Cast
| Role | Actor |
|---|---|
| Toby Tyler | Kevin Corcoran |
| Harry Tupper | Bob Sweeney |
| Sam Treat | Gene Sheldon |
| Ben Cotter | Henry Calvin |
| Colonel Sam Castle | Richard Eastham |
| Jim Weaver | James Drury |
| Mademoiselle Jeanette | Barbara Beaird |
| Monsieur Ajax | Dennis Olivieri |
| Aunt Olive | Edith Evanson |
| Uncle Daniel | Tom Fadden |
| Circus Cook (uncredited) | Henry Rowland |
| Bit Role (uncredited) | Kermit Maynard |
| Drummer (uncredited) | James MacDonald |
| Bandleader (as Ollie Wallace) | Oliver Wallace |
| Downtown Parade Organist | James Dietrich |
| Michael McGreevey | |
| Jailbird (uncredited) | William Challee |
| Roustabout (uncredited) | John Cliff |
| Ringling Brothers Clown (uncredited) | 'Eddie Spaghetti' Emerson |
| Ringling Brothers Clown (uncredited) | Abe Goldstein |
| Townsman (uncredited) | Sam Harris |
| Ringling Brothers Clown (uncredited) | Duke Johnson |
| Ringling Brothers Clown (uncredited) | Harry C. Johnson |
| Sheriff (uncredited) | Jess Kirkpatrick |
| Wife in Audience (uncredited) | Ruth Lee |
| Townsman (uncredited) | Herbert Lytton |
| (uncredited) | Kermit Maynard |
| Ticket-Taker (uncredited) | Howard Negley |
| Jailbird (uncredited) | William Newell |
| Circus Cook (uncredited) | Henry Rowland |
| (uncredited) | Barry Seltzer |
| Husband in Audience (uncredited) | Robert Shayne |
| Townsman (uncredited) | Guy Wilkerson |
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