The Devil and Miss Jones - Cast

Cast

  • Jean Arthur as Mary Jones, store clerk
  • Robert Cummings as Joe O'Brien
  • Charles Coburn as John P. Merrick, richest man in the world
  • Edmund Gwenn as Hooper, section manager
  • Spring Byington as Elizabeth Ellis, clerk
  • S.Z. Sakall as George (Merrick's Butler)
  • William Demarest as First Detective
  • Walter Kingsford as Mr. Allison, store manager
  • Montagu Love as Harrison
  • Richard Carle as Oliver
  • Charles Waldron as Needles
  • Edwin Maxwell as Withers
  • Edward McNamara as Police Desk Sergeant
  • Robert Emmett Keane as Tom Higgins
  • Florence Bates as store shopper
  • Pat Flaherty as Mark - Policeman with Pickpocket
  • Irving Cummings as
  • Minta Durfee as customer
  • William Elmer as Attendant at Jim's Bath House
  • Frank Mills as attendant at Third Bath House
  • Victor Potel as attendant at First Bath House
  • Walter Tetley as Stock Boy

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