Life Goes On

The film centers around Sally Weston, whose husband's death prompts her to relocate to New York City with her two sons, Bob and Henry. As they grow up, Bob becomes a successful lawyer while Henry, influenced by crime, finds himself in trouble with the law.

When gangster "Bull" Connors frames Henry, now known as Monte, for murder, the narrative shifts to Bob's quest to clear his brother's name. This storyline weaves together themes of family loyalty, the pursuit of justice, and the stark contrast between legal and criminal paths.

Featuring a cast that includes Louise Beavers and Edward Thompson, Life Goes On offers a glimpse into the struggles of its characters against a backdrop of crime and ambition. The film is part of the action, crime, and drama genres, appealing to collectors interested in classic cinema from the late 1930s.