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| MGM/UA (1938) | |||||
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In Collection
#461 |
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| Spencer Tracy | Father Flanagan | |
| Mickey Rooney | Whitey Marsh | |
| Henry Hull | Dave Morris | |
| Leslie Fenton | Dan Farrow | |
| Gene Reynolds | Tony Ponessa | |
| Edward Norris | Joe Marsh | |
| Addison Richards | The Judge | |
| Minor Watson | The Bishop | |
| Jonathan Hale | John Hargraves | |
| Bobs Watson | Pee Wee | |
| Martin Spellman | Skinny | |
| Mickey Rentschler | Tommy Anderson | |
| Frankie Thomas | Freddie Fuller | |
| Jimmy Butler | Paul Ferguson | |
| Sidney Miller | Mo Kahn |
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| Producer | John W. Considine Jr.
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| Writer | Eleanore Griffin
Dore Schary |
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| Cinematography |
Sidney Wagner
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| Musician | Edward Ward
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Against all odds Father Flanagan starts "Boys' Town" after hearing a convict's story. Whitey Marsh comes there. He runs away but, hungry, returns. He runs away again but, when friend Pee Wee is hit by a car, returns. He runs away and joins his brother's gang. Flanagan and the boys capture the crooks and the reward saves the town. |
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