Diamond Jim

Charles K. French Hayden Stevenson William H. O'Brien as Waiter Sam Appel as Engineer Jean De Briac as Chef John Miltern as Briggs Gino Corrado as Chef Jean Arthur as Jane Matthews / Emma William Demarest as Harry Hill Purnell Pratt as Physician Wilfrid North as Stockbroker Helen Brown as Brady's Mother Harry C. Bradley as Brady's Secretary Eddy Chandler as Engineer William H. Tooker as Man at Bar Larry Wheat as Stage Manager Henry Kolker as J.C. Randolf - Bank President George Ernest as Sullivan (the Boy) Dot Farley Mitchell Ingraham as Man at Bar Clarence Geldart as Stockbroker George Sidney as Pawnbroker J.P. McGowan as Engineer Cyril Ring as Fireman Richard Tucker as Headwaiter Barbara Barondess Lew Kelly as Bartender C. Montague Shaw as Stockbroker Sam Hayes as Announcer Jane Keckley as Minister's Wife Dorothy Vernon Eric Blore as Sampson Fox George H. Reed as Porter Cesar Romero as Jerry Richardson Wade Boteler as Mill Foreman Darby Jones as Black Man Charles R. Moore as Cook Robert Emmett O'Connor as Brady's Father Tully Marshall as Minister Edwards Davis as Stockbroker Germaine De Neel as Lillian Russell's Maid Jim Farley as Passenger Murdock MacQuarrie as Stockbroker Robert McWade as A.E. Moore Al Hill as Fireman Fred Kelsey as Horsley's Secretary Malcolm Waite as Fireman Edward Arnold as Diamond Jim George MacQuarrie as Stockbroker Edwin Mordant as Man at Bar Charles Sellon as John Touchey Dell Henderson as Gambler Ralph Lewis as Man at Bar Marshall Ruth as Man at Racetrack Stanley Andrews as Gambler Orrin Burke as Man at Bar Bobby Burns as Waiter Billy McClain as Cook Matt McHugh as Bartender Jack Mower as Man Aiding Suicidal Man Malcolm McGregor as Man at Racetrack Irving Bacon as Passenger Lloyd Whitlock as Man at Racetrack Greta Meyer as Masseuse Hugh O'Connell as Charles B. Horsley Sam Flint as Man at Bar Emmett King as Stockbroker Al Bridge as Poker Player on Train Arthur Housman as Souse Maidel Turner as Mrs. Perry William Welsh as Conductor Eddie Collins as Bicycle Act Dan Crimmins as Tailor Eily Malyon as Organist Francis McDonald as Gambler Gay Seabrook as Nurse Joseph W. Girard Otis Harlan as Drunk Edward Hearn as Job Applicant Jean Laverty as Barmaid Libby Taylor as Maid David Worth as Man at Racetrack William Worthington as Man at Bar Dorothy Granger as Chorine Robert McKenzie as Chef Frank Hagney as Mug Arthur Stuart Hull as Stockbroker Charles McAvoy as Cop Armand Kaliz as Jewelry Salesman Patricia Farley as Chorine Edward LeSaint as Stockbroker Addie McPhail Binnie Barnes as Lillian Russell Albert Conti as Jeweler Kay Deslys as Barmaid

Daniel Mandell Editor Preston Sturges Writer A. Edward Sutherland Director