Girls Can Play

The story follows Jimmy Jones, a sports writer who aspires to be a crime reporter. While covering a girl's softball team, he suspects their sponsor, Foy Harris, of being involved in criminal activities despite his claims of reform. This leads Jimmy to investigate further, blending the worlds of sports and crime in a captivating narrative.

With a runtime of just 59 minutes, Girls Can Play offers a brief but engaging exploration of the challenges faced by women in sports during the 1930s. The film features top performances by Charles Quigley, Julie Bishop, and Rita Hayworth, among others. Collectors of classic cinema will appreciate the unique perspective on women's baseball and the crime genre during this period.