Race Street (1948)Nice-guy bookie Dan Gannin plans to quit the racket; he's opening a new night club with his torch-singing sister as main attraction... See full summary » Director:Edwin L. Marin |
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Race Street (1948)Nice-guy bookie Dan Gannin plans to quit the racket; he's opening a new night club with his torch-singing sister as main attraction... See full summary » Director:Edwin L. Marin |
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George Raft | ... |
Daniel J. 'Dan' Gannin
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William Bendix | ... |
Lt. Barney Runson
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Marilyn Maxwell | ... |
Robbie Lawrence
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| Frank Faylen | ... |
Phil Dickson
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| Harry Morgan | ... |
Hal Towers
(as Henry Morgan)
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Gale Robbins | ... |
Elaine Gannin
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Cully Richards | ... |
Mike Hadley
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| Mack Gray | ... |
Stringy
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Russell Hicks | ... |
Easy Mason
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Tom Keene | ... |
Al
(as Richard Powers)
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William Forrest | ... |
Nick Walters
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James Nolan | ... |
Herbie
(as Jim Nolan)
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George Turner | ... |
Dixie
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Richard Benedict | ... |
Sam
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Dean White | ... |
Big Jack
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Nice-guy bookie Dan Gannin plans to quit the racket; he's opening a new night club with his torch-singing sister as main attraction. But Dan's best friend Hal runs afoul of "protection" crooks, and Dan goes after them like a one-man police force despite the admonishments of Lt. Barney Runson. But there's one thing Dan didn't bargain on... Written by Rod Crawford <puffinus@u.washington.edu>
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