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The Violators
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The Violators

Nov 30, 1957
1h 16m
★ 8.0

Too young to know better... too hard to care!

Overview

A New York City probation officer, noted for his sympathy with delinquents, put to a severe test when his daughter falls for a boy whom circumstances force into breaking the law.

Genres

Drama
Crime

Production Companies

Galahad Productions

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Cast

Arthur O'Connell

Solomon Baumgarten

Arthur O'Connell

Nancy Malone

Debbie Baumgarden

Nancy Malone

Fred Beir

Jimmy Coogan

Fred Beir

Clarice Blackburn

Eva Baumgarden

Clarice Blackburn

Henry Sharp

David Baumgarden

Henry Sharp

Mary Michael

Mrs. Riley

Mary Michael

Joseph Julian

Mr. Riley

Joseph Julian

Bill Darrid

Anthony Calini

Bill Darrid

Sheila Copelan

Sharon Riley

Sheila Copelan

Bernard Lenrow

Judge McKenna

Bernard Lenrow

Martin Freed

Barnie

Martin Freed

Mercer McLeod

Judge Blatz

Mercer McLeod

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