Thirty Day Princess Trailer

Thirty Day Princess Trailer (1934)

"...She had him going and coming...in a double romance!" 18 May 1934 Comedy, Romance 74 mins

A European princess arrives in New York City to secure a much-needed loan for her country. She contracts the mumps, and an actress who looks exactly like her is hired to impersonate her.

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Cast

Sylvia Sidney

as Nancy Lane / Princess Catterina

Cary Grant

as Porter Madison III

Edward Arnold

as Richard M. Gresham

Henry Stephenson

as King Anatol XII

Vince Barnett

as Count Nicholeus

Edgar Norton

as Baron Passeria

Ray Walker

as Dan Kirk

Robert McWade

as Managing Editor

George Baxter

as Donald Spottswood

Marguerite Namara

as Lady in Waiting

William Arnold

as City Editor (uncredited)

William Augustin

as Detective #2 (uncredited)

Allan Cavan

as Court Officer (uncredited)

Jean Chatburn

as Blonde (uncredited)

Oliver Cross

as Court Officer (uncredited)

Crew

Sam Hellman

Sam Hellman Adaptation

Emanuel Cohen

Emanuel Cohen Executive Producer

Howard Jackson

Original Music Composer

John Leipold

Original Music Composer

Leon Shamroy

Leon Shamroy Director of Photography

Hans Dreier

Hans Dreier Art Direction

Wiard B. Ihnen

Wiard B. Ihnen Art Direction

Howard Greer

Howard Greer Costume Design

Arthur Jacobson

Arthur Jacobson Assistant Director

International Titles

Princesa por un mes Trailer

Princesse par intérim Trailer

Prigipissa gia 30 imeres Trailer

Thirty-Day Princess Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 29 June 1934

Portugal 06 February 1936

United States 18 May 1934

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