Parole Girl (1933)
A woman convicted of fraud aims to take her revenge on the man who put her inside after being released on parole.
Top billed cast
Mae ClarkeSylvia Day
Ralph BellamyJoseph B. 'Joe' Smith
Marie PrevostJeanie Vance
Hale HamiltonAnthony 'Tony' Grattan
Ferdinand GottschalkTaylor
Ernest WoodDavison - 1st Store Manager- Sam GodfreyWalsh - 2nd Store Manager
- John Paul JonesHarris - 2nd Store Detective
Lee PhelpsBurns - 1st Store Detective
Lucile BrowneMiss Manning
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