Saratoga Trunk

John Warburton as Bartholomew Van Steed Gino Corrado as Diner (uncredited) Frank Hagney as Soule Gang Leader (uncredited) Stuart Holmes as Man in Gazebo (uncredited) Lillian Yarbo as Hotel Maid (uncredited) Curt Bois as Augustin Haussy Edward Hearn as Man with Lantern (uncredited) Bob Reeves as Soule's Bodyguard (uncredited) Sarah Edwards as Miss Diggs (uncredited) Edmund Breon as McIntyre (uncredited) Helen Freeman as Mrs. Nicholas Dulaine (uncredited) Charles Meakin as Costume Ball Attendee (uncredited) Tex Phelps as Cowboy (uncredited) Flora Robson as Angelique Buiton Theodore von Eltz as Hotel Manager (uncredited) George Beranger as Leon (uncredited) Ethan Laidlaw as Cowboy (uncredited) Fred Kelsey as Train Conductor (uncredited) Chet Brandenburg as Cowboy (uncredited) Philo McCullough as Costume Ball Attendee (uncredited) Edward Fielding as Mr. Bowers (uncredited) Gary Cooper as Colonel Clint Maroon Ingrid Bergman as Clio Dulaine Georges Renavent as Ship Captain (uncredited) Dick Elliott as Politician (uncredited) Thurston Hall as Mr. Pound (uncredited) Florence Bates as Sophie Bellop Al Bridge as Soule Gang Engineer (uncredited) Lane Chandler as Al (uncredited) Minor Watson as J.P. Reynolds (uncredited) Loretta Russell as Opera Spectator (uncredited) Jacqueline deWit as Guilia Forosini (uncredited) Adrienne D'Ambricourt as Grandmother Dulaine (uncredited) Louis Payne as Raymond Soule (uncredited) Libby Taylor as Hotel Maid (uncredited) Jerry Austin as Cupidon John Abbott as Roscoe Bean Ethel Griffies as Clarissa Van Steed Fred Essler as Monsieur Begue (uncredited) Al Ferguson as Cowhand (uncredited) Glenn Strange as Cowboy (uncredited) Marla Shelton as Mrs. Porcelain (uncredited)

Edna Ferber Novel Sam Wood Director Max Steiner Original Music Composer Casey Robinson Screenplay