01 July 1933 Drama, Crime, Romance 73 mins
A woman who works in a dance hall attracts the attention of a bored but rich drunk, which causes friction with her boyfriend.
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Helen Chandler as Nora Marsh
Jason Robards Sr. as Jerry Raymond
Edward Nugent as Patrick Gibbs Jr.
Natalie Moorhead as Clare
Alberta Vaughn as Myra
Jane Keckley as Mrs. Gibbs
Ronnie Cosby as Donnie
Clarence Geldart as Sheriff
United States 01 July 1933
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