"If They Didn't Pay for Play - she would burn them alive!" 12 December 1966 Comedy 90 mins
The story of a prostitute who, under the influence of a powerful crime syndicate, plans to pull a robbery heist. Inspired by the true story of Carolyn Lima, who was convicted for the murder of Fred A. Tones.
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john rowe Director
United States 12 December 1966
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