A man framed for murder escapes from prison in order to prove his innocence.
Roy William Neill
Director
H.B. Warner
Inspector Tracy
Walter Byron
Ronald Quayle
Bette Davis
Peggy Lowell
Natalie Moorhead
Caroline Quayle
William B. Davidson
John Utterson
Crauford Kent
Sam Lewis
Halliwell Hobbes
Phillips
Murray Kinnell
Carr
Charles K. Gerrard
Bailiff
Oscar Apfel
Dr. Horgenson
Frank Atkinson
Man from Cartier's
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