In perhaps the most tranquil B-Western of the 1930s, Buck Jones, who also produced, plays the tough but goodhearted proprietor of the Bonanza, the only gambling establishment in otherwise God-fearing Silver Creek. Noel Francis, who used to play blonde schemers in Warner Bros. gangster films, earns second billing as the casino's equally goodhearted chanteuse.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
 Buck JonesT. William Stone (as Charles Buck Jones) | T. William Stone (as Charles Buck Jones) |
 Noel FrancisLola | Lola |
 Niles WelchRev. Timothy Tucker | Rev. Timothy Tucker |
 Marion ShillingMartha Mason | Martha Mason |
| PPeggy CampbellNancy Raymond | Nancy Raymond |
 Murdock MacQuarrieGeorge J. Mason | George J. Mason |
| RRodney HildebrandtFred Graves | Fred Graves |
 Harry SemelsR. J. Simmons | R. J. Simmons |
 Grady SuttonJimmy | Jimmy |
 Kernan CrippsBen (Bartender) (as Kerman Cripps) | Ben (Bartender) (as Kerman Cripps) |
 Frank RiceTom Lucas | Tom Lucas |
 Hank BellBarfly | Barfly |
 Charles BrinleyBarfly | Barfly |
 Horace B. CarpenterChurch Member | Church Member |
 William GouldCroupier | Croupier |
 Eddie GribbonMasher | Masher |
 Ray JonesBarfly | Barfly |
 Robert McKenzieStation Agent | Station Agent |
 Lew MeehanMan at Roulette Table | Man at Roulette Table |
| BBuck MoultonChurchgoer | Churchgoer |
 Charles MurphyBarfly | Barfly |
| BBill PattonBarfly | Barfly |
 Bob ReevesBarfly | Barfly |
| SSilverStone's Horse | Stone's Horse |