"A dizzy young girl falls into crime but wins her lawyer's heart."
Jane Bryan
as Connie Heath
Ronald Reagan
as Neil Dillon
Anthony Averill
as Tony Rand
Sheila Bromley
as Hilda Engstrom
Henry O'Neill
as Judge
Elisabeth Risdon
as Kate Heath
Sig Ruman
as Roger Heath
Dorothy Peterson
as Jane Lennox
Susan Hayward
as Gloria Adams
Larry Williams
as Terry Mason
Arthur Hoyt
as Mr. Engstrom
Janet Shaw
as Prison Inmate
Joseph Crehan
as Todd
Mary Avery
as
Marian Alden
as Prisoner
Fern Barry
Wade Boteler
as Policeman in Car
Nat Carr
as Pawnbroker
Bill Cartledge
as Clerk with Mail
Glen Cavender
as Policeman
Lane Chandler
as Second Detective
Hal Craig
as Bailiff
Esther Dale
as Mrs. Engstrom
Paulette Evans
Brenda Fowler
as Miss Kenney
Sol Gorss
as Patrol Officer
Eddie Graham
as Dancer (uncredited)
Earl Gunn
as Clerk
John Hamilton
as Police Chief
Lew Harvey
as Cab Driver
Jan Holm
as Dry Cleaning Clerk
Stuart Holmes
as Jury Foreman
Clara Horton
Dickie Jones
as Magazine Newsboy
Edward Keane
as Bob Brian
Reid Kilpatrick
as Police Broadcaster
Maude Lambert
as Matron Emmy
Carole Landis
as Extra
Lenita Lane
as Inmate Marge
Kate Drain Lawson
as Mrs. Campbell
Vera Lewis
as Miss Lewis
Art Miles
as Bus Announcer
Jack Mower
as Priest
James Nolan
as Dave Warren
Emory Parnell
as Officer Craig
John J. Richardson
as Escaping Convict
Sally Sage
Ralph Sanford
as First Detective
Cliff Saum
as Patrolman
Peggy Shannon
as Inmate Ruth
James Spottswood
as Mr. Craven
Edwin Stanley
as Sutton
Pierre Watkin
as Mr. Storm
William C. McGann
Director
Crane Wilbur
Screenplay
