Cast
- Joan Crawford as Geraldine "Gerry" March
- Anita Page as Connie Blair
- Dorothy Sebastian as Francine Daniels
- Robert Montgomery as Tony Jardine
- Raymond Hackett as David Jardine
- John Miljan as Martin W. "Marty" Sanderson
- Hedda Hopper as Lansing Ross-Weaver
- Albert Conti as Monsieur Pantoise
- Edward Brophy as Joseph Munsey
- Robert Emmett O'Connor as The Detective
- Martha Sleeper as Evelyn Woodforth
- Gwen Lee as Miss Dardinelle
- Mary Doran as Eloise
- Catherine Moylan as Mannequin
- Norma Drew as Mannequin
- Claire Dodd as Mannequin
- Wilda Mansfield as Mannequin
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