Blind Alleys
Overview
Merchant marine Captain Dan Kirby arrives in New York City with his Cuban bride, María. Leaving his hotel to buy flowers, Dan forgets his billfold but meets Julio Lachados, a former admirer of María's. As Dan crosses the street, he is knocked unconscious by an automobile, and the owner, Dr. Webster, has him taken to a private hospital. Failing to find her husband and learning that an unidentified man has been hospitalized, María becomes innocently involved with two jewel thieves, who kidnap her. Dan, regaining consciousness, leaves the hospital and is nursed by Sally Ray. Freed from her captors, María turns to Julio for help and learns of Dan's relationship with Sally, but Dan perceives Sally's duplicity and is reunited with his bride.
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Crew
- Director
- Frank Tuttle
- Writers
- Emmet Crozier, Owen Davis
- Producer
- William LeBaron
- Production
- Paramount Pictures
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Who directed Blind Alleys?
Blind Alleys was directed by Frank Tuttle.
When was Blind Alleys released?
Blind Alleys was released in 1927.
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