Today I Hang

Walter Woolf King and associates quarrel over the sale of some fancy-schmantzy jewelry. When the guy at the head of the syndicate turns up dead, King is framed by his lying associates, and widow Mona Barrie is missing.

Oh boy, what a wild movie this is. Any movie that begins with a nonchalant battle in a fancy dining room and goes from there has to be seen to be believed.

****SPOILERS**** Just when out of town in far off Burma jewel importer Jim O'Brien, Walter Woolf King, shows up at the Courtney residence there's man of the house Henry Courtnry, Harry Woods, and Joseph Rand, James Carven,slugging it out with the butler Hobbs, Paul Scardon, just looking on and enjoying the show. It soon becomes clear that there was a falling out among the two about the DeNormand Necklace that the two were struggling it out over that seemed to have suddenly disappeared.