The Earl of Chicago

Frederick Worlock as Lord Elfie (uncredited) Peter Godfrey as Judson Billy Bevan as Castle Guide Colin Kenny as Sergeant (uncredited) E. E. Clive as Mr. Redwood David Clyde as Hanger-on (uncredited) Ivan F. Simpson as Hargraves (uncredited) William Haade as Crapshooter (uncredited) Anthony Warde as Kilmount Salesman (uncredited) Ben Welden as Silky's Driver (uncredited) Reginald Owen as Gervase Gonwell Ted Billings as Townsman Outside House of Lords (uncredited) Claude King as Yeoman Usher (uncredited) Forbes Murray as Diplomat (uncredited) Robert Warwick as Clerk at Parliament (uncredited) Edward Arnold as Quentin 'Doc' Ramsey Norma Varden as Maureen Kilmount Frank Baker as Policeman (uncredited) Gladys Blake as 'Babe', Silken Legs (uncredited) Miles Mander as Attorney General (uncredited) Harold Miller as House of Lords Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) William H. O'Brien as Turnkey (uncredited) Ronald Sinclair as Master Gerald Kilmount Jimmy Aubrey as Cockney (uncredited) Matthew Boulton as Ickerton (uncredited) Ben Webster as Gaffer Oakes (uncredited) Edmund Gwenn as Munsey, the Butler Tempe Pigott as Mrs. Oakes (uncredited) Leonard Mudie as Mr. Allington (uncredited) Harry 'Snub' Pollard as Townsman (uncredited) Zeffie Tilbury as Miss Nana (uncredited) Ian Wolfe as Reading Clerk (as Ian Wulf) Alec Craig as Fingal's Son (uncredited) Sayre Dearing as Gunman in Card Game (uncredited) Barlowe Borland as Fingal (uncredited) Boyd Irwin as Presiding Magistrate (uncredited) Eddie Marr as Kilmount Salesman with Gun (uncredited) Robert Montgomery as Robert Kilmount Halliwell Hobbes as Lord Chancellor William Stack as Coroner (uncredited) Barbara Bedford as Ramsey's Secretary Martha Jackson (uncredited) Holmes Herbert as Sergeant-at-Arms (uncredited) Harold Howard as Fisherman (uncredited) Olaf Hytten as Hodges (uncredited) Gladden James as Silky's Secretary (uncredited)

Douglas Shearer Recording Supervision Richard Thorpe Director Cedric Gibbons Art Direction Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration