| Directed by |
George W. Hill |
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| Screenplay by |
Frances Marion |
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| Story by |
Frances Marion |
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| Cast: | ||
| Louis Scorpio | Wallace Beery | |
| Richard Newton - Attorney at Law | Lewis Stone | |
| Hank Rogers | Johnny Mack Brown | |
| Anne Courtland | Jean Harlow | |
| Peaches | Marjorie Rambeau | |
| Nick Mizoski - the Gouger | Paul Hurst | |
| Carl Luckner | Clark Gable | |
| Johnny Franks | Ralph Bellamy | |
| Joe Colimo | John Miljan | |
| Chief of Police Donlin | DeWitt Jennings | |
| Metz - the Dummy | Murray Kinnell | |
| Judge | Frank McGlynn Sr. | |
| District Attorney Keeler | Theodore Von Eltz | |
| Girl | Mary Carlisle | |
| Mr. Simms - Ballistics Expert | Charles Giblyn | |
| Official | Joseph W. Girard | |
| Blackjacking Gangster | Tom London | |
| Smelts - Waiter | Lee Phelps | |
| Produced by |
Irving Thalberg George W. Hill |
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| Edited by |
Blanche Sewell |
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| Year: | 1931 | |
| Running time: | 83 minutes | |
| Country: | United States | |
| Language: | English | |