Baby Face Harrington (1935)
Overview
Thanks to a series of comic mishaps, a timid, small-town office clerk finds himself wanted by the police and labeled by the media as "Public Enemy No. 2." Comedy.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.166 |
Directed By
Raoul Walsh
Crew
Raoul Walsh
Douglas Shearer
Nunnally Johnson
William LeBaron
Edgar Selwyn
Edwin H. Knopf
Charles Lederer
Edgar Selwyn
William S. Gray
Cedric Gibbons
Oliver T. Marsh
TOP CAST
Charles Butterworth
Willie Harrington
Una Merkel
Millicent Harrington
Eugene Pallette
Uncle Henry
Harvey Stephens
Ronald Lawford
Nat Pendleton
Rocky Bannister
Donald Meek
Seriah Skinner
Ruth Selwyn
Dorothy
Edward Nugent
Albert
Robert Livingston
George
Stanley Fields
"Murder" Mullens
Claude Gillingwater
Colton
Richard Carle
Judge Forbes
G. Pat Collins
Hank
Dorothy Libaire
Edith
Raymond Brown
McGuire
Wade Boteler
Glynn
Bradley Page
Dave
Harry C. Bradley
Bank Cashier
William C. Camp
Clubman
Wallis Clark
Mr. Stokes
Galen Gough
Gangster
William Gould
Country Club Patron
Bert Hanlon
Waiter with Eggs
Donald Kerr
Reporter
Wilbur Mack
Charlie - Reporter
Wally Maher
Reporter
Frank Moran
Sleepy Prisoner
Dennis O'Keefe
Country Club Patron
Lee Phelps
Policeman
Paul Porcasi
Headwaiter
Henry Roquemore
Country Club Patron
Will Stanton
Drunken Prisoner
Carl Stockdale
Mr. Tunney
Dale Van Sickel
Country Club Patron
Robert Wayne
Clubman
Charles C. Wilson
City Editor
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