City Streets (1931)
A mobster's daughter leads her boyfriend from the circus into bootlegging.
Top billed cast
Gary CooperThe Kid
Sylvia SidneyNan Cooley
Paul LukasBig Fellow Maskal
William 'Stage' BoydMcCoy
Wynne GibsonAgnes
Guy KibbeePop Cooley
Stanley FieldsBlackie
Betty SinclairPansy
Robert HomansPolice inspector
Barbara LeonardEsther March
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