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| Paramount Pictures (1934) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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| Warner Baxter | Dan Brooks | |
| Walter Connolly | J.L. Higgins | |
| Douglass Dumbrille | Eddie Morgan | |
| Myrna Loy | Alice Higgins | |
| Helen Vinson | Margaret | |
| Raymond Walburn | Col. Pettigrew | |
| Lynne Overman | Happy McGuire | |
| Clarence Muse | Whitey | |
| Margaret Hamilton | Edna | |
| Frankie Darro | Ted Williams | |
| Ward Bond | ||
| Claude Gillingwater | ||
| Hayley Mills | ||
| Trevor Howard | ||
| Saashi Kapoor |
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| Producer | Frank Capra
Harry Cohn |
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| Writer | Robert Riskin
Mark Hellinger |
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Sick of Higgins’ controlling nature, Dan finally decides to stand up for himself. Quitting his job as manager of a factory owned by J.L., Dan dedicates all of his time to his racing horse, Broadway Bill, in hopes that he can profit from his trusty steed. Arrested for not repaying a supplier he owed money to, Dan must rely on the success of Broadway Bill to bail him out. |
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