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Date of Release: January 4, 1935
Running Time: 82 minutes
Director: Edward H. Griffith
Screenplay: Anita Loos
From the play Biography by S.N. Behrman
Additional Dialogue: Horace Jackson
Cinematography: James Wong Howe
Film Editing: William S. Gray
Art Direction: Cedric Gibbons
Costume Design: Adrian
Recording Director: Douglas Shearer
Producer: Bernard H. Hyman
Original Music: Herbert Stothart
Associate Art Director: Edwin B. Willis and Joseph Wright
Ann Harding...Marion Forsythe
Robert Montgomery...Richard "Dickie" Kurt
Edward Everett Horton...Leander "Bunny" Nolan
Edward Arnold...Mr. "Feydie" Feydak
Una Merkel...Slade Kinnicott
Charles Richman...Mr. Orrin Kinnicott
Greta Meyer...Minnie, Marion's maid
Willard Robertson...Grigsby, the process server
Donald Meek...Mr. Irish
Mischa Auer...Mr. Rabinowitz (uncredited)
Harry Bradley...Mr. Davison (unredited)
Eddie Dunn...Bill, furniture mover (uncredited)
Lillian Harmer...Woman in Irish's store (uncredited)
Gladden James...Reporter (uncredited)
John Kelly...Furniture Mover (uncredited)
John "Skins" Miller...Man in Irish's store (uncredited)
Richard Powell...Man in Irish's store (uncredited)
Gertrude Sutton...Miss Sutton, Neff's secretary (uncredited)
Phil Tead...Hendricks, reporter (uncredited)
Richard Tucker...Mr. Neff, publisher (uncredited)
Minerva Urecal...Miss Bella "Bell" Clark (uncredited)
Dennis O'Keefe...(uncredited)
Magazine editor Kurt offers playgirl artist Marion Forsythe the chance to write her biography. As a former lover of Marion's, Senatorial canidate Nolan and his wealthy backer Kinnicott try to stop publication of the sensational memoirs. Meanwhile Marion and Kurt are developing more than a business relationship. A bright, intelligent film with interesting roles for Montgomery and Harding in which they both excel. Point of interest: Montgomery wears glasses in this one.