are refused entry by his fiancée. They go to the pier but are ambushed by the vigilante mob who find the sherry glass in Kleinman's pocket. Thinking him to be the killer, they decide to lynch Irmy and Kleinman, but the latter uses the pepper spray and they escape. Meanwhile, Irmy and Paul meet, and at first Paul is ready to kill Irmy for sleeping with another man. They break off their fight when they find the starving woman murdered, and the baby lying on the ground. They decide to keep the child and return to the circus. Kleinman comes to the brothel searching for Irmy but is unable to find her. From his rival at work, he learns about the circus leaving the town and decides to follow it. At the circus, Kleinman meets the magician Armstead, whom he greatly admires. The murderer arrives and tries to kill them but is thwarted by Armstead. Kleinman becomes Armstead's assistant on the circus and Irmy and Paul continue their careers as circus performers, while raising their newfound child. Cast Woody Allen – Kleinman Victor Argo – Hacker's Vigilante #2 Kathy Bates – Prostitute Philip Bosco – Mr. Paulsen Charles Cragin – Spiro John Cusack – Student Jack Mia Farrow – Irmy Jodie Foster – Dorrie Fred Gwynne – Hacker's Follower Robert Joy – Spiro's Follower Julie Kavner – Alma Steven Keats – Hacker's Vigilante #3 (uncredited) Michael Kirby – Killer William H. Macy – Cop with Spiro Madonna – Marie John Malkovich – Paul (The Clown) Kenneth Mars – Magician Kate Nelligan – Eve Donald Pleasence – Doctor James Rebhorn – Hacker's Vigilante #1 John C. Reilly – Cop at Police Station Wallace Shawn – Simon Carr Kurtwood Smith – Vogel's Follower Josef Sommer – Priest David Ogden Stiers – Hacker Lily Tomlin – Jenny Daniel von Bargen – Hacker's Vigilante #4 Soundtrack The Cannon Song from Little Threepenny Music (1928) - By Kurt Weill - Performed by Canadian Chamber Ensemble The Cannon Song from Little Threepenny Music (1928) - By Kurt Weill - Performed by London Sinfonietta When Day Is Done (1926) - Written by Robert Katscher & Buddy G. DeSylva - Performed by Jack Hylton and His Orchestra Ja, Ja die Frau'n sind meine schwache Seite - Written by Kurt Schwabach & Augustin Egen - Performed by Jack Hylton and His Orchestra Prologue from the Seven Deadly Sins (1934)