Hideaway Girl

A young woman, recently released from prison for a crime she didn't commit, attempts to start a new life. However, her past and the people involved with her conviction make it difficult. She finds herself entangled with a gangster who offers her protection, but her desire for a clean slate and a chance at love puts her in increasing danger.

Upon its release, 'Hideaway Girl' received mixed reviews. Critics noted its melodramatic elements and predictable plot but acknowledged the performances of its lead actors, particularly Edmund Lowe. Audience reception was generally lukewarm, with its B-movie status limiting wider exposure.

• Praised for its competent direction and acting, especially from Edmund Lowe.
• Criticized for a familiar and somewhat contrived storyline.
• Considered a decent, if unexceptional, crime melodrama of its era.

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Arthur Lubin, known more for his later work with Abbott and Costello and television series like 'Mr. Ed,' directed this early crime drama early in his career.