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Play Sound You didn't know? That's probably why they sent for Paul just now. Oh, yes, he would know. He has made a personal issue of this. He is right. What would happen if they started. locking cabinet ministers in vaults as a regular habit? The country would probably have some peace. Whom have they arrested? One of the robbers, they think. Did they find any of the jewels on him? If they had, there'd be no need to identify him. Yeah, more than likely, they've caught someone. - who was Miles...
You didn't know? That's probably why they sent for Paul just now. Oh, yes, he would know. He has made a personal issue of this. He is right. What would happen if they started. locking cabinet ministers in vaults as a regular habit? The country would probably have some peace. Whom have they arrested? One of the robbers, they think. Did they find any of the jewels on him? If they had, there'd be no need to identify him. Yeah, more than likely, they've caught someone. - who was Miles...

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Description: A gentleman thief charms a Viennese baron's wife and also conducts a daring daylight robbery of a jewellers.

Cast:
The Robber: William Powell
Baroness Teri: Kay Francis
Marianne: Helen Vinson
Paul: Hardie Albright
Detective Fritz: Alan Mowbray
Count Andre: André Luguet
Baron Franz: Henry Kolker
Lenz: Spencer Charters
Hollander: Lee Kohlmar
Prefect of Police: Clarence Wilson
Robber: Eddie Kane
Maid: Blanca Vischer
Jewelry Salesman: Jack Chefe
Charles: Charles Coleman
Robbery Accomplice: John Davidson
Polacheck - the President's Secretary: George Davis
Berta - Teri's Maid: Ruth Donnelly
Leopold - Assistant Jewelry Manager: Jay Eaton
Policeman Following Blonde: Bill Elliott
Prof. Bauman: Lawrence Grant
Man Reading 'Wiener Journal': Robert Greig
Chauffeur: Ivan Linow
Jewelry Clerk: Harold Waldridge
Masseuse: Blanche Payson
Blonde Decoy: Sheila Terry
Jewelry Manager: Jacques Vanaire
Assistant Robber: Leo White

Written by: Erwin Gelsey, Ladislas Fodor, Bertram Bloch

Director: William Dieterle

Production: Warner Bros. Pictures

Release date: 13 Aug 1932