Each Dawn I Die
92 minutes,
United States (1939), PG
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(5 / 2 votes)
(5 / 2 votes)
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Each Dawn I Die: Cagney is Frank Ross, an innocent newspaperman who is sent down by a corrupt district attorney. Once banged up, he connects with hardened con Stacey (Raft) and a whole host of other criminals who he wants nothing to do with. After his parole is turned down, he becomes as embittered and hard as the rest of the inmates until Stacey befriends him and the two men hatch a plan to escape...
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