What is the duration of Sinners’ Holiday?

The duration of Sinners’ Holiday is 60 mins.

What is the original language of Sinners’ Holiday?

The original language of Sinners’ Holiday is English.

Who directed Sinners’ Holiday?

Sinners’ Holiday was directed by .

Which studio made Sinners’ Holiday?

Sinners’ Holiday was produced by The Vitaphone Corporation.

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Q: Does Sinners’ Holiday have end credit scenes?

Sinners’ Holiday does not have end credit scenes.

Romance

Crime

Runtime

60 mins

Language

English

Ma Delano operates a bustling penny arcade on Coney Island and lives above it with her two sons and daughter. One of her kisses miraculously rescues a man’s life, drawing her into a tangled web of rum‑running, an accidental homicide, and a conspiracy to frame an innocent.

The Vitaphone Corporation

Studio

Does Sinners’ Holiday have end credit scenes?

No!

Sinners’ Holiday does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Purnell Pratt

Detective Sikes

Lucille La Verne

Mrs. Delano

James Cagney

Harry Delano

Joan Blondell

Myrtle

Hank Mann

Happy

John G. Adolfi

Warren Hymer

Mitch

Otto Hoffman

George

Noel Madison

Buck

Grant Withers

Angel

Evalyn Knapp

Jennie

Ray Gallagher

Joe Delano

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Full Plot Summary and Ending Explained for Sinners’ Holiday

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Ma Delano [Lucille La Verne] runs a penny arcade on a weathered amusement pier at Coney Island, sharing it with her children Jennie [Evalyn Knapp], Joe [Ray Gallagher], and Harry [James Cagney]. Underneath the arcade, Mitch McKane [Warren Hymer] runs a bootlegging operation, cleverly disguising it as a sideshow to slip past the authorities. Angel Harrigan [Grant Withers], a lively barker, is in love with Jennie, and his presence adds a fragile tenderness to the seedy bustle of the boardwalk.

When McKane tries to flirt with Jennie, he is thwarted by Angel. Harry secretly becomes involved in McKane’s bootlegging operation, against his mother’s wishes. When the police start closing in on bootlegging, Harry steps in to take over the operation and pockets the proceeds.

McKane is unexpectedly released from prison and discovers Harry’s treachery. He confronts Harry on a dimly lit pier, and Harry fires first, ending the threat.

Harry confesses everything to his mother, but she tries to shift the blame onto Angel, whom she dislikes, by planting the murder weapon in his briefcase. As Angel is about to be taken away by the police, Jennie, who witnessed the crime and loves Angel, tells the truth to the authorities, and her brother Harry confesses to the crime, much to the chagrin of his mother.

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