Wine, Women and Horses Trailer

Wine, Women and Horses Trailer (1937)

"IT'S PACED TO THE BEAT OF YOUR HEART! They lived and loved as they gambled...recklessly!" 11 September 1937 Drama 64 mins

An ex-gambler hooks up with an old flame after his old habit resurfaces and drives off his wife.

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Cast

Barton MacLane

as Jim Turner

Ann Sheridan

as Valerie

Dick Purcell

as George Mayhew

Peggy Bates

as Marjorie Mayhew

Walter Cassel

as Preston Barrow

Eugene Jackson

as Eight Ball

Lottie Williams

as Mrs. Mayhew

Charley Foy

as Broadway Willis

Kenneth Harlan

as Mr. Bright

Arthur Aylesworth

as Mr. Plummer

Frank Faylen

as Horse Buyer

Frank Darien

as Mr. Schultz

Edward Biby

as Gambler

Glen Cavender

as Dice-Game Player

Stuart Holmes

as Croupier

Crew

Louis King

Director

International Releases Dates

United States 11 September 1937

Production Companies

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