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Virginia Bruce | Elizabeth Flagg | |
Walter Pidgeon | Tyler Flagg | |
Lee Bowman | Michael McLain | |
Ann Dvorak | Mrs. Eva McLain | |
Ilka Chase | Jo Brennan | |
Rita Johnson | Barbara Winter | |
Richard Lane | Jerry Broday | |
Ann E. Todd | Susan Flagg | |
Paul Stanton | Assistant District Attorney Galway | |
Ferike Boros | Mrs. D'Amoro | |
Mariska Aldrich | Police Matron | |
Ernie Alexander | Reporter | |
Jack Baxley | Conductor at Train Station | |
Barbara Bedford | Miss Watson | |
Margaret Bert | Sara |
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Producer | John W. Considine Jr.
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Writer | David Hertz
W.E. Woodward |
Wealthy socialite Elizabeth Flagg is courted by persistent Michael McLain, despite her protests that she is a married woman. McLain is just charming enough to attract Elizabeth into a series of harmless dalliances. But when he tries to extort money from her, they quarrel violently and she shoots at him with his own gun. McLain's wife Eva is arrested for his murder. With strong circumstantial evidence against her, Eva seems sure to be convicted... until the guilt-ridden Elizabeth persuades her own husband, defense attorney Tyler Flagg, to take the woman's case. He does so, but without knowing of his wife's involvement. |
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