The Secret Bride (1934)
Before Ruth Vincent, daughter of a state governor, and state attorney general Robert Sheldon can announce their marriage, the governor is accused of bribe-taking. To avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest, they decide to keep their marriage secret. The political intrigue becomes more involved, and no one is quite what they seem. Soon Sheldon and Ruth must decide between saving the governor's career and an innocent person's life.
Director:
William Dieterle
Writers:
F. Hugh Herbert, Tom Buckingham, Mary C. McCall, Jr..
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Barbara Stanwyck as Ruth Vincent |
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Warren William as Robert Sheldon |
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Glenda Farrell as Hazel Normandie |
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Grant Mitchell as Willis Martin |
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Arthur Byron as Governor W.H. Vincent |
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Henry O'Neill as Jim Lansdale |
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Douglass Dumbrille as Breeden |
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Arthur Aylesworth as Lt. Tom Nigard |
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Willard Robertson as Representative Grosvenor |
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William B. Davidson as Representative McPherson |
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Russell Hicks as John F. Holdstock |
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Vince Barnett as Drunk in Diner |
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Spencer Charters as Diner 2 (uncredited) |
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Bill Elliott as Governor's Secretary (uncredited) |
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Selmer Jackson as Vincent's Counsel (uncredited) |
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Lyle Talbot as Trailer Narrator (voice) (uncredited) |
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Mary Russell as Holdstock's Secretary (uncredited) |
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Frank Darien as Justice of the Peace (uncredited) |
| Directing | William Dieterle | Director |
| Sound | Bernhard Kaun | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Ernest Haller | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Orry-Kelly | Costume Design |
| Writing | Leonard Ide | Theatre Play |
| Directing | Russell Saunders | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Owen Marks | Editor |
| Art | Anton Grot | Art Direction |
| Production | Henry Blanke | Associate Producer |
| Writing | F. Hugh Herbert | Screenplay |
| Writing | Tom Buckingham | Screenplay |
| Writing | Mary C. McCall, Jr. | Screenplay |
| Sound | Leo F. Forbstein | Conductor |
| Production | Maxwell Arnow | Casting Director |
