Bad Boy (1949)
A lawman tries to find the source of a juvenile delinquent's bad behavior.
Top billed cast
Audie MurphyDanny Lester
Lloyd NolanMarshall Brown
Jane WyattMrs. Maud Brown
James GleasonChief
Stanley ClementsBitsy Johnson
Martha VickersLila Strawn
Rhys WilliamsArnold Strawn
Selena RoyleJudge Florence Prentiss
Jimmy LydonTed Hendry (as James Lydon)
Dickie MooreCharlie
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