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Blondie Johnson
When Blondie Johnson's mother dies in poverty, Blondie vows that she will never be poor again. Convinced that virtue doesn't pay, she travels to the city and immediately begins a con with the help of taxi driver Red Charley. Later that evening, after splitting the take with Red, one of her marks, Danny Jones, spots her and invites her home with him for a talk.
Ray Enright
Casts & Crew
Joan Blondell
Chester Morris
Allen Jenkins
Earle Foxe
Claire Dodd
Mae Busch
Joseph Cawthorn
Olin Howland
Toshia Mori
Arthur Vinton
Donald Kirke
Tom Kennedy
Charles Lane
Maurice Black
Naomi Childers
Charles Dow Clark
Helena Phillips Evans
Sam Godfrey
Betty Jane Graham
Ben Hall
John Ince
Lloyd Ingraham
Payne B. Johnson
Eddie Kane
Carl M. Leviness
Walter Long
Sam McDaniel
Rolfe Sedan
Tom Wilson
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