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The March of Crime is a crime short film from 1936 directed by Louis Sonney. It features Wedgwood Nowell in a prominent role. This film is a classic representation of the crime genre in early cinema.
The March of Crime is relatively scarce, especially in its original format. Many collectors have noted it appearing predominantly in compilation reels or on budget label releases, but finding a standalone version is a bit of a hunt. Interest seems to be growing among genre enthusiasts, particularly those intrigued by the lesser-known works of Louis Sonney. It represents a slice of crime filmmaking that doesn’t often get the spotlight, making it a fascinating piece for dedicated collectors.
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The March of Crime is a crime short film.
The March of Crime was directed by Louis Sonney.
The March of Crime was released in 1936.
Wedgwood Nowell is featured in The March of Crime.
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