I'd Give My Life (1936)

Directors

Edwin L. Marin

Cast

Guy Standing

The story

thumb|From left to right: Guy Standing sitting, next to Janet Beecher and Frances Drake who are standing, in a production still from I'd Give My Life The film starts with the arrival at the state capital of the new governor and his wife, truly decent people who long to do good for the people of their state. A new clean-up governor is told by the local crime boss that he'll regret being a new broom. A young but charming hoodlum (Tom Brown), raised as a foundling in an orphanage, is a pet protégé of racketeer Robert Geckler — the very man the governor has promised to get rid of.

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