Jealousy
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Cast & Crew
Roy William Neill
Nancy Carroll
George Murphy
Donald Cook
Raymond Walburn
Arthur Hohl
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On the night of his big fight, Larry O'Roarke finds his fiancée Josephine Douglas, working late for her boss, jeweler Mark Lambert, who has a reputation as a womanizer. When Jo refuses to leave to attend the fight, she and Larry argue and end their engagement. Back at work, Mark notices Jo crying, and when he learns what happened, he takes her to the arena. During the fight, Larry notices the couple and as a result, he receives a knockout punch. Larry awakes in his dressing room, and when Jo and Mark enter, Larry punches Mark, and Jo leaves angrily. Later, noticing Larry is morose, Mike Callahan, his chief handler, follows him to the apartment of Jo's family. The couple argue again, and Larry drives away with Jo and Mike following in a cab. When they catch up with Larry, the couple are reunited, and he promises never to be jealous again if she will quit her job. The next morning, they are married, and Mike gives them $500. After the honeymoon, Jo learns they are broke. Larry gets back into condition, and Mike arranges a rematch with the fighter who delivered the knockout punch. Later, when Jo's sister Penny drives by with salesman Jim Rainey, Larry mistakes her for Jo. Then, Larry, Jo, Penny and Jim, go to a nightclub, where they happen to meet Mark, and Larry leaves angrily. Jo agrees to go back to work for Mark in order to support them, but Larry believes the worst. He rushes to Mark's apartment and a vicious fight ensues. Larry shoots Mark and afterward is struck with amnesia and flees, leaving Jo to face murder charges. When Larry finally regains his memory, he arrives in time to hear Jo being convicted, and confesses to the crime. Larry is then arrested and sentenced to death. As Larry walks toward the electric chair, he tells the priest that he used to be a boxer and asks him to count him out. Falling down, Larry wakes up in the ring. At the sound of the bell, he realizes he was dreaming. After the fight, Larry, Mark and Jo celebrate Larry's victory and his upcoming championship match.
Director
Roy William Neill
Cast
Nancy Carroll
George Murphy
Donald Cook
Raymond Walburn
Arthur Hohl
Inez Courtney
Robert Allen
Clara Blandick
Arthur Hoyt
Josephine Whittell
Arthur Vinton
Ray Mayer
Ray Cooke
Huey White
The Nicholas Brothers
Lee Ramage
James Burtis
Niles Welch
Selmer Jackson
James J. Jeffries
Charles Keppen
Edwin Stanley
Harry Holman
Edward Keane
Montague Shaw
Katherine Clare Ward
Phil Dunham
Raymond Brown
Abe Roth
K. S. Hubley
Russell Beach
Freddy Welch
Bill Thomas
Bob Godwin
Frank Moran
Robert Graves
Broderick O'farrell
Gladden James
James Farley
Pietro Sosso
Emmett Vogan
Sherry Hall
James Bradbury Jr.
Jack Kenney
Jack La Barba
Mike Schwartz
Jack Mack
James Quinn
Sammy Blum
Charles Marsh
Bill Devins
William Irving
Stanley Mack
Ernest Young
Billy Cole
Dulcie Day
Leo White
Edward Le Saint
Roger Gray
Ethan Laidlaw
Matty Roubert
Walter James
Howard Mitchell
Eddie Hearn
Hal Price
Clarence L. Sherwood
Charles Mcavoy
Ky Robinson
Jack Cheatham
Billy West
Blanche Payson
Tom Costello
Crilly Butler
John C. Fowler
Lou Archer
George Nardelli
J. L. Lindsey
Tom London
George Hughes
Claude Payton
Sidney D'albrook
Theodore Lorch
Herman Marks
Ray Ellis
Bobbie Dale
Charles King
Joe Smith Marba
Billy Engle
Allen Caven
John Beck
Don Darro
Al Klein
Herbert Ashley
William Ryno
Harry Abrahams
Dutch Hendrian
Ed Brandenburg
Max Asher
Larry Mcgrath
Alice Dahl
Jean Dudley
Patricia Royale
Rose Robinson
Joan Dix
Irene Coleman
Beatrice Curtis
Ann Hughes
Stella Le Saint
Kay Sherris
May Wallace
Jean Eddy
Peggy Leon
Pat O'neill
Carlean Clemens
Elinor Fields
Doris Roberts
Isabelle La Mal
Dorothy Shearer
Lillian Worth
Corinne Williams
Joan Palmer
Pauline High
Hilda Lightsone
Kay Elliot
Crew
Amelia Batchelor
Harry Cohn
Chuck Colean
C. C. Coleman
Kubec Glasmon
Viola Lawrence
Joseph Moncure March
Glenn Rominger
John Stumar
Felix Young
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The working title for this film was Spring 3100. Film Daily lists Ray Snyder rather than Viola Lawrence as film editor.
