Back Street
A story that will grip you with its powerful emotional appeal written by one of America's foremost novelists... A picture with an amazing cast of star players
A woman's love for and devotion to a married man results in her being relegated to the "back streets" of his life.
Cast

Irene Dunne
Ray Schmidt

John Boles
Walter D. Saxel

George Meeker
Kurt Shendler

Zasu Pitts
Mrs. Dole

June Clyde
Freda Schmidt

William Bakewell
Richard Saxel

Arletta Duncan
Beth Saxel

Doris Lloyd
Corinne Saxel

Paul Weigel
Adolph Schmidt

Jane Darwell
Mrs. Adolph Schmidt

Shirley Grey
Francine

James Donlan
Profhero

Walter Catlett
Bakeless

Robert McWade
Uncle Felix

Gloria Stuart
Young Woman (uncredited)

Betty Blythe
Gossip (uncredited)

Symona Boniface
Lady at Casino (uncredited)

Bob Burns
Horsecar Driver (uncredited)

Jack Chefe
Casino Onlooker (uncredited)

Rose Dione
Minor Role (uncredited)
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Reviews
CinemaSerf
Irene Dunne ("Rae") gives a strong performance here as a woman who sacrifices her first love so she can help her step-sister. Many years later, she encounters the successful, married "Walter Saxel" (John Boles) again and they embark on an affair. The plot is simple, and probably rather racy for the early 1930s, but the two stars with some help from Zasu Pitts create a character-driven romantic drama with a sense of kindness and affection belied in the rather poor title. Maybe a touch too long, the story certainly takes a bit too long to get up a head of steam, but it's well worth a watch if you get a chance.
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