This was enjoyable--much more than I expected. The picture and sound quality is pretty poor--and no, it's not some pirated copy--this still has the sticker on--my aunt bought it on clearance. There's not one star name in this--and there are plenty of glaring plot holes in this tale of a woman trying to prove the innocence of a man sentenced to death. That "bridge of sighs" is the one connecting the courts to the jail. But a lot of the dialogue is witty, Marion Courtney is a surprisingly intelligent, brave kickass heroine for 1936 and she's played well by Dorothy Tree. If nothing else, I found myself entertained by the period details. ( )