The Damned Don't Cry

Fashion buyers, not impressed by Sandra (Jacqueline de Wit), are helpless before the hotness of the new girl Ethel (Joan Crawford), both then sent on a date by Wally (Eddie Marr), in Vincent Sherman's The Damned Don't Cry, 1950.

New-to-the-game Ethel (Joan Crawford) and slick gangster Castleman (David Brian) are discussing setting up her boyfriend as a bookie, and ensuing matters, in Vincent Sherman's The Damned Don't Cry, 1950.

From the funeral of their son, killed in a bike accident precipitated by their bitter quarrel, Ethel (Joan Crawford) and first-husband Roy (Richard Egan) have it out, her parents (Sara Perry, Morris Ankrum) impotent bystanders, in Vincent Sherman's The Damned Don't Cry, 1950.

The opening scene in which first a body, then home movies of a "rich oil heiress" (Joan Crawford) who isn't, are discovered by the sheriff and deputy (Jamesson Shade, Tom Greenway), from Vincent Sherman's The Damned Don't Cry, 1950.