Cast

Richard Denning
Bill Crane

Jeanne Cagney
Mary Parker

J. Carrol Naish
Joe Taggerty

Robert Paige
Wally Matson

William Frawley
Emory Balzar

Edward Brophy
Potsy Brill

Robert Ryan
Pete Wells

Leona Roberts
Mrs. Parker

George Ernest
Joey Parker

David Durand
Gumdrop Wilbur

James Seay
Jimmy

Sidney Miller
Sammy Sachs

Alec Craig
MacDonald - Editor

Byron Foulger
Hemingway (uncredited)

Pierre Watkin
A.P. Barton - Editor (uncredited)
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