Maid to Order (1931)
While trying to nab a gang of diamond smugglers, the police are notified by Scotland Yard that the gang's leader, a beautiful Englishwoman who was on her way to the States to take control of the gang, has been caught. Because the American gangsters don't know what their English boss looks like, the police persuade a female impersonator to pretend to be her and infiltrate the gang.
Director: Elmer Clifton
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Julian Eltinge as Julian Eltinge |
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Jane Reid as Joyce Carlyle |
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George E. Stone as Shorty (as Georgie Stone) |
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Betty Boyd as Lotti Lorraine |
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Jack Richardson as Jim McGuire, Smuggler |
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Al Hill as Harry |
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Kernan Cripps as Detective Scranton (as Kernan Gripps) |
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Charles Giblyn as Chief Randall (as Charles Giblin) |
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Jean Reno as Bit Role (uncredited) |
| Directing | Elmer Clifton | Director |
| Writing | Doris Dembow | Story |
| Writing | Grace Elliott | Dialogue |
| Writing | A. J. L. Parsons | Story |
| Production | Jesse Weil | Producer |
| Crew | Donald Biddle Keyes | Cinematography |
| Crew | Bud Murray | Choreographer |
| Crew | Lon Murray | Choreographer |
