| Release Date: | May 1932 |
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| Genre: | Comedy |
| Cast: | Joe E. Brown (Calvin Jones), Ginger Rogers (Ruth Weston), Lew Cody (Joe Lehman), Vivien Oakland (Miss Martin), Robert Greig (Mack), Ralph Ince (Dolan), Marion Byron (Kitty (as Marion Bryon)), Spencer Charters (Oscar), Douglas Gerrard (Stage Director), Edith Allen (A Tart at the Depot (uncredited)), Joe Barton (The Hebrew (uncredited)), Herman Bing (The Chef (uncredited)), George Chandler (Depot Bum (uncredited)), Richard Cramer (Lefty Duran - Racketeer (uncredited)), George Davis (Waiter (uncredited)), Jill Dennett (Cafe Cashier (uncredited)), Harrison Greene (Dining Extra (uncredited)), Ben Hall (Bellhop (uncredited)), Al Hill (Spud - a Thug (uncredited)), Eddie Kane (Hat Salesman (uncredited)), Lee Kohlmar (Waiter (uncredited)), Allan Lane (An Actor (uncredited)), John Larkin (Depot Porter (uncredited)), Theodore Lorch (An Actor (uncredited)), Wilfred Lucas (Patterson (uncredited)), Mae Madison (Cafe Maid (uncredited)), Charlotte Merriam (An Actress (uncredited)), Zita Moulton (An Actress (uncredited)), Nat Pendleton (Joe - Jealous Husband (uncredited)), Walter Percival (Depot Slicker (uncredited)), Bob Perry (A Thug (uncredited)), Harry Seymour (Newsstand Proprietor (uncredited)), Charles Sullivan (Spike - a Thug (uncredited)), Dorothy Vernon (Maid (uncredited)) |
Joe E. Brown is a cowboy who wants to invest in a Broadway play. Ginger Rogers, a secretary, learns that her boss, Lew Cody, is attempting to swindle Brown and pulls a successful coup d'etat producing a play that she stars in.
