Give Till It Hurts

The film follows two scam artists who pose as philanthropists, attempting to raise money for a local clinic. However, their true intentions are to pocket the donations instead of helping those in need. The narrative dives into the darker side of charity and the lengths individuals will go to exploit goodwill.

With a runtime that reflects the era, this film presents a clear message about the consequences of scam artistry and fraud. Featuring a cast that includes Janet Beecher, Clay Clement, and Howard Hickman, it encapsulates the style and concerns of 1930s crime cinema. Collectors of vintage films will find interest in its portrayal of social issues through the lens of crime, as well as its place within the broader context of the Crime Does Not Pay series.