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| Warner Bros. (1934) | |||||
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| George Brent | William Reynolds | |
| Bette Davis | Patricia Berkeley | |
| Ann Dvorak | Nan Reynolds | |
| John Halliday | Paul Duprey | |
| Ruth Donnelly | Dora Wilson | |
| Hobart Cavanaugh | George Wilson | |
| Robert Barrat | Sam Blake | |
| Joseph Cawthorn | Krueger | |
| Phil Regan | Radio Singer | |
| Willard Robertson | Judge | |
| Ronnie Cosby | Buddy Reynolds | |
| Leila Bennett | Jenny | |
| Harry Tyler | Mr. Simmons | |
| Charles Coleman | Bolton | |
| William B. Davidson | Nan's Lawyer |
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| Producer | Jack L. Warner
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Nan Reynolds encourages her copywriter husband Bill to open his own agency. Nearly out of business, he finally gets a client. Former girlfriend Patricia Berkeley writes a very successful commercial for the client and neats up their old romance. Wife and girlfriend struggle over Bill. Written by Ed Stephan |
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