"A waiter becomes a singing prizefighter."
John Payne
as Steve Nelson
Jane Wyman
as Judy Craig
Walter Catlett
as Skip Davis
Edward Brophy
as Mike Jordon
Charles D. Brown
as Charles Paxton
Max Hoffman Jr.
as Fitts
John Ridgely
as Whitey
Harry Burns
as Strangler Colombo
William Haade
as Rocky Snyder
Helen Troy
as Marge
Winifred Harris
as Mrs. Reynolds
Lee Phelps
as Ring Announcer
Frankie Van
as Frankie
Phyllis Barry
as First Girl with Mrs. Reynolds (uncredited)
James Blaine
as Policeman (uncredited)
Nat Carr
as California Boxing Commissioner Representative (uncredited)
Glen Cavender
as Man Leaving Dynamite Dennis Fight (uncredited)
Abe Dinovitch
as Second Drunk at Soxey's (uncredited)
Pat Flaherty
as Soxey - Tavern Owner (uncredited)
Pauline Haddon
as Second Girl With Mrs. Reynolds (uncredited)
Creighton Hale
as Man Answering Telephone at Lessernan's Gymnasium (uncredited)
John Harron
as Clipper (uncredited)
Edna Holland
as Madame Svenson - Gym Instructress (uncredited)
Stuart Holmes
as Bartender (uncredited)
John Kelly
as Dynamite Dennis (uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp
as Extra (uncredited)
Vera Lewis
as Woman Crashing Vase (uncredited)
Al Lloyd
as Max - a Bill Collector (uncredited)
Jerry Mandy
as Stincowski - Leader of Sextet (uncredited)
Frank Mayo
as Tall Creditor (uncredited)
Jack Mower
as Dan - the Guard (uncredited)
Constantine Romanoff
as Bald Wrestler (uncredited)
Ralph Sanford
as First Drunk at Soxey's (uncredited)
Mike Tellegen
as Second Wrestler (uncredited)
Bobby Watson
as Oscar - the Service Station Man (uncredited)
Leo White
as Creditor with Mustache / Fight Crowd Extra (uncredited)
Tom Wilson
as Kid's Trainer (uncredited)
Claude Wisberg
as Messenger with Telegram (uncredited)
Steve Mason
as Fighter (uncredited)
George Blake
as
Ted Smith
Art Direction
Everett Alton Brown
Sound
Milo Anderson
Costume Design
Arthur Edeson
Director of Photography
Charles Belden
Screenplay
George Amy
Director
Raymond L. Schrock
Frederick Richards
Editor
Lee Katz
Story
