"An aging star finally recognizes the truth when she is replaced in her new movie by a girl from the chorus."
Alice Faye
as Peggy Harper
Ray Walker
as Jack Lambert
Bebe Daniels
as Diane De Valle
Frank Mitchell
as Peanuts Harper
Jack Durant
as Eddie Harper
Rosina Lawrence
as Shirley De Valle
Thomas Beck
as Tony Bennett
Andrew Tombes
as Ben Pomeroy
Luis Alberni
as Señor Castellano - Cafe Proprietor
Hattie McDaniel
as Hattie (Amanda in credits)
Ernie Alexander
as Drunk on Streetcar (uncredited)
Lee Bailey
as Dancer (uncredited)
Lynn Bari
as Theatre Cashier (uncredited)
Wade Boteler
as Streetcar Inspector (uncredited)
Don Brodie
as Reporter (uncredited)
Tex Brodus
as Young Dancer (uncredited)
Betty Brown
James Burke
as Mickey (uncredited)
Heinie Conklin
as Bus Passenger (uncredited)
Hal K. Dawson
as Jim Watson (uncredited)
Dorothy Dix
as Alice - Pomeroy's Secretary (uncredited)
Edith Haskins
Grace Hayle
as Laundry Manageress (uncredited)
Fay Holderness
Gladden James
Si Jenks
Jerry Jerome
as Photographer (uncredited)
Arline Judge
as Theatre Customer (uncredited)
Crystal Keate
Patsy Lee
Betty Lomack
James Pier Mason
as Audience Spectator (uncredited)
Frances McCardell
as Elderly Dancer in Music is Magic Number (uncredited)
Nelson McDowell
as Bluenose in Music is Magic Number (uncredited)
Paul McVey
as Theatre Spectator (uncredited)
Frank Mills
as Joe - Stagehand (uncredited)
Gene Morgan
as Theatre Barker (uncredited)
Mildred Morris
Anne Nagel
as Chorine (uncredited)
Paddy O'Flynn
Blanche Payson
as Opera Singer in Music is Magic Number (uncredited)
Belle Richards
Tom Ricketts
Cyril Ring
as Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Clark Rutledge
as Black Team Dancer (uncredited)
Geneva Sawyer
Ernest Shields
Rafael Alcayde
as Lopez - Cafe Orchestra Leader (uncredited)
Johnny Taylor
Nondas Wayne
Niles Welch
as Film Director (uncredited)
Charles C. Wilson
as Decker - Theatre Manager (uncredited)
Marbeth Wright
Edward Eliscu
Writer
Lou Breslow
George Marshall
Director
