A young mechanic loses an amateur fight at a carnival, and sets out to train hard to become a professional boxer.
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William Collier Jr. as Jack Duncan - aka The Fighting Gentleman
Josephine Dunn as Jeanette Larkin
Natalie Moorhead as Violet Reed
Crauford Kent as Claude Morgan
Lee Moran as Mr. Hurley
Pat O'Malley as Dot Moran
James J. Jeffries as Self - Referee
Fred C. Newmeyer Director
United States 07 October 1932
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