Sally of the Subway Trailer

Sally of the Subway Trailer (1932)

"She became a proficient thief- but Jewelry Robberies proved her downfall!" 15 January 1932 Drama, Crime 63 mins

Con artists use a member of a European royal family to swindle a major jewelry company.

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Cast

Jack Mulhall

as Grand Duke Ludwig of Saxe-Thalberg

Dorothy Revier

as Sarah Minx aka Sally of the Subway

Huntley Gordon

as Stanley M. Gordon

Harry Semels

as Leopold Von Trump

Crauford Kent

as Moffitt

Julia Griffith

as Miss Duncan - Credit Manager

George 'Gabby' Hayes

as Police Lieutenant Paxton

Bob Reeves

as Bill - Police Officer

Ellinor Vanderveer

as Mrs. Stubbs

John Webb Dillion

as McMillan, Henchman

William P. Burt

as Scraggs, Henchman

International Titles

The Case of the Black Pearl Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 15 January 1932

Production Companies

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