone Mitchell
Stella Garvis
Joan Collins
David
Terring Morgan
Grandma Quilliam
Kathleen Harrison
Mrs. Rowan
Thora Hurd
Joan
Dorothy Alison
Bob
Glen Houston
Mr. Gregory
Jeffrey Kane
George Jenkins
Russell Waters
And the tars
Clav Morton
Mary
Simon Silva

exit
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