"A sleazy lawyer's female assistant sets out to end his cheating ways."
Jack Holt
as Matthew Mitchell
Jean Arthur
as Joan Hayes
Nat Pendleton
as Rocky
Arthur Hohl
as James Randolph
Raymond Walburn
as Austin
Harold Huber
as Castro
Robert Gleckler
as Lou Gentry
Sarah Padden
as Mrs. Evans
Shirley Grey
as Mabel Wilson
Donald Meek
as Fogg
Raymond Hatton
as Louie
Ward Bond
as Hood
John Wray
as Michael Cooney
Vivien Oakland
as Mrs. Monte Ballou
Selmer Jackson
as Duffy
J. Carrol Naish
as Monte Ballou
Samuel S. Hinds
as Dean Adams
Arthur Belasco
as Gun Store Owner
Brooks Benedict
as Charlie
Charles Brinley
as Bartender
Don Brodie
as Reporter
Allan Cavan
as Court Clerk
Edward Cecil
as Minor Role
Stephen Colt
as Bailiff
Nick Copeland
Lynn Cowan
Kernan Cripps
as Policeman
Carrie Daumery
as Dowager on Gambling Ship
Milla Davenport
as Neighbor
Joan Dix
Oliver Eckhardt
as Jury Foreman
Ray Ellis
as Second Jury Foreman (uncredited)
Bess Flowers
as Receptionist
Mary Gordon
as Scrub Woman
Galen Gough
as Gangster
Arnold Gray
Harrison Greene
as Moe - Reporter
Sam Hayes
as Radio Announcer
A.R. Haysel
as Bill - Turnkey
Arthur Hickman
Howard Hickman
as Judge
Harry Hume
as Father
Charles King
Lydia Knott
as Hospital Patient
Sam Lufkin
as Masseur / Trainer
John Mack
Stanley Mack
as Henchman
Joe Smith Marba
Tony Martelli
as Waiter
Charles McAvoy
as Guard
Frank Mills
Geneva Mitchell
as Mitchell's Receptionist
Bert Moorhouse
Wilfrid North
as Silent Judge
Frank O'Connor
Hal Price
as Tim
Bruce Randall
as Chauffeur
Bobbie Sheehan
Reginald Simpson
Bess Stafford
as Jail Matron
Jerome Storm
Hal Taggart
Billy West
Maston Williams
as Diver
Eleanor Wood
as Poor Wife
Ernest F. Young
as Speakeasy Proprietor
Lambert Hillyer
Director
Jo Swerling
Screenplay
Story
Dave Ragin
Camera Operator
