Road to Ruin, The (1934) - (Movie Clip) Please Don't Hate Me!
The scene jumps from Ann (Helen Foster) and Tommy (Glen Boles) at the lake, to Ann's unworried parents at home, back to the remorseful teens in The Road to Ruin, 1934.
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