Never Too Late

November. 27,1935 NR

Rating：

5.2

Genre：

Drama Crime

Keywords：

Jewel Thieves

Trailer Synopsis Cast

A young man gets mixed up with a stolen necklace and a gang of ruthless jewel thieves.

Richard Talmadge as Det. Dick Manning

Thelma White as Helen Lloyd

Robert Frazer as Commissioner George Hartley

Mildred Harris as Marie Lloyd Hartley

Vera Lewis as Mother Hartley

George Chesebro as Dude Hannigan - Second Henchman At Auction

Bull Montana as Monte, an escaped convict

Paul Ellis as Lavelle, the jewel thief

Lloyd Ingraham as Chief of Detectives Winter

Bob Walker as Matt Dunning - Henchman bidding at auction

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Reviews

Lovesusti

1935/11/27

The Worst Film Ever

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Exoticalot

1935/11/28

People are voting emotionally.

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Teddie Blake

1935/11/29

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

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Jenna Walter

1935/11/30

The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

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JohnHowardReid

1935/12/01

Richard Talmadge (Dick Manning), Thelma White (Helen Lloyd), Mildred Harris (Marie Lloyd Hartley), Paul Ellis (Lavelle), George Chesebro, Robert Walker (henchmen), Lloyd Ingraham (successful bidder), Robert Frazer (Hartley), Vera Lewis (Mrs Hartley), Bull Montana (Monte, the escapee).Director: BERNARD B. RAY. Screenplay: Jack Natteford (dialogue), Richard Talmadge (continuity). Story: Bennett Cohen. Photography: Pliny Goodfriend. Film editor: Frank Atkinson. Assistant director: Ira Webb. Sound recording: J.S. Westmoreland. Producer: Bernard B. Ray.Not copyrighted by Reliable Pictures Corporation. No recorded New York opening. U.S. release: 27 November 1935. 53 minutes. Alternative title: IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. SYNOPSIS: Daredevil detective, Dick Manning, nabs a gang of warehouse bandits led by a blackmailing jewel thief.COMMENT: Borrowing a plot strand from "The Three Musketeers", this story serves mainly as an excuse for a series of acrobatic escapades by Richard Talmadge. One must admit that the daredevil, Talmadge, is not only in great form, but comes across as a moderately appealing personality. And it's also good to record that despite some histrionic shortcomings, Miss White makes an agreeable heroine. The rest of the players are serviceable enough. And it's certainly interesting to see that perennial solid western heavy, George Chesebro, in a suit (and doing a couple of double takes at that). Mr. Ray's direction rates a cut above his usual humdrum standard, thanks to some great location work with police cars speeding all out along actual streets and alley-ways.

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