Synopsis

April of 1932 found Chicago under the iron grip of organized crime, its power wielded by ruthless figures like Nate Kester. Once a formidable enforcer for the Capone syndicate, Kester now maintained a veneer of respectability as the owner of the Odeon Theatre, a purveyor of burlesque. Beneath the theatrical facade, however, lay a lucrative bootlegging operation. Kester’s men brought in Henry Bogar, whose territory encompassed five and six states and specialized in imported brandy. Kester informe