Cast
- Marie Ault - The Landlady (Mrs. Bunting)
- Arthur Chesney - Her Husband (Mr. Bunting)
- June - Daisy Bunting, a Model
- Malcolm Keen - Joe Chandler
- Ivor Novello - Jonathan Drew (The Lodger)
- Reginald Gardiner - (uncredited)
- Eve Gray - Showgirl Victim (uncredited)
- Alfred Hitchcock - Extra in newspaper office (uncredited)
Alfred Hitchcock cameo: Alfred Hitchcock appears sitting at a desk in the newsroom with his back to the camera and while operating a telephone (3 minutes into the film). This is Alfred Hitchcock's first recognizable film cameo and was to become a standard practice for the remainder of his films. Hitchcock's cameo came about as the actor supposed to play the part of the telephone operator failed to turn up and Hitchcock filled the breach.
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