Soak the Poor

Year: 1937

Runtime: 16 mins

Language: English

Director: Harold S. Bucquet

Crime

Set within MGM’s “Crime Does Not Pay” series, the short illustrates how a gang of racketeers terrorizes independent grocers, hijacking government relief tickets and inflating prices. Their intimidation forces shop owners to pass the added freight costs onto consumers, exposing the destructive ripple of organized crime on everyday commerce.

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