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Charles Ruggles as Asaph 'Ace' Holliday |
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Ann Dvorak as Miss Beulah Boyd |
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Eugene Pallette as Wynn Rixey |
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Dorothy Burgess as Millie Seagrove |
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Robert Barrat as Alexis Romanoff |
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Dorothy Tree as Countess Olga Andrei Misitalsky |
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Berton Churchill as Franklyn P. Brumbaugh |
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Harry Tyler as Mike, the Safecracker |
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Harry Beresford as Claude |
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William B. Davidson as Stephen Prime |
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Irving Bacon as Hat Check Attendent |
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Maurice Black as Pierre, the Headwaiter |
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James Burke as Policeman Arresting Wynn |
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Clay Clement as Charles Cramer |
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G. Pat Collins as Soda Jerk |
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Tom Costello as Men's Table Dealer |
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Lester Dorr as Ladies' Table Dealer |
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Robert Ellis as Casino Manager |
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Helena Phillips Evans as Gambling Dowager |
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Betty Farrington as Chocolate Malt and Chocolate Éclair Diner |
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Pat Harmon as Superior Club Doorman |
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Ben Hendricks Jr. as Veal Cutlets and Coffee Diner |
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Eddie Kane as Maitre d'Casino |
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Mike Lally as Casino Floorman |
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Theodore Lorch as Gambler |
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Spec O'Donnell as Office Boy |
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Anne O'Neal as Brumbaugh's Secretary |
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Henry Otho as Fireman |
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Rosalie Roy as Polly Granger, Beulah's Friend |
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Mary Russell as Prime's Secretary |
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Eddie Shubert as 'Red' Turner |
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Charles Sullivan as Casino Manager's Office Doorman |
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Harry Tenbrook as Gangster with Mike |
| Directing | Edward Ludwig | Director |
| Writing | Warren Duff | Writer |
| Writing | Sidney Southerland | Screenplay |
| Writing | Elmer Davis | Novel |
