John Barrymore as Oscar Jaffe

Carole Lombard as Lily Garland, formerly Mildred Plotka

Walter Connolly as Oliver Webb

Roscoe Karns as Owen O'Malley

Ralph Forbes as George Smith

Charles Lane as Max Jacobs

Etienne Girardot as Matthew J. Clark

Dale Fuller as Sadie

Edgar Kennedy as Oscar McGonigle

Billie Seward as Anita

Herman Bing as Beard #1 (uncredited)

James Burke as Sheriff (uncredited)

Pat Flaherty as Flannigan (uncredited)

Clarence Geldart as Colonel Merriweather in Play (uncredited)

A.R. Haysel as Bob (uncredited)

Howard Hickman as Dr. Johnson (uncredited)

Lee Kohlmar as Beard #2 (uncredited)

Frank Marlowe as Mulligan (uncredited)

Mary Jo Mathews as Emmy Lou in Play (uncredited)

George Offerman, Jr. as Page Boy (uncredited)

Gigi Parrish as Myrtle Schultz (uncredited)

Steve Pendleton as Brother in Play (uncredited)

George H. Reed as Uncle Remus in Play (uncredited)

Clifford Thompson as Lockwood (uncredited)

Fred 'Snowflake' Toones as George Washington Jones (uncredited)

Lynton Brent as Train Secretary (uncredited)

Anita Brown as Black Stage Showgirl (uncredited)

James P. Burtis as Train Conductor (uncredited)

Eddy Chandler as Cameraman (uncredited)

Nick Copeland as Treasurer (uncredited)

Arnold Gray as Stage Actor (uncredited)

Sherry Hall as Reporter (uncredited)

Kid Herman as Black Train Waiter (uncredited)

Fred Kelsey as Train Detective (uncredited)

Frank Mills as Marquee Man (uncredited)

King Mojave as McGonigle's Assistant (uncredited)

Frank O'Connor as Stagehand (uncredited)

Charles O'Malley as Reporter (uncredited)

Ky Robinson as Train Detective (uncredited)

Harry Semels as Poster Artist (uncredited)

Earl Smith as Light-Skinned Black Waiter (uncredited)

Irene Thompson as Stage Actress (uncredited)

Lillian West as Charwoman (uncredited)

Buddy Williams as Black Stage Actor (uncredited)