How would you line to be PINCHED by Maisie? (she's the cutest cop on the force!)
Maisie Revere, a showgirl stranded in Los Angeles, decides to join the local police department on the persuasion of Lieutenant Paul Scott who wants to use her as an undercover agent to expose a conman.
Ann Sothern Barry Nelson Mark Daniels Leon Ames Clinton Sundberg Dick Simmons Charles D. Brown Gloria Holden Douglas Fowley Nella Walker Meg Randall Ray Teal Minerva Urecal Mickey McGuire Celia Travers Bess Flowers Robert Emmett Keane Philip Ahlm Fred Aldrich Charles Bradstreet Bert Davidson Jean Del Val Ralph Dunn Hal Hackett Jimmie Horan Marvin Jones Edward Keane Jack Lee George Mann Charles Marsh Mickey Martin Mickey McGuire Sammy McKim William H. O'Brien Bob Pepper Lee Phelps Carl Saxe Jack Shea Eugene Sigaloff Brick Sullivan Ray Teal Minerva Urecal Jack Wagner John Wald Rudy Wissler
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