Special Inspector (1939), starring Rita Hayworth

The second-to-last in the series of quota quickies made at the Willows Park Studio in Victoria, British Columbia. Produced in late 1937 under the working title The Devil in Ermine, the film had a belated US release in 1939. Released in the UK in 1938 as Across the Border, the film stars Charles Quigley and Rita Hayworth, who would immediately start the last production of Central Films, Convicted.
Note: This motion picture is deemed to be public domain because of an improper copyright notice on the print. Under Section 18 of the Copyright Act of 1909, the notice in part must be accompanied by the name of the copyright proprietor. The notice included only the year, with no proprietor listed.

[@coolroy4300]

Wow ,Rita 🤩

[@wesleyrodgers886]

Excellent print quality. Thankyou.

[@charleshendrix232]

Rita bound and gagged! Amazing!

[@rodocar2736]

Thanks for posting. Regards from Argentina. This is 1937 Rita style OK

[@emotionalgarbage4337]

9:20 Rita enters

[@montybagnall1679]

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[@leelarson107]

Yes, I watched it through to the end. Tedious. Wooden acting. Everything happening under cover of night. The gang members double-crossing each other and tying each other up was as silly as the Keystone Kops from a century ago.

[@junbug4997]

Why people don't use the word swell anymore?

[@leelarson107]

It's been worked to death, just like 'quality', 'patriotism', and 'Made-In-USA'. Those were the good old days.

[@ksg9809]

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