Confession (1955)
A confession to a priest from a thief leads to the priest's life being threatened by his gang.
Top billed cast
Sydney ChaplinMike Nelson
Audrey DaltonLouise Nelson
John BentleyInspector Kessler
Peter HammondAlan
John WelshFather Neil
Jefferson CliffordPop Nelson
Patrick AllenCorey
Robert RaglanBecklan- Betty WolfeMrs. Poole
- Richard HuggettYoung Priest
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