Drunk Driving

The film centers on John Jones, an ambitious businessman who struggles with alcoholism. His refusal to acknowledge his drinking problem culminates in a devastating incident when he combines drinking and driving. The consequences of his actions serve as a cautionary tale, emphasizing that crime does not pay.

As part of the Crime Does Not Pay series, Drunk Driving reflects the era's focus on moral lessons and social issues, making it a notable entry for collectors interested in films with a strong message. The top cast includes Dick Purcell, Jo Ann Sayers, and Richard Lane, contributing to the film's dramatic narrative. Collectors may appreciate the film's historical context and its depiction of the societal attitudes towards drunk driving during the late 1930s.