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Flaxy Martin is a showgirl who dates Walter Colby while secretly having an affair with Hap Richie. She arranges Peggy Farrar’s testimony, quarrels with Peggy before the murder, and is framed for the k...
Walter Colby is a mob attorney who wants to leave Hap Richie’s organization and become respectable. He protects Flaxy Martin by falsely confessing to Peggy Farrar’s murder, escapes after conviction, i...
Nora Carson is a motorist who finds the injured Walter Colby, takes him home, and nurses him despite his selfishness and ingratitude. She helps him evade the manhunt but refuses to flee permanently, i...
Sam Malko is a former client of Walter Colby who feels indebted to him. Before Colby’s transfer to prison, Sam reports that Caesar has been drunk and boasting about Colby’s conviction. Sam later assis...
Peggy Farrar is a perjurer arranged through Flaxy Martin to testify for Caesar and clear him of a crime. Afterward, she attempts to blackmail Hap Richie for $10,000 in exchange for silence. Her confro...
Hap Richie is a crime boss who summons Walter Colby to arrange Caesar’s bail and secretly carries on an affair with Flaxy Martin. He uses Flaxy to arrange Peggy Farrar’s testimony and later supports f...
Roper is Caesar’s hood and becomes Walter Colby’s armed pursuer after Colby returns to the city. He confronts Colby at Caesar’s location, and the two fight violently on a rooftop. Colby finally forces...
Caesar is Hap Richie’s hood whose bail Walter Colby arranges after a murder. Peggy Farrar’s testimony clears him, but he later kills Peggy and boasts while drunk that Colby was convicted instead. When...
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Walter arranges bail for Caesar and later confesses to Peggy's murder in an attempt to clear Flaxy of the accusation.
Hap calls Walter to arrange bail for Caesar, who is identified as Hap's hood.
Hap calls Walter during the night to arrange bail for Caesar. Walter is described as a mob attorney serving Hap's organization.
Flaxy is two-timing Walter with Hap, and Hap uses Flaxy to arrange Peggy's testimony.
Walter tells Flaxy that he wants to leave the criminal organization and become respectable. The plot explicitly identifies Flaxy as his girlfriend.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Walter finds Caesar dead and faces Roper at gunpoint. They fight on a rooftop, where Walter forces Roper over the edge to his death.
Nora finds Walter injured after his train escape, takes him home, and nurses him while they evade the statewide manhunt.
Sam tells Walter that Caesar has been getting drunk and bragging that Walter was convicted instead of him.
Sam, a former client, visits Walter before his prison transfer because he feels he owes Walter a good turn.
Caesar silently appears at Peggy's hotel apartment and kills her, leaving Flaxy accused of the crime.
Flaxy loudly attacks Peggy at Peggy's hotel apartment after Peggy attempts to blackmail Hap.
Hap arranges through Flaxy for Peggy to give false testimony clearing Caesar.
A criminal attorney's attempt to escape organized crime collapses through betrayal, false testimony, violence, and a final choice to surrender.
Directed by Richard L. Bare
Flaxy Martin (1949) · 5.7/10 · crime, drama
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