Tomorrow Is Another Day is a 1951 American crime film noir directed by Felix E. Feist and starring Ruth Roman and Steve Cochran.

Plot

Convicted of murdering his abusive father at age 13, Bill Clark is freed after 18 years behind bars. On his release, Bill meets Dan Monroe, who seems to be friendly, but is angered when he discovers that Monroe is a reporter exploiting Bill for a sensational story about the released "boy killer." Now wary of people and not accustomed to women, Bill is attracted to taxi dancer Cathy "Cay" Higgins, who initially rejects his advances. After he gives her a watch and they tour the city together, she invites him to her apartment, where they are confronted by George Conover, Cathy's estranged boyfriend, who orders Bill to leave and brandishes a gun. Bill attacks Conover and wrests control of the gun but is knocked unconscious. Cathy retrieves the gun, shooting Conover when he moves toward her. Conover staggers out of the apartment and hails a cab. When Bill awakens, he finds Cathy packing to leave.