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Play Sound He can't be bought Is that plain enough. Yeah. Too plain. Anybody that wouldn't take dough is crazy Crazy men are dangerous. A guy like that is liable to get too big and really put the clamps down. And where will we be. Oh I've got something worked out that will take care of that. Is it cute Everything I do is cute.
He can't be bought Is that plain enough. Yeah. Too plain. Anybody that wouldn't take dough is crazy Crazy men are dangerous. A guy like that is liable to get too big and really put the clamps down. And where will we be. Oh I've got something worked out that will take care of that. Is it cute Everything I do is cute.

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Description: A crusading district attorney persuades a clip joint hostess to testify against her mobster boss after her innocent sister is accidentally murdered during one of his unsavory parties.

Cast:
Mary: Bette Davis
David Graham: Humphrey Bogart
Gabby: Lola Lane
Emmy Lou: Isabel Jewell
Florrie: Rosalind Marquis
Estelle: Mayo Methot
Betty: Jane Bryan
Louie: Allen Jenkins
Johnny Vanning: Eduardo Ciannelli
Gordon: John Litel
Charlie: Ben Welden
Ralph Krawford: Damian O'Flynn
Sheldon: Henry O'Neill
Lawyer: Raymond Hatton
Head Waiter: Carlos San Martín
Crandall: William B. Davidson
Eddie: Kenneth Harlan
George Beler: Robert Strange
Bell Captain: Archie Robbins
Mr. Truble: Arthur Aylesworth
Vincent: John Sheehan
Mac: Sam Wren
Ferguson: Edwin Stanley
Drunk: Jack Norton
Juror: Edwin August
Gangster: Jimmy Aye
Sad Man with Emmy Lou in Nightclub: Harlan Briggs
Henchman: Norman Willis
Croupier: Philip Sleeman
Courtroom Reporter: Noble 'Kid' Chissell
Plainclothesman: Tom Coleman
Graham's Trial Assistant: Charles K. French
1st Court Clerk: Ralph Dunn
2nd Cabbie: Frank Faylen
1st Cabbie: John Harron
1st Judge: Gordon Hart
2nd Court Clerk: Emmett Vogan
Man Bringing Graham Coroner's Report: Harry Hayden
Betty's $100 Cabbie: Al Herman
Bailiff: Lew Hicks
3rd Reporter: Max Hoffman Jr.
Doorman: Harry Hollingsworth
Smith: Milton Kibbee
Photographer: Mike Lally
Dancing Club Patron: Ronald R. Rondell
2nd Juror #2: Theodore Lorch
1st Jury Foreman: Wilfred Lucas
Little Joe Dinero: Herman Marks
Party Guest: Larry Steers
Club Intimate Doorman: Alphonse Martell
Courtroom Spectator: Frank McLure
Elevator Operator: Carlyle Moore Jr.
1st Reporter: Lyle Moraine
Reporter: Robert Morgan
2nd Jury Foreman: Jack Mower
Radio News Commentator: Wendell Niles
Club Piano-Mover: Paul Panzer
Bartender: Leo Sulky
Club Intimate Patron: Bob Reeves
Man in Line-Up: John J. Richardson
Café Patron: Milton Royce
Grahams Trial Assistant: Jeffrey Sayre
Gambler: Scott Seaton
Man Next to Little Joe: Charles Sherlock
2nd Juror #3: Eddie Sturgis
Woman in Raid: Dorothy Tree
Det. Ferguson: Guy Usher
2nd Judge: Pierre Watkin
2nd Reporter: Billy Wayne
Waiter: Leo White

Written by: Robert Rossen, Abem Finkel, Seton I. Miller

Director: Lloyd Bacon, Michael Curtiz

Production: First National Pictures

Release date: 10 Apr 1937