What a wonderful actor Oskar Homolka was who plays the central role of an antiques dealer in a London shop who has a shady past and acts as a "fence" for stolen jewellery.(I first saw Oskar in "Sabotage" (1936) with Sylvia Sidney).
This would have been a perfect part for Edward G. Robinson, and it is most probably the finest performance ever on the screen by Oskar Homolka, who is the old antiquary in the shop by Sly Corner with a rising concert violinist for a daughter (Muriel Pavlow), who is all he has to live for.
