Judge and his mistress are investigated on suspicions of corruption.Judge and his mistress are investigated on suspicions of corruption.Judge and his mistress are investigated on suspicions of corruption.
Reginald Barlow
- District Attorney Grant
- (uncredited)
Clarence Burton
- Detective Madigan
- (uncredited)
Frederick Burton
- Judge Oscar 'Jim' Erskine
- (uncredited)
Eddy Chandler
- Thug Beating Up Mike
- (uncredited)
George Cooper
- Safecracking Thug
- (uncredited)
Henry Hall
- Committee Man
- (uncredited)
DeWitt Jennings
- Court Policeman
- (uncredited)
Lew Kelly
- Mr. Davis - Social Worker
- (uncredited)
George Magrill
- Strong Arm Man
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAfter Walter Huston's character makes an obviously mealy-mouthed political statement to a reporter, the latter sarcastically tells him "If this had been at Gettysburg, I'd have thought you were Lincoln." It is probably not a coincidence that Huston had played Abraham Lincoln in Abraham Lincoln (1930).
- GoofsThere are three addition errors in the bank book at the $1500, $8000, and $10,000 deposits. According to the deposits, the bank account has only $39,000, rather than the $60,000 it shows.
- Quotes
Thomas Madigan: This Judge Moffett is a pretty gay bird. He's keeping a girl by the name of Lil Baker in a Park Avenue apartment. She's got her own auto and everything. Now you gents know what that's called.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace (2019)
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A great little Pre-Coder with Walter Huston playing a slimeball crooked judge being investigated by a committee headed by honorable judge Lewis Stone. Huston is such a creep in this. He sends an innocent woman to jail on a trumped-up charge, has her husband beaten up, AND has their kid taken away from them. All because he wrongly believed the woman knew something about his crooked activities. What a bastard!
Walter Huston made a lot of interesting movies in the '30s and this is certainly one of them. He does a good job with an evil unconscionable character. Anita Page and Phillips Holmes are great as the young couple Huston sets out to destroy. Jean Hersholt has a small part as a friend of Holmes. This is a really good one for fans of the kind of gritty urban crime dramas that were made in the early '30s. Pretty compelling stuff.
Walter Huston made a lot of interesting movies in the '30s and this is certainly one of them. He does a good job with an evil unconscionable character. Anita Page and Phillips Holmes are great as the young couple Huston sets out to destroy. Jean Hersholt has a small part as a friend of Holmes. This is a really good one for fans of the kind of gritty urban crime dramas that were made in the early '30s. Pretty compelling stuff.
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- Runtime1 hour 32 minutes
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