"In China, a singer and a journalist meet while traveling on a train attacked by bandits."
Alice Faye
as Emmy Jordan
Warner Baxter
as Hank Topping
Charles Winninger
as Samuel J. Cady
Arthur Treacher
as Upton Ward
Doris Lloyd
as Mrs. Ward
Keye Luke
as Ling
Willie Fung
as Yen
Joan Carroll
as Winifred Ward
Eily Malyon
as Mrs. Little
Leonid Snegoff
as Boris
Philip Ahn
as Col. Wai Kang
Jonathan Hale
as Assistant Secretary of State
Harry Hayden
as Telegraph Manager
Moroni Olsen
as Managing Editor
Philson Ahn
as Trainman
Martha Bamattre
as Swedish Woman on Train
Edward Earle
as American Consul's Under-Secretary
Lee Tung Foo
as Houseboy
Chester Gan
as Mongol Bandit Leader
William Law
as Train Conductor
Eddie Lee
as Wah - Consulate Servant
Richard Loo
as Colonel Commander of Rescue Party
Shirley Louie
as Chinese Girl
Paul McVey
as Copy Reader
Louis Mercier
as Frenchman on Train
Adolph Milar
as German on Train
Ernesto Molinari
as Hindu on Train
Lillie Mui
Mrs. Ng
as Old Chinese Woman
Howard Soo Hoo
as Orphan
Charles Tannen
as Opening Narrator (voice)
Victor Wong
as Second Bandit
Victor Sen Yung
as Undetermined Role
Gregory Ratoff
Director
Edward Kaufman
Associate Producer
David Buttolph
Music
Karl Freund
Director of Photography
Jack Dennis
Editor
Royer
Costume Design
Thomas Little
Set Decoration
Haldane Douglas
Art Direction
Bernard Herzbrun
Alfred Newman
Music Director
Granville Walker
Screenplay
Story
