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Melvyn Douglas
Kenny Williams

Joan Blondell
Maxine Carroll

Clarence Kolb
Captain McGovern

Ruth Donnelly
Effie Perkins

Edward Brophy
Buck Moseby

Donald MacBride
Lieutenant Bixler

Don Beddoe
Detective Deever

Jonathan Hale
Mayor

John Wray
Stanley

Jane Barnes
Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Julie Bishop
Face of 7th Victim in Newspaper Photo (uncredited)

Lela Bliss
Citizens Committee Woman (uncredited)

Maurice Cass
Little Man (uncredited)

Jimmy Conlin
Master of Ceremonies (uncredited)

Dick Curtis
Joe (uncredited)

Eddie Dunn
Race Track Spectator (uncredited)

Maude Eburne
Landlady (uncredited)

Sarah Edwards
Citizens Committee Woman (uncredited)

Dick Elliott
Druggist (uncredited)

Lorna Gray
Nurse (uncredited)

Richard Lane
Reagan (uncredited)

Robert Middlemass
Police Commissioner (uncredited)

Walter Miller
Browning (uncredited)

Sally Payne
Jean - Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Barbara Pepper
Muriel - Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Ralph Peters
Joe - Tobacco Store Proprietor (uncredited)

Virginia Sale
Miss Mason - Schoolteacher (uncredited)

Walter Sande
Police Stenographer (uncredited)

Harry Semels
Race Track Spectator (uncredited)

Peggy Shannon
Kitty (uncredited)
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1964 · 678 votes
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1947 · 107 votes
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1967 · 70 votes
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1976 · 932 votes
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1977 · 81 votes
