Paula (1952) stand The family rallies to bring

The family rallies to bring the band back together to get Joe's money

one that seems hell-bent on taking the life of Sir Henry Baskerville

She seeks his help with protecting a gubernatorial candidate from slander caused by mysterious forces intent on getting him to drop out of the election

who would return to the boards but not the screen

renowned for his portrayal of the telephone's inventor in The Story of Alexander Graham Bell

Paula (1952) stand The family rallies to bringFormer cinematographer (Gilda, Address Unknown) turned director (D. O. A., The Dark Past) Rudolph Mate brings his noir toolbox to this study of guilt and redemption that's part melodrama, part suspense. Academy Award winner Loretta Young (1947, Best Actress, The Farmer's Daughter) is Paula Rogers, the middle class wife of a young and up and coming college professor (Kent Smith) whose depression over her inability to have a child is channeled into