Summary
Don’t Bet on Blondes is an American comedy romance film first released in 1935,
directed by Robert Florey.
The film stars Warren William, Claire Dodd, Guy Kibbee, William Gargan and Vince Barnett.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Robert Florey
- Script: Isabel Dawn, Boyce DeGaw
- Photo: William Rees
- Cast: Warren William (Oscar ’Odds’ Owen), Claire Dodd (Marilyn Youngblood), Guy Kibbee (Col. Jefferson Davis Youngblood), William Gargan (Numbers), Vince Barnett (Chuck aka ’Brains’), Hobart Cavanaugh (Philbert O. Slemp), Clay Clement (T. Everett Markham), Errol Flynn (David Van Dusen), Spencer Charters (Doc), Walter Byron (Dwight Boardman), Eddie Shubert (Steve), Jack Norton (J. Mortimer ’Mousy’ Slade), Mary Treen (Owen’s secretary), Maude Eburne (Little Ellen Purdy), Herman Bing (Prof. Friedrich Wilhelm Gruber), George Meeker (Undetermined Role (scenes deleted)), Brooks Benedict (Man with Doc at Foyot’s bar), Curtis Benton (Announcer of Caprice race), George Beranger (Wedding dress fitter), Daisy Bufford (Penny (Marilyn’s maid)), Ralph Bushman (Man insuring collar size 15), Glen Cavender (Man leaving betting window), George Chandler (Henry Purdy), André Cheron (Albert (bartender at Foyot’s)), Joseph Crehan (Doctor delivering quintuplets), Howard Dickinson (Telephone bet taker), Don Downen (Markham’s receptionist), Florence Fair (Nurse holding off Slemp), Paul Fix (Man betting $2500 on Caprice), Roger Gray (Man getting rain insurance), Harrison Greene (Man who got tip from brother-in-law), Virginia Grey (Girl with Henry), Winter Hall (Minister at wedding), Sam Hayes (Announcer), Grace Hayle (Matron looking at racing sheet), Ben Hendricks Jr. (Gangster #3), Selmer Jackson (Gambler who bet $30,000), Jack Kenny (Telephone bet taker), Milton Kibbee (Joe (cashier)), Marc Lawrence (Gangster #6), Jack Low (Gangster #4), Bob Montgomery (Telephone bet taker), Frank Moran (Gangster #5), Jack Pennick (Gangster #1), Elsa Peterson (Woman with Henry), George Reed (Marilyn’s butler), Jack Richardson (Elevator operator), Cyril Ring (Man with $30,000 bettor), Constantine Romanoff (Gangster #2), Ferdinand Schumann-Heink (Laboratory assistant), Harry Seymour (Telephone bet taler), Pat Somerset (Kidnapped wedding usher), June Travis (Telephone Operator), Leo White (Greeter in Owen’s insurance office), Buddy Williams (Black man), Jack Wise (Man going to bet on tip), Tammany Young (Tout at Owen’s olace)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 59 min
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