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A Polish American veteran who returns from World War II to find his nightclub taken over by the mob and his partner missing. He steals $100,000 and hides at a settlement house, where he falls in love...
A kind-hearted social worker who visits Victor and Clara over reported domestic problems and mistakenly believes Joe is Victor when she takes him into her custody. She and Joe fall in love, but she as...
The new crime boss who takes control of the gambling operation. Joe enters the gambling joint through a secret passage and retrieves the stolen money from Barney's office vault. Barney's mobsters late...
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As Joe and Jenny become better acquainted at the settlement house, they begin falling in love. Jenny later asks him to return the money so they can be...
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Criminals connected to the gambling operation burn the settlement house while searching for Joe, leaving the charity building smoldering in ruins.
Joe enters the gambling joint through a secret passage and takes the money back from the office vault of the new crime boss, Barney Teener.
A fugitive's desire to escape poverty is transformed into a final act of sacrifice for a charitable community and the woman he loves.
Directed by Gordon Douglas, Henry Levin
Mr. Soft Touch (1949) · 6.8/10 · crime, drama, romance
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