Men in Exile Trailer

Men in Exile Trailer (1937)

04 April 1937 Drama, Crime, Romance 58 mins

An ex-con takes flight after he's framed for a jewelry store robbery and murder.

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Cast

Dick Purcell

as Jimmy Carmody

June Travis

as Sally Haines

Margaret Irving

as Mother Haines

Veda Ann Borg

as Rita Crane

Norman Willis

as Rocky Crane

Alan Baxter

as Danny Haines

Carlos De Valdez

as General Alcatraz (as Carlos Devaldez)

John Alexander

as Ronald Witherspoon

Demetris Emanuel

as Gomez's Aide

Sol Gorss

as Gomez's Aide Outside Office

John Harron

as Police Radio Operator

Jack Mower

as Ship's Captain

International Releases Dates

United States 04 April 1937

Production Companies

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