Cast
- Adolphe Menjou as Col. Hector Phyffe
- Martha Scott as Janie Prescott Phyffe
- Pola Negri as Genya Smetana
- Dennis O'Keefe as Sonny Phyffe
- Billie Burke as Liza Prescott
- Walter Kingsford as Senator Jummy Simpson
- Barton Hepburn as Peter Warrington III
- Georges Metaxa as Tony Spinelli
- Eddie Marr as Michael Angelo, Croupier
- Paul Porcasi as Impressario
- Bert Roach as Husband, Taxi Cab Bit
- Chick Chandler as Saunders, Hector's Chauffeur
- Lorraine Miller as Director's Friend
- Marek Windheim as Pianist
- Richard Hageman as Boughton
- Ellen Lowe as Flory, the Maid
- Barry Macollum as Angus, the Club Cashier
- Joe Devlin as Dan Hannigan, the Bartender
- Hal K. Dawson as Dr. Agnew, the Minister
- Andrew Tombes as Mike, the Doorman
- Byron Foulger as Watson, the Brokerage Firm Clerk
- Ann Hunter as Sandra
- June Havoc as Leslie Quayle
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