The Woman from Monte Carlo Trailer

The Woman from Monte Carlo Trailer (1932)

"As Intimate as a Lady's Boudoir - As exciting as a caress" 09 January 1932 Drama, Romance, War 70 mins

On the eve of WW-I the French Navy ship Lafayette returns to its Toulon base for one night. There is no shore leave, although wives are permitted to come to a party. The strain of command on the older captain and his new, young wife is very great.

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Cast

Lil Dagover

as Lottie Corlaix

Walter Huston

as Captain Corlaix

Warren William

as Lieutenant d'Ortelles

John Wray

as Cmdr. Brambourg

Robert Warwick

as Morbraz

Matt McHugh

as Chief Petty Officer Vincent

Frederick Burton

as President of Courtmartial

Frank Leigh

as Pilot

Terrence Ray

as (no character info)

Warner Richmond

as Fourdylis

Reginald Barlow

as Defense Attorney

Clarence Muse

as Tombeau

Oscar Apfel

as Dr. Rabeouf

Ben Hendricks Jr.

as Chief Engineer

Crew

Earl Luick

Earl Luick Costume Design

Ernest Haller

Ernest Haller Director of Photography

Bernhard Kaun

Original Music Composer

Claude Farrère

Claude Farrère Theatre Play

Fred Jackman

Fred Jackman Special Effects

Anton Grot

Anton Grot Art Direction

Lucien Nepoty

Lucien Nepoty Theatre Play

E. R. de Bourgneuf

E. R. de Bourgneuf Technical Supervisor

Perry Finnerman

Perry Finnerman Assistant Camera

International Titles

The Captain's Wife Trailer

The Marked Woman Trailer

International Releases Dates

Denmark 11 October 1932

Finland 08 January 1933

Sweden 02 March 1932

United States 09 January 1932

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