Angels Wash Their Faces

The film follows a young man recently released from a reformatory who moves to a new neighborhood with his sister, hoping to turn his life around. His aspirations are complicated when he becomes entangled with local mobsters and corrupt politicians, leading to a wrongful accusation of arson and murder.

With a cast including Ann Sheridan, Billy Halop, and Ronald Reagan, Angels Wash Their Faces showcases the struggles of its characters against a backdrop of crime and moral dilemmas. The film captures the essence of its era through its themes of hope and betrayal. For collectors, this title represents a unique piece of 1930s cinema, particularly for those interested in the Dead End Kids franchise and the social issues reflected in the films of that time.