Convict's Code Trailer

Convict's Code Trailer (1939)

18 January 1939 Drama, Crime 62 mins

On parole after three years in prison, a football player encounters the man who framed him.

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Cast

Robert Kent

as Dave Tyler

Anne Nagel

as Julie Warren

Sidney Blackmer

as Gregory Warren

Victor Kilian

as C.W. Bennett

Norman Willis

as Joe Russell

Maude Eburne

as Mrs. Magruder

Ben Alexander

as Jeff Palmer

Pat Flaherty

as Sniffy Johnson

Carleton Young

as Pete Jennings

George Cleveland

as Gas Station Attendant

Harry Strang

as Tony Lynch

Howard Hickman

as Prison Warden

Joan Barclay

as Elaine

Lester Dorr

as Bank Teller

Jane Keckley

as Hawkins' Landlady

Donald Kerr

as Barfly

Crew

Eddie Stein

Eddie Stein Assistant Director

Arthur Martinelli

Arthur Martinelli Cinematography

International Releases Dates

United States 18 January 1939

Production Companies

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