Circumstantial Evidence (1945)
Overview
A man waits on death row while his son and friend try to prove that he did not kill a grocer with an ax.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.2365 |
Directed By
John Larkin
Crew
Samuel Ornitz
Nat Ferber
David Buttolph
Sam Duncan
Norman Colbert
John Larkin
William Girard
Harry Jackson
Robert F. Metzler
William Eckhardt
Fred J. Rode
Emil Newman
Richard Irvine
Thomas Little
Lyle R. Wheeler
David Raksin
George Leverett
Maurice De Packh
Yvonne Wood
TOP CAST
Michael O'Shea
Joe Reynolds
Lloyd Nolan
Sam Lord
Trudy Marshall
Agnes Hannon
Billy Cummings
Pat Reynolds
Ruth Ford
Mrs. Simms
Reed Hadley
Prosecutor
Roy Roberts
Marty Hannon
Scotty Beckett
Freddy Hanlon
Byron Foulger
Bolger
Dorothy Adams
Bolger's wife
John Eldredge
Judge White
Eddie Marr
Mike Mulvey
Selmer Jackson
Warden
William B. Davidson
Board of Appeals Chairman
John Hamilton
Gov. Hanlon
Ben Welden
Kenny
Ralph Dunn
Cleary, the Cop
Ray Teal
Policeman
Thomas E. Jackson
Detective
Eric Alden
Guard
Brandon Beach
Juror (uncredited)
Edward Biby
Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited)
Charles Cane
Andrews
Ken Christy
Guard
John Davidson
Lawyer
Marvin Davis
Fatso
Lester Dorr
Prisoner
Eddie Dunn
Guard
Edward Earle
Doctor
James Flavin
Guard
Sam Flint
Prison Board Member
William Frambes
Pete
Sherry Hall
Court Clerk
Eddie Hart
Guard
Ted Jordan
Prisoner
Nolan Leary
Undertaker
J. Farrell MacDonald
Jury Foreman
Hugh Maguire
Red
Harry McKim
Murray White
George Melford
Prison Board Member
Philip Morris
Guard
Jimmy O'Gatty
Prisoner
Frank Penny
Undertaker's Assistant
Lee Phelps
Cop
Mel Shubert
Prisoner
Lee Shumway
Guard
Harry Strang
Prison Guard
Leon Tyler
Lefty
Emmett Vogan
Bridge Player
Max Wagner
Truck Driver
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