
Angels Wash Their Faces
What a Woman This "Oomph" Girl Is...She Makes These "Angels" Wash and Behave!
A young man just released from a reformatory moves to a new neighborhood with his sister, intending to start a new life. However, he gets mixed up with the local mob boss and corrupt politicians and soon finds himself being framed for an arson and murder he didn't commit.
Director Ray Enright
Cast

Sibyl Harris
Mrs. Smith (uncredited)

Max Hoffman Jr.
Reporter (uncredited)

Jack Mower
Policeman at Accident (uncredited)

Bobby Jordan
Bernie Smith

Eduardo Ciannelli
Alfred Martino

Marjorie Main
Mrs. Arkelian

Cy Kendall
H.J. Haines

Robert Strange
Simpkins

John Hamilton
Officer H.A. Merton (uncredited)

Paul Panzer
Man Running in Courtroom / Policeman at Bowling Alley (uncredited)

Ann Sheridan
Joy Ryan

Gabriel Dell
Luigi

Dick Rich
Shuffle

Grady Sutton
Gildersleeve

Glen Cavender
Driver of Moving Cart / Policeman at Bowling Alley (uncredited)

Frank Coghlan Jr.
Al - Boy Working Lathe (uncredited)

Stuart Holmes
Policeman at Bowling Alley (uncredited)

Billy Halop
William "Billy" Shafter

Berton Churchill
Mayor James Dooley

Bernard Nedell
William Kroner

Jackie Searl
Alfred Goonplatz

Margaret Hamilton
Miss Hannaberry

Minor Watson
Maloney

Aldrich Bowker
Turnkey

Jack Rube Clifford
Policeman at Fire (uncredited)

Leo Gorcey
Leo Finnegan

Ronald Reagan
Patrick "Pat" Remson

Bonita Granville
Peggy Finnegan

Frankie Thomas
Gabe Ryan

William Hopper
Reporter (uncredited)

John Ridgely
Reporter at Pillory (uncredited)

Charles Trowbridge
Reform School Superintendent (uncredited)

Bernard Punsly
Luke "Sleepy" Arkelian (as Bernard Punsley)

Henry O'Neill
A.H. Remson

Eddy Chandler
Policeman at Fire (uncredited)

Edward Keane
Defense Attorney (uncredited)

Garry Owen
Driver Whose Car Hit Sleepy (uncredited)

John J. Richardson
Dish Vendor (uncredited)

Harry Strang
Assistant Turnkey (uncredited)

Huntz Hall
Huntz

Egon Brecher
Mr. Smith

Howard Hickman
Judge Wilson (uncredited)

Lee Phelps
Guard at Reform School (uncredited)

John Harron
Reporter (uncredited)

Tom Wilson
Policeman at Bowling Alley (uncredited)