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Edward G. Robinson, left, and James Cagney sit closely together reading a newspaper in a scene from the 1931 film Smart Money, both wearing bow ties and suits.
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  • Edward G. Robinson and James Cagney in Smart Money
    Alfred E. Green

    Smart Money (1931) was a taut crime yarn starring Edward G. Robinson, with James Cagney and Boris Karloff in support. Robinson was in fine form again in Silver Dollar (1932), a fact-based tale about the founding of Denver, Colorado.

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    Smart Money (1931) was a taut crime yarn starring Edward G. Robinson, with James Cagney and Boris Karloff in support. Robinson was in fine form again in Silver Dollar (1932), a fact-based tale about the founding of Denver, Colorado.

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