11 November 1949 Drama 88 mins
A convict on the run returns to his native village to see his daughter again, who believes him to be dead. The priest intervenes to avoid a scandal that would reflect on the young girl on the eve of getting married.
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Rolland D'Amour as le détective
Denis Drouin as Lionel Théberge
Camille Ducharme as le notaire
Paul Guèvremont as Leblanc
Juliette Huot as Mlle Jolicoeur
Ovila Légaré as Le curé
Lise Roy as Juliette Martel
Guy Mauffette as Noiraud
Jeannette Teasdale as Mme Theberge
Eugène Daigneault as Le Bedeau
Blanche Gauthier as Honorine
Robert Choquette Screenplay
Paul Gury Director
Robert Choquette Novel
Roger Racine Director of Photography
Morris C. Davis Original Music Composer
Canada 11 November 1949
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