Attorney for the Defense Trailer

Attorney for the Defense Trailer (1932)

21 May 1932 Drama 70 mins

A lawyer is haunted by a previous case in which he manipulated evidence and convicted an innocent man.

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Cast

Edmund Lowe

as William J. Burton

Evelyn Brent

as Val Lorraine

Constance Cummings

as Ruth Barry

Don Dillaway

as Paul Wallace

Douglas Haig

as Paul Wallace as a Boy

Dorothy Peterson

as Mrs. Wallace

Bradley Page

as Nick Quinn aka Kramer

Nat Pendleton

as Mugg Malone

Dwight Frye

as James Wallace

Wallis Clark

as District Attorney James A. Crowell

Clarence Muse

as Jefferson Q. Leffingwell

Blackie Whiteford

as Tall man leaving courtroom

Oscar Apfel

as Managing Editor

Bess Flowers

as Telephone Operator

Eddie Foster

as Malone's Betting Crony in Courtroom

Sherry Hall

as Reporter

Crew

Harry Cohn

Harry Cohn Producer

Ted Tetzlaff

Ted Tetzlaff Director of Photography

David Selman

David Selman Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

United States 21 May 1932

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