Enemies of the Law

The film follows Florence Vinton, a lady cop who goes undercover to investigate rival gangsters Eddie Swan and Larry Marsh. As the tension escalates, Florence finds herself in grave danger, facing the threat of being eliminated by the gangsters. Just when the situation reaches its peak, Swan and Marsh turn on each other, leading to a dramatic showdown.

With its early 1930s setting, Enemies of the Law captures the essence of pre-Code crime cinema. The film features notable performances from Mary Nolan, Johnnie Walker, Lou Tellegen, and others, illustrating the challenges law enforcement faced in dealing with organized crime. This film is of interest to collectors who appreciate early crime dramas and the evolution of the genre during this era.