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Date of Release: March 12, 1938
Running Time: 75 minutes
Director: Richard Thorpe
Screenplay: Norman Krasna
Original Story: Melville Baker
Cinematography: Joseph Ruttenberg
Film Editing: Conrad A. Nervig
Art Direction: Cedric Gibbons
Set Decoration: Edwin B. Willis
Wardrober: Dolly Tree
Recording Director: Douglas Shearer
Producer: Norman Krasna
Original Music: William Axt
Original Song: Bob Wright and Chet Forrest
Note: Remake of The First 100 Years (1924)
Robert Montgomery...David Conway
Virginia Bruce...Lynn Conway
Warren William...Harry Borden
Binnie Barnes...Claudia Weston
Alan Dinehart...Samuel Z. Walker
Harry Davenport...Uncle Dawson
Nydia Westman...Midge
Donald Briggs...William Regan
Jonathan Hale...Judge Parker
E.E. Clive...Chester Blascomb
Lee Bowman...Geroge Wallace
Torben Meyer...Karl
Bodil Rosing...Martha
Irving Bacon...Wilkins
Rex Evans...Reggie
Priscilla Lawson...Mary Brown
Barbara Bedford...Sadie (uncredited)
Lane Chandler...Doorman (uncredited)
Frederick Clark...Ito (uncredited)
Roger Converse...Young Actor (ucredited)
Edgar Dearing...Policeman (uncredited)
Jean Fenwick...Miss Moffat (uncredited)
Eleanor Lynn...Receptionist (uncredited)
Wally Maher...Workman (uncredited)
Roger Moore...Ship's Steward (uncredited)
Harry Strang...Workman (uncredited)
Monte Vandergrift...Workman (uncredited)
David and Lynn Conway are a happy couple whose marriage suddenly hits the rocks when they argue over Lynn's job as a theatrical agent. Their problems are solved in a predictable fashion by the end of the film. Dated in many ways and very routine--doesn't give any of the stars much to do.