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A prizefighter sentenced to five years for killing an opponent in the ring. After a three-year parole, he returns to boxing and uncovers a poisoning plot involving undetectable toxins on towels. He st...
George Miller's accomplice who deceives Gene Harris by pretending to be in love with him while secretly working to double-cross him.
A woman from Miller's office who supports Gene after his release. She believes in his innocence and helps him discover the undetectable poison plot.
A boxing promoter whom Moran suspects of malicious intent. He orchestrates Claire Thomas's deception and is linked to the poisoning scheme against fighters.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mary is described as a girl from Miller's office.
Claire Thomas pretends to be in love with Gene Harris while secretly working against him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mary supports Gene after his release and believes in his innocence.
Miller is linked to the poisoning scheme against fighters, while Gene becomes the target of a plot to kill him with a poisoned towel.
Claire Thomas is identified as George Miller's accomplice.
A wrongfully suspected prizefighter exposes a poisoning conspiracy by turning an attempted murder into a police trap.
Directed by Robert F. Hill
Prison Shadows (1936) · 5.3/10 · crime, drama
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