Havana Widows Trailer

Havana Widows Trailer (1933)

"they've got what it takes and it takes a lot!" 18 November 1933 Comedy 62 mins

Two golddiggers go fishing for millionaires in Havana.

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Cast

Joan Blondell

as Mae Knight

Glenda Farrell

as Sadie Appleby

Guy Kibbee

as Deacon R. Jones

Allen Jenkins

as Herman Brody

Lyle Talbot

as Bob Jones

Frank McHugh

as Mr. Duffy, the Lawyer

Ruth Donnelly

as Mrs. Emily Jones

Hobart Cavanaugh

as Mr. Otis, Invincible Insurance

Ralph Ince

as G.W. 'Butch' O'Neill

Maude Eburne

as Mrs. Ryan, the Landlady

George Cooper

as Paymaster Mullins

Charles C. Wilson

as Mr. Timberg

Luis Alberni

as Second Taxi Driver (uncredited)

Joseph Crehan

as Ship Captain (uncredited)

Mildred Dixon

as Nightclub dancer (uncredited)

Noel Francis

as Gladys Gable (uncredited)

Crew

Ray Enright

Director

Esdras Hartley

Esdras Hartley Art Direction

Orry-Kelly

Orry-Kelly Costume Design

George Barnes

George Barnes Director of Photography

Maxwell Arnow

Maxwell Arnow Casting Director

International Releases Dates

United States 18 November 1933

Production Companies

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