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Donald Cook as FBI Agent Dave Elliott |
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Evalyn Knapp as Maxine Travers |
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Theodore von Eltz as Mr. Walsh |
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Warren Hymer as Terence 'Midget' Regan |
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J. Carrol Naish as 'Lefty' Tate |
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Herbert Rawlinson as J.W. Keaton |
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Kane Richmond as J.W. 'Jack' Keaton, Jr. |
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Edward Hearn as Insp. Stone |
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James P. Burtis as Lacey |
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Clay Clement as Insp. Arthur M. Preston |
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Reed Howes as FBI Agent Bob Arnold |
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Morgan Wallace as H. Van Cleve |
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Monte Carter as Giuseppe Tomasso Giaconelli |
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Al Bridge as Hanover - Walsh's Henchman |
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Earl Eby as FBI Agent Nash |
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Lynton Brent as FBI Agent Connors |
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George Chesebro as Sardo - Walsh's Henchman |
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Mary Gwynne as Woman |
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Frank Marlowe as G-Man |
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Lillian Castle as Mary - Old Barfly |
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Donald Kerr as Reporter |
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Edwin Argus as Character |
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Jack Gustin as Henchman |
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David Worth as FBI Agent |
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Allen Connor as Official |
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Tom Brower as Elderly Man |
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Harry Harvey as Short Pool Player |
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Robert Homans as Fat Pool Player |
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Allan Cavan as One of Keaton's Lieutenants |
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Earl Dwire as Secretary |
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John Ince as One of Keaton's Lieutenants |
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Lee Phelps as One of Keaton's Lieutenants |
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Alphonse Martell as Jeweller |
| Directing | Edward L. Cahn | Director |
| Writing | John Rathmell | Story |
| Writing | Scott Darling | Story |
| Writing | Wellyn Totman | Screenplay |
