Kid Millions - Cast

Cast

  • Eddie Cantor as Eddie Wilson Jr., the deceased Professor Edward Wilson's son and the now heir to 77 million dollars.
  • Ann Sothern as Joan Larabee, niece to Colonel Larrabee who is in love with Jerry Lane.
  • Ethel Merman as Dot Clark, a jazz singer and con artist out to get the 77 million dollar Wilson fortune.
  • George Murphy as Jerry Lane, assistant to the deceased Professor Edward Wilson who befriends Eddie Wilson Jr. and is in love with Joan Larrabee.
  • Berton Churchill as Col. Harrison Larabee, uncle to Joan Larrabee, a Southern gentleman from Virginia who funded one of Professor Wilson's expeditions.
  • Warren Hymer as Louie the Lug, Dot Clark's dim witted gangster boyfriend and manager who travels with her to get the Wilson fortune.
  • Paul Harvey as Sheik Mulhulla, an Egyptian sheik whose daughter, Princess Fanya, falls in love with Eddie Wilson.
  • Jesse Block as Ben Ali, Princess Fanya's jealous fiancĂ© who believes that Eddie is out to steal Fanya from him.
  • Eve Sully as Princess Fanya, the Sheik's daffy daughter who falls in love with Eddie after he saves her from a small dog.
  • Otto Hoffman as Khoot, Sheikh Mulhulla's head advisor/
  • Stanley Fields as Oscar, one of Eddie's stepbrothers who lives on the barge.
  • Edgar Kennedy as Herman, one of Eddie's stepbrothers who lives on the barge.
  • Jack Kennedy as Pop Wilson, Eddie's adopted father, an old stevedore who lives on the barge with his three sons.
  • John Kelly as Adolph, one of Eddie's stepbrothers who lives on the barge.
  • Doris Davenport as Nora aka 'Toots', Eddie's girlfriend who lives on the barge and dreams of marrying him when he gets his money.
  • The 1934 Goldwyn Girls

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