Undercover Agent (1939)
A railway postal clerk goes after a sweepstakes counterfeiting ring.
Top billed cast
Russell GleasonBill Trent
Shirley DeaneBetty Madison
Maude EburneMrs. Minnow
J.M. KerriganTom 'Pop' Madison
Oscar O'SheaPat Murphy
Ralf HaroldeBartel
Selmer JacksonJohn Graham
Ray BennettPussyfoot - Henchman
Ralph SanfordJoe Blake
Dick ElliottGarrison - Henchman
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