Joan Crawford as Mary McKay

James Stewart as Larry Hall

Lew Ayres as Eddie Burgess

Lewis Stone as Douglas Tolliver Jr.

Bess Ehrhardt as Kitty Sherman

Roy Shipstad as Roy Shipstad, Ice Follies Skater

Eddie Shipstad as Eddie Shipstad, Ice Follies Skater

Oscar Johnson as Oscar Johnson, Ice Follies Skater

Lionel Stander as Mort Hodges

Charles D. Brown as Barney

Louis Adlon as Dress Designer (uncredited)

King Baggot as Man in Audience (uncredited)

Marie Blake as Effie Lane (uncredited)

Wade Boteler as Policeman in Central Park (uncredited)

Truman Bradley as Paul Rodney (voice) (uncredited)

La Verne Busher as LeVerne Busher, Ice Follies Skater (uncredited)

Eddie Conrad as Hal Briggs (uncredited)

Hal K. Dawson as Publicity Man (uncredited)

Edward Earle as Man with Tolliver and Director (uncredited)

James Flavin as Doorman (uncredited)

Mary Forbes as Lady Hilda (uncredited)

Harrison Greene as Agent Waiting for Tolliver (uncredited)

Chuck Hamilton as Policeman at Preview (uncredited)

Adolphe Hebert as Skating Horse (uncredited)

Darla Hood as Sister (uncredited)

Larry Jackson as Skating Horse / Program Boy (uncredited)

Charles Judels as Makeup Man (uncredited)

Armand Kaliz as Count (uncredited)

Eddie Kane as Politician at Banquet (uncredited)

Kenner G. Kemp as Passerby (uncredited)

Harris Legg as Harris Legg, Ice Follies Skater (uncredited)

Arthur Loft as Director (uncredited)

Joe Manz as Henry, Tolliver's Chauffeur (uncredited)

James McNamara as Politician at Banquet (uncredited)

Carl Switzer as Small Boy (uncredited)

William Tannen as Assistant Doorman (uncredited)

Libby Taylor as Alice (uncredited)

Frank Whitbeck as Radio Announcer (uncredited)

Charles Williams as Max Morton (uncredited)