Don’t Talk

Year: 1942

Runtime: 22 mins

Language: English

Director: Joseph M. Newman

Drama

In this segment of the Crime Does Not Pay series, the dangers of careless talk during wartime are dramatized. A seemingly innocent comment about shipments of parts bound for a defense plant is overheard by an enemy agent, who uses the information to sabotage the war effort. The story underscores that even a whisper can reach Hitler.

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