as Sam Jeffries

as Marshal Nix (uncredited)

as Farmer (uncredited)

as Si Peters

as Minister (uncredited)

as Attorney Lloyd S. Clark

as High School Principal

as Old Man (uncredited)

as Ryan

as Judge

as Trooper Meade

as Judge Cal Bowen

as Doc Applegate

as Grandfather Morgan

as Governon Brighton

as La Sagesse Watchman (Uncredited)

as Inventor with Parachute (uncredited)

as Elderly Norwegian man

as Dorothy's Chauffeur (uncredited)

as J.M. Randall, alias Dr. Havens (edited from 'Race Suicide') (archive footage)

as Poker Player

as Colonel

as Man with Paper on Street

as Pedestrian

as McClelland

as Doc (uncredited)

as Stage Doorman at the Villa Luigi

as Coroner

as Telegrapher #2 (uncredited)

as Kelly (uncredited)

as

as Man on Street

as Pop Stebbins

as Card Player

as Printer Harry

as Managing Editor

as 1st Judge (uncredited)

as Psychiatrist (uncredited)

as Williams (uncredited)

as Storekeeper (uncredited)

as Fowler

as Announcer of Piano Winner (uncredited)

as Dr. Ingram

as Doctor

as Rancher

as Doctor Nesbet

as Judge

as Worthington

as Mayor of Pecos

as Sam - Susan's Father

as Henry Sanford

as Ed - Bartender

as Second Train Engineer

as Pocomo Journal Owner (uncredited)

as Dr. Corbin

as Sheriff Luke Andrews

as Turner

as Stockholder

as Townsman

as Rev. Doctor

as Townsman Wanting to Form Posse (uncredited)

as Judge

as Second Speaker at Meeting (uncredited)

as Sin City Speaker

as Express Agent with Box of Rabbits (uncredited)

as Mayor Sam Bentley

as Official in Montage (uncredited)

as Committeeman (uncredited)

as Henchman Cheyenne

as Judge Harris

as Dr. Daniels

as Man with Binoculars (uncredited)

as Judge Stoddard

as Hospital Elevator Operator (uncredited)

as Sympathetic Man (uncredited)

as Doctor

as Doctor (uncredited)

as Police Ballistics Lab Man

as Doctor (uncredited)

as Executive (uncredited)

as Doctor Attending Mrs. Corrigan

as Mayor / Wedding Guest (uncredited)

as Judge

as Station Agent

as Chief E. B. Holmes

as Silent Banker (uncredited)

as Funeral Observer (uncredited)

as

as George Harmon

as Charles M. Banning

as Doctor Blakely

as Dr. Slocum

as Judge Harrison

as Mr. Noble (uncredited)

as Hank Younger

as Dr. J.M. Randall

as Andrew Jackson

as

as Dad Moran

as Skipper of Ship (uncredited)

as Doctor (uncredited)

as Judge

as Mike Curran

as Old Man

as Virginny

as Dad Curlew

as Lem Jessup - alias Jim Grant

as Dan, Hard-of-Hearing Mechanic

as Adams, Newspaper City Editor

as Trader Jim

as Doctor Close

as Judge Forbes

as John Colton

as Professor Brent

as The Prison Warden (uncredited)

as Ship Captain Ward

as Jim Morgan

as Dynamite Murray

as Tucker

as Calico

as Doctor

as Bertram, Driver Who is Late for Dinner

as Rancher (uncredited)

as San Francisco Committee Man

as Trial Judge (uncredited)

as Frustrated Cafe Patron (uncredited)

as Warden

as Pop Slater

as Chief of Detectives Winter

as Terry O'Leary

as Captain (uncredited)

as Colonel Carver

as Sir George

as Joe Carson

as Eli Parker

as Apartment Tenant

as Ben Barclay

as Rufe

as Horne

as Warden Powell

as

as Prof. Braden

as Warden of Sing Sing

as The Judge

as Lansing - the Banker

as Uncle Anthony

as Lawyer John Beckett

as Building Superintendent

as Army Officer

as Judge Simmons

as Wally's Father, George

as Capt. Athos

as Mr. Dean

as (uncredited)

as SS Bellocona's Captain (uncredited)

as Ace - Blackjack Dealer

as Judge (uncredited)

as Adolph Klein

as Judge

as Warden John Alton

as Inspector (uncredited)

as District Attorney

as John, the Gardener

as John Frazer

as Banty

as Doctor

as Prison Warden

as Farrell

as Mr. Muckridge (uncredited)

as Judge Drake (uncredited)

as Mr. Garrett

as Mr. Prescott

as Father McKee

as The Doctor

as Henry Dowling

as Tom Murray

as Judge

as

as Col. Lane

as Patrick O'Brien

as Process Server

as Quintin de Kercadiou

as Judge of the Court

as Sebastian

as Dionysius

as Tom Morton

as

as Express Agent

as

as The Minister

as Old Man Rivers

as The Storekeeper

as Sheriff Hardley

as Mr Courtney

as

as The Expressman