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Play Sound That was a flutter Jenny That was your conscience talking. Does that mean I'll never be able to do anything wrong. Not with your solar plexus. No Jenny I'm afraid you're doomed to be a good girl.
That was a flutter Jenny That was your conscience talking. Does that mean I'll never be able to do anything wrong. Not with your solar plexus. No Jenny I'm afraid you're doomed to be a good girl.

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Description: A Midwesterner waitress, scheming to gold-dig her way to Paris, gets mixed up with a wealthy New York family.

Cast:
Ronald Brooke: Melvyn Douglas
Jenny Swanson: Joan Blondell
Olaf Brand: Walter Connolly
Tom Brand: Alan Curtis
Sylvia Brand: Joan Perry
Caroline Brand: Isabel Jeans
Ted Dayton Jr.: Stanley Brown
Paul Kingston: Alexander D'Arcy
Dennis Jeffers: Henry Hunter
Ted Dayton Sr.: Clarence Kolb
Jeffers - Brand's Butler: Howard Hickman
Minor Role: John Tyrrell
Wedding Guest: Reginald Simpson
Attorney Thomas Jamison: Don Beddoe
Nightclub Violinist: Leon Belasco
Party Guest: Florence Wix
Nightclub Patron: Larry Steers
Woman in Ticket Line: Beatrice Blinn
Chambers - Brand's Butler: Barlowe Borland
Louie the Waiter: Jack Chefe
Student: Dick Winslow
Tearoom Hostess: Helen Jerome Eddy
Waitress: Beatrice Curtis
Old Maid in Upper Berth: Jane Loofbourrow
Train Conductor: Jack Daley
Cook: Leigh De Lacey
Bridesmaid: Lorna Gray
Baxter: George Douglas
Ada - Brand's Maid: Mary Field
Brand's Maid: Dorothy Fowler
Detective: George Guhl
Chef: William Irving
Dean J.W. Guthrie: Wright Kramer
Railroad Pullman Passenger: Eddie Laughton
Schultz: George Lloyd
Sam - Train Porter: Sam McDaniel
Headwaiter: Tony Merlo
Railroad Ticket Agent: Walter Sande
Tearoom Customer: Forbes Murray
Nightclub Waiter: William Newell
Minister: John M. Sullivan
Red Cap: Ray Turner

Written by: Gladys Lehman, Ken Englund, Lenore J. Coffee

Director: Alexander Hall

Production: Columbia Pictures

Release date: 20 Jun 1939