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Description: Runyonesque Broadway gamblers turn patriotic when they stumble onto a cell of Nazi saboteurs.

Cast:
'Gloves' Donahue: Humphrey Bogart
Ebbing: Conrad Veidt
Leda Hamilton: Kaaren Verne
Mrs. Donahue: Jane Darwell
Barney: Frank McHugh
Pepi: Peter Lorre
Madame: Judith Anderson
Sunshine: William Demarest
Starchy: Jackie Gleason
Waiter: Paul Panzer
Spats Hunter: Wallace Ford
Marty Callahan: Barton MacLane
Joe Denning: Edward Brophy
Steindorff: Martin Kosleck
Annabelle: Jean Ames
Mr. Miller: Ludwig Stössel
Mrs. Miller: Irene Seidner
Forbes: James Burke
Smitty: Ben Welden
Anton: Hans Schumm
Sage: Charles Cane
Spence: Frank Sully
Deacon: Sam McDaniel
Police Officer: Fred Aldrich
Shortwave Radio Man: Louis V. Arco
Woman: Regina Wallace
Auction Attendee: Edward Biby
Art Gallery Watchman: Egon Brecher
Reporter: Cyril Ring
2nd Police Lieutenant: Wally Brown
Club Patron: Frank McLure
Mrs. Novak: Gertrude Carr
Police Sergeant: Clancy Cooper
Brawler: Noble 'Kid' Chissell
Westmore Hotel Clerk: Chester Clute
Pastry Chef at Charlie's Restaurant: Al Eben
Losing Bidder's Husband: Dick Elliott
Diner Customer: Sam Finn
Gloves' Rescuer at Nazi Meeting: Chester Gan
Callahan's Henchman: Charles Sullivan
Nazi: Jack Gordon
Gunman at Warehouse: Sol Gorss
Callahan's Bouncer: Mike Lally
Watchman at Warehouse: Hans Joby
Ebbing's Henchman: John Stark
Man at Toy Maneuvers Discussion: Al Lloyd
Lady Behind Gloves at Auction: Mira McKinney
Lichtig: Carl Ottmar
Cop Outside Warehouse: Emory Parnell
Turnkey: Lee Phelps
Muller: Otto Reichow
Cashier: Sammy Shack
Cop: Don Turner
Assistant Auctioneer: Philip Van Zandt
Meeting Receptionist: Henry Victor
Doctor at Meeting: Frederik Vogeding
Chef #2 at Charlie's Restaurant: Billy Wayne
Chef #1 at Charlie's Restaurant: Leo White
Lottie: Lottie Williams
Police Lieutenant at Miller's Home Bakery: Charles C. Wilson
Frascher: Wolfgang Zilzer

Written by: Leonard Spigelgass, Edwin Gilbert, Leo Rosten

Director: Vincent Sherman

Production: Warner Bros. Pictures

Release date: 10 Jan 1942