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A rival racketeer who attempts to seize Vic Telli's fortune after Vic's death. He is aided by a woman impersonating Margie Dove. His scheme is thwarted when the police arrest him following the chaos o...
A gangster recently released from prison after being imprisoned due to Dr. Kane's testimony. He confronts Dr. Kane, expresses admiration for his honesty, and reveals he is dying. Before his death, he...
The long-missing daughter of gangster Vic Telli. Her whereabouts are sought by Dr. Kane to fulfill Vic's dying wish to bequeath his fortune to her. Her identity is exploited by an impostor assisting J...
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Vic Telli asks Dr. Kane to find his long-missing daughter, Margie Dove, so she can inherit his fortune.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jack Venner is assisted by a woman pretending to be Margie Dove while attempting to seize Vic Telli's money.
Jack Venner is identified as a rival racketeer who tries to obtain Vic Telli's money after Vic's death.
A Broadway doctor becomes involved in a gangster's dying request while Connie turns dangerous publicity into unexpected heroism.
Directed by Anthony Mann
Dr. Broadway (1942) · 6/10 · crime, drama, mystery, romance
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