This is very early Robert Taylor, but he does handle his role as the crooked nightclub operator turned honest by love well. Virginia Bruce is lovely, as always, and Helen Twelvetrees is a suitable furious dumped girlfriend. Nat Pendleton is excellent as Mr. Taylor’s valet, and Pinky Tomlin sings some of his famous pieces–especially The Object of My Affection.  The DVD will be available from the WB Shop and other retailers.

Toni Bradley comes to New York City, from a small town in Iowa, to take over her late father’s estate and sporting business, which is primarily gambling on sports events, with a lot of the odds reduced beforehand by henchmen who make offer that can’t be turned down by the participants in the games. A group of her father’s associates, led by Steve Gordon and Jack Kramer, are trying to take the properties away from her by saying they are running at a loss or just too troublesome to handle. But with the aid of a songwriter, Pinky Tomlin’ and his girlfriend, “Babe” Heath, Toni fights back and Steve soon turns to her side, also. Synopsis by Les Adams for the IMDb.

Robert Taylor with Virginia Bruce and Helen Twelvetrees