Albert S. Rogell
Director


When Public Enemy No. 3 Sonny McGann meets composer Bob Gunther, he gets the idea of having Bob write music to a poem he has written about his long-lost sweetheart Sadie McGlonsky. Somewhere between kidnapping and gentle persuasion, Sonny takes Bob and his girlfriend Linda Carroll to his penthouse hideout and orders Bob to write the music. After completion, Sonny and his mob use some strong-arm persuasion to get it on "The Hit Parade." Bob tries to trick Sonny saying he can't write any more music because of his unrequited love for music comedy star Magda Delys. Sonny's solution is to have his men bring Magda and a minister with a marriage license to the penthouse. Bob is forced to begin the ceremony but Public Enemy No. 2, Big Foot Louie, barges in and reveals that his own hobby is writing music. And Sonny recognizes Magda as his long-lost love Sadie McGlonsky. He and Big Foot decide to quit the rackets and surrender to the District Attorney so they can collaborate on writing hit songs "in the pen."
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Albert S. Rogell
Director

John Sutton
Boston

Romaine Callender
O'Toole

Broderick Crawford
Michael G. 'Sonny' McGann

Jessie Ralph
Mama McGann

Warren Hymer
Big Foot Louie

Horace McMahon
Bugs

Dewey Robinson
Roundhouse

Ralph Brooks
Orchestra Leader

Hobart Cavanaugh
Justice of the Peace

Eddy Chandler
Hogan

Johnny Downs
Robert Lee 'Bob' Gunther

Peggy Moran
Linda Carroll

Gertrude Michael
Magda Delys

Murray Alper
Nails

Ernest Morrison
Joe

Jeni Le Gon
Annie

Heinie Conklin
Beanery Proprietor

Sayre Dearing
Henchman
James Edward Grant
Writer