The Boss

Matt Brady

Bob Herrick

Lorry Reed (as Gloria McGhee)

Elsie Reynolds

Tim Brady

Stanley Millard

Ernie Jackson

Johnny Mazia

Stitch (as Bill Phipps)

Henry

Tom Masterson

Hamhead

Gunman (uncredited)

James Bacon (uncredited)

Servant (uncredited)

Gov. Beck (uncredited)

Mr. Mazia (uncredited)

Roy M. Millard (uncredited)

Radio Broadcaster (voice) (uncredited)

G-Man Guarding Lazetti / Saloon Brawler (uncredited)

Hood (uncredited)

Hotel Clerk (uncredited)

Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)

Bartender (uncredited)

Waitress (uncredited)

Morrie Lazetti (uncredited)

Earl Bentley (uncredited)

Saloon Patron (uncredited)

Politician at Dedication (uncredited)

Woman at Train Station (uncredited)

Matt's Lawyer (uncredited)

Judge (uncredited)

Political Crony (uncredited)

Earl Bentley (uncredited)

Deadbeat in Saloon (uncredited)

Saloon Brawler / Man Restraining Matt in Court (uncredited)

Cop (uncredited)

Saloon Patron (uncredited)

George - Attorney General (uncredited)

Saloon Patron (uncredited)

The wire-rimmed glasses worn early in the film by Joe Flynn are of a style not introduced until the 1930s.

Approximately two minutes after the start of the film, the scene showing the parade of the returning soldiers has several anachronisms: standing with their backs to the camera, there is a line of about a dozen middle-aged or older women, whose knee-length hemlines and style of high heeled shoes wouldn't exist until the 1920s; to the left of the scene, hugging the shaft of a lamp-post, is a young boy wearing a short-sleeved shirt with a tropical-flower pattern, which boys of the First World War period would never have worn; in the center of the background behind the parading soldiers is a car whose windshield and roof style are typical of cars from the 1930s, but which would never have been seen on a pre-1920 automobile.