Girls in Chains

When Ruth Martin is discharged from her teaching position because her sister is married to a notorious criminal (who is basically running the city), she accepts a job at a girls correctional facility. Her intent is to try and prepare the inmates for a better life once they are released. Ruth runs up against the supervisor (who is controlled by her brother-in-law) who is only interested in skimming money off the budget and his gang of matrons who only want to keep the girls in line doing laundry. Written by Ron Kerrigan Girls in Chains is a 1943 American English-language Crime Drama motion picture featuring Arline Judge, Roger Clark, Robin Raymond, Barbara Pepper, Dorothy Burgess, Clancy Cooper and Crane Whitley. Girls in Chains was Produced by Leon Fromkess and Peter R. Van Duinen. Girls in Chains is written by Albert Beich and Edgar G. Ulmer and it is directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. Producers Releasing Corporation acquired the distribution rights for the film. Girls in Chains was released on 17th May 1943 and takes a screen time of 75 minutes. Cinematography was done by Ira H. Morgan and editing by Charles Henkel Jr. The music was composed by Leo Erdody.
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