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Harry Carey as Detective Lieutenant John Lewis |
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Frankie Thomas as Bob Lewis |
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James McCallion as Danny Shay |
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Juanita Quigley as Cynthia |
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El Brendel as Mickhail 'Micky' Bjorgulfsen |
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Leon Ames as 'Chick' Foster |
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Paul Fix as Tommy Shay |
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Marc Lawrence as Henchman Halstead, aka Denver Collins |
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Dorothy Arnold as Mildred |
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Harris Berger as Sailor |
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Hal E. Chester as Murph |
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Charles Duncan as Monk |
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William Benedict as Trouble |
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David Gorcey as Yap |
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Mark Daniels as Young Man |
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Eddy Chandler as Second Guard |
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James Flavin as Doorman |
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Monte Montague as Lieutenant Carson |
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William Ruhl as Police Lieutenant Welles |
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Wade Boteler as Reception Guard |
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Pat Flaherty as Visiting Guest |
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Ernie Adams as Henchman |
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Lane Chandler as Policeman |
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Mary Gordon as Mrs. Flaherty |
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Lloyd Ingraham as Police Ballistics Lab Man |
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George McKay as Emmett Andrews |
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Frank O'Connor as Policeman |
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Bert Roach as Joe |
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William Royle as Club Manager Bert |
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Carleton Young as Eddie, lying trial witness |
| Directing | Harold Young | Director |
| Writing | Arthur T. Horman | Screenplay |
| Sound | Charles Carroll | Sound |
