"He stole her jewels -- but that wasn't all!" 08 July 1932 Comedy, Crime, Romance 68 mins
A gentleman thief charms a Viennese baron's wife and also conducts a daring daylight robbery of a jeweller's shop.
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William Powell as The Robber
Kay Francis as Baroness Teri Hohenfels
Helen Vinson as Marianne Horn
Hardie Albright as Paul
Henry Kolker as Baron Franz Hohenfels
Spencer Charters as Johann Christian Lenz
Lee Kohlmar as Hollander
André Luguet as Count Andre
Clarence Wilson as Prefect of Police
George Davis as Polacheck, the President's Secretary (uncredited)
Ivan Linow as Chauffeur (uncredited)
Alan Mowbray as Detective Fritz
Charles Coleman as Charles (uncredited)
Ruth Donnelly as Berta, Teri's Maid (uncredited)
Lawrence Grant as Professor Bauman (uncredited)
Don Brodie as Robber (uncredited)
Leo F. Forbstein Conductor
Ladislas Fodor Story
William Dieterle Director
Erwin S. Gelsey Screenplay
Robert Kurrle Director of Photography
Robert M. Haas Art Direction
Ralph Dawson Editor
Bernhard Kaun Original Music Composer
Orry-Kelly Costume Design
William Keighley Assistant Director
William Forsyth Casting Assistant
United Kingdom 02 January 1933
United States 23 July 1932
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