Sergeant Madden (1939)
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In this interesting drama, a highly respected straight-arrow Irish cop is pleased when his son follows him onto the force. Unfortunately, the son is more interested in promotions than in upholding the law and he makes few friends among his peers. When he shoots a child caught stealing, the others… More In this interesting drama, a highly respected straight-arrow Irish cop is pleased when his son follows him onto the force. Unfortunately, the son is more interested in promotions than in upholding the law and he makes few friends among his peers. When he shoots a child caught stealing, the others frame him and he is sent to prison where his attitude becomes even worse than before. Upon his escape, the bad seed goes on a crime spree. He then learns that his wife has just borne him a son. When he goes to the hospital to see the babe, his father, who set this trap, arrests him and sends him back to the pokey, proving that in this case, justice is thicker than blood. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
- Directed By
- Josef von Sternberg
- Genres
- Drama
- In Theaters
- Mar 24, 1939 Wide
- Studio
- Loew's
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Cast
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Wallace Beery
as Shaun Madden
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Tom Brown
as Al Boylan Jr.
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Alan Curtis
as Dennis Madden
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Laraine Day
as Eileen Daly
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Fay Holden
as Mary Madden
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Marc Lawrence I
as "Piggy" Ceders
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David Gorcey
as Punchy
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Donald Haines
as Milton
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Ben Welden
as Stemmy
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Etta McDaniel
as Dove
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John Kelly
as Nero
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Neil Fitzgerald
as Casey
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Dick Jones
as Dennis Madden as a Boy
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Drew Roddy
as Al Boylan Jr. as a Boy
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Charles Trowbridge
as Commissioner 1912
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George Irving
as Police Commissioner
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Barbara Bedford
as Nurse
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Wade Boteler
as Niles
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Nell Craig
as Reception Nurse
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Esther Dale
as Mrs. McGillivray
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John Webb Dillon
as Court Attendant
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Donald Douglas
as Al Boylan Sr.
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James Flavin
as Cop
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Bess Flowers
as Reception Nurse
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Reed Hadley
as Lawyer
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Milt Kibbee
as Foreman
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Horace McMahon
as Philadelphia
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Marion Martin
as Charlotte
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Ivan Miller
as Frawley
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Harold Minjir
as Couturier
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Clayton Moore
as Interne
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Lee Phelps
as Cop
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Claire Rochelle
as Phone Operator
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Harry Strang
as Cop
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Charles Sullivan
as Prisoner
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Dale Van Sickel
as Rookie/Alan Curtis' Double
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E. Alyn Warren
as Judge
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Mary Field
as Woman
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Jack Pennick
as Prisoner