
The Blonde Bandit
Drama · Crime
Overview
A duped bride joins a bookie in love and crime.
Top Cast


Dorothy Patrick
Dorothy Patrick
Gloria Dell
Dorothy Patrick
Gloria Dell


Gerald Mohr
Gerald Mohr
Joe Sapelli
Gerald Mohr
Joe Sapelli


Robert Rockwell
Robert Rockwell
Dist. Atty. Devron
Robert Rockwell
Dist. Atty. Devron


Nana Bryant
Nana Bryant
Mrs. Henley
Nana Bryant
Mrs. Henley


Larry J. Blake
Larry J. Blake
Capt. Ed Roberts
Larry J. Blake
Capt. Ed Roberts


Charles Cane
Charles Cane
Lt. Ralph Metzger
Charles Cane
Lt. Ralph Metzger


Argentina Brunetti
Argentina Brunetti
Mama Sapelli
Argentina Brunetti
Mama Sapelli


Richard Irving
Richard Irving
Benny the Henchman
Richard Irving
Benny the Henchman


Philip Van Zandt
Philip Van Zandt
Artie Jerome, lawyer
Philip Van Zandt
Artie Jerome, lawyer


Eva Novak
Eva Novak
Jail Matron
Eva Novak
Jail Matron
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