| Brian Donlevy | Daniel 'Dan' McGinty |
| Muriel Angelus | Catherine McGinty |
| Akim Tamiroff | The Boss |
| Allyn Joslyn | George |
| William Demarest | The Politician |
| Louis Jean Heydt | Tommy Thompson |
| Arthur Hoyt | Mayor Wilfred H. Tillinghast |
| Harry Rosenthal | Louie, the Bodyguard |
| Libby Taylor | Bessy, the Colored Maid |
| Steffi Duna | The Dancing Girl |
| Esther Howard | Madame Juliette La Jolla |
| Dewey Robinson | Benny Felgman |
| Richard Carle | Dr. Jarvis, Card Player in Cantina |
| Byron Foulger | Governor's secretary (uncredited) |
| Emory Parnell | Policeman at soup kitchen (uncredited) |
| Victor Potel | Cook (uncredited) |
| Harry Hayden | Poll watcher at barber shop (uncredited) |
| Robert Warwick | Opposition speaker (uncredited) |
In a dive south of the border, bartender Dan McGinty stops a young man from committing suicide after a moment of dishonesty, and relates how a moment of honesty brought him down in a flashback. As a young man, McGinty joins a crooked political boss and rises from extortionist to alderman. Urged by the boss to marry his secretary to give respectability to his run for mayor, McGinty agrees -- only to fall in love with his wife and decide to do an honest thing for once in his life.
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