Silver Queen

Roy Barcroft as Dan Carson Dorothy Vernon as Party Guest (uncredited) Bruce Cabot as Gerald Forsythe Lynne Overman as Hector Bailey Francis X. Bushman as Creditor Joe King as Colonel (uncredited) Paul Kruger as Creditor (uncredited) Wilbur Mack as Townsman (uncredited) George Morrell as Miner / Fight Spectator (uncredited) Jason Robards Sr. as Bank Teller (uncredited) Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams as Blackie Eleanor Stewart as Millicent Bailey Jack Chefe as Jacques (uncredited) Earle Hodgins as Desk Clerk (uncredited) Kenner G. Kemp as Hotel Lobby Guest (uncredited) Spencer Charters as Doc Stonebraker Henry Otto as Fight Spectator (uncredited) Jay Eaton as Party Guest (uncredited) Frances Morris as Gerald's Secretary (uncredited) Sol Murgi as Gambler (uncredited) Bill Nestell as Fight Spectator (uncredited) Cyril Ring as Gambler (uncredited) Herbert Rawlinson as Judge James Craven as Thomas (uncredited) George Eldredge as Hotel Guest Victor Adamson as Townsman (uncredited) Richard Neill as Party Guest (uncredited) Marietta Canty as Ruby Rudy Bowman as Townsman (uncredited) Paul Maxey as Servant Announcing Party Guests (uncredited) Janet Beecher as Mrs. Laura Forsythe Sam McDaniel as Toby Franklyn Farnum as Creditor Georges Renavent as Andres Bess Flowers as Fight Spectator (uncredited) Carl M. Leviness as Party Guest (uncredited) Claire Whitney as Mrs. Harriet Bailey (uncredited) Jack Luden as Party Guest (uncredited) Fred 'Snowflake' Toones as Butler (uncredited) Cy Kendall as Sheriff Jack Kenny as Townsman (uncredited) Robert Milasch as Townsman (uncredited) Tommy Bupp as Doc Stonebraker's Boy (uncredited) James Dime as Fight Spectator (uncredited) Priscilla Lane as Coralie Adams Ronald R. Rondell as Party Guest (uncredited) Don Barclay as Drunk (uncredited) George Brent as James Kincaid Eugene Pallette as Steve Adams Arthur Hunnicutt as Newspaper Publisher Brett

Lloyd Bacon Director Victor Young Original Music Composer