Date of Release: July 28, 1933
Running Time: 77 minutes
Director: Edward H. Griffith
Screenplay: Herman J. Mankiewicz and Donald Ogden Stewart
Based on the play by Rose Franken
Cinematography: Ray June
Film Editing: Hugh Wynn
Art Direction: Fredric Hope
Interior Design: Edwin B. Willis
Costume Design: Adrian
Recording Director: Douglas Shearer
Assistant Director: Joseph M. Newman
Associate Producer: Walter Wanger
Helen Hayes...Stella "Stell" Hallam
Robert Montgomery...Victor "Vicky" Hallam
Louise Closser Hale...Mom Hallam
John Beal...Jerry Hallem
Henry Travers...Pop Hallem
Margaret Hamilton...Helen Hallam
Willard Robertson...Harry Hallam
Irene Cattell...Grace Hallam
Minor Watson...Paul Hallam
Hal K. Dawson...Walter Hallam
Maidel Turner...Etta Hallam
William Farnum...C. Forrester, sculpting instructor (uncredited)
Sherry Hall...Purser (uncredied)
Stella struggles to adapt when she marries mama's boy Victor. Trying to cope with her husband's overbearing family proves too much for Stella and she turns to Victor's nephew for comfort. Interesting drama features good dialogue and does an excellent job of capturing the oppressive nature of a domineering family. Montgomery and Hayes work very well together.