The Woman Condemned

The Woman Condemned follows the story of a radio star found murdered in her home, with a young woman discovered at the scene presumed to be the culprit. Newspaper reporter Jerry Beall believes in her innocence and begins to investigate further.

This film is part of the crime, drama, and mystery genres, showcasing themes of investigation and justice. The film features performances by Lola Lane, Richard Hemingway, and Mischa Auer, among others. Its release during the early 1930s offers a glimpse into the storytelling and production styles of that era, appealing to collectors interested in period pieces and women's contributions to cinema.