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1931 · Released · 77 min
MovieMovieMovie1931 · Released · 77 min
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George Bancroft
Mark Flint
Kay Francis
Edith Flint
Clive Brook
Noel Adams
Regis Toomey
Regan
Lucien Littlefield
Charles McCloskey
Gilbert Emery
Franklin
Harry Beresford
Egbert Bertram Arnold
Mary Foy
Mrs. Wilson
Jackie Searl
Little Wilson Boy
Fred Kelsey
Detective Sgt. Vincent Molloy
William Arnold
Member of Board of Directors
Irving Bacon
Reporter Kent (uncredited)
Vince Barnett
Barrett, Convict Reporter
Lynton Brent
Reporter
Davison Clark
Reporter
Monte Collins
Reporter Collins
Adrienne D'Ambricourt
Flint's French Maid
Robert Dudley
Flint's Secretary
Perry Ivins
Pressman
Broderick O'Farrell
Member of Board of Directors
Leslie Palmer
Fenton, Adams' Butler
Robert Parrish
Copy Boy
George C. Pearce
Warden
Victor Potel
Reporter
Jack Richardson
Reporter
Syd Saylor
Nichols, Photographer
Scott Seaton
Minor Role
Nick Stuart
Newspaper Office Messenger
Frederick Sullivan
Matthews, Broker in Prison
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