Rudolph Valentino as Lt. Vladimir Dubrovsky
Vilma Bánky as Miss Mascha Troekouroff
Louise Dresser as The Czarina, Catherine 2nd
Albert Conti as Captain Kuschka
James A. Marcus as Kyrilla Troekouroff
George Nichols as Judge
Carrie Clark Ward as Aunt Aurelia
Rudolph Valentino as Sheik Ahmed Ben Hassan
Agnes Ayres as Lady Diana Mayo
Ruth Miller as Zilah, the serving girl
George Waggner as Yousaef, a tribal chieftain
Frank Butler as Sir Aubrey Mayo, Diana's brother
Charles Brinley as Mustapha Ali
Lucien Littlefield as Gaston
Adolphe Menjou as Raoul de Saint Hubert
Walter Long as Omair
Directed by H. Bruce Humberstone
Written by F. Hugh Herbert
Robert N. Lee
Rian James
Warren William as Philo Vance
Margaret Lindsay as Bernice
Lyle Talbot as Leland
Eugene Pallette as Sgt. Heath
Helen Lowell as Mrs. Stamm
Robert McWade as Markham
Robert Barrat as Stamm
Dorothy Tree as Ruby
George E. Stone as Tatum
Etienne Girardot as Dr. Doremus
George Meeker as Monty Montague
Robert Warwick as Dr. Halliday
William B. Davidson as Greeff
Arthur Aylesworth as Trainor
Charles C. Wilson as Det. Hennessey
Betty Bronson as Peter Pan
Ernest Torrence as Captain Hook
Mary Brian as Wendy Darling
Jack Murphy as John Darling
Philippe De Lacy as Michael Darling
Virginia Brown Faire as Tinker Bell
George Ali as Nana the dog and Crocodile
Esther Ralston as Mrs. Darling
Cyril Chadwick as Mr. Darling
Anna May Wong as Tiger Lily
Maurice Murphy as Tootles
Mickey McBan as Slightly
George Crane Jr. as Curly
Winston Doty as 1st Twin
Weston Doty as 2nd Twin
Terence McMillan as Nibs
Louis Morrison as Gentleman Starkey
Edward Kipling as Smee
Robert Milasch as Kelt
Ossi Oswalda as Ossi / The Doll
Victor Janson as Hilarius
Hermann Thimig as Lancelot
Max Kronert as Baron of Chanterelle
Marga Kohler as Wife of Hilarius
Gerhard Ritterband as The Apprentice
Jakob Tiedtke as The Abbot
J. Farrell MacDonald as James "Aloysius" Riley (as Farrell Macdonald)
Nancy Drexel as Mary Coronelli
David Rollins as David "Davy" Collins
Louise Fazenda as Lena Krausmeyer
Tom Wilson as Sergeant (uncredited)
Directed by Josef von Sternberg
Written by Jules Furthman
George Bancroft as Bill Roberts
Betty Compson as Mae
Olga Baclanova as Lou (Andy's wife)
Clyde Cook – "Sugar" Steve (Bill's buddy)
Mitchell Lewis as Andy (the third engineer)
Gustav von Seyffertitz as "Hymn Book" Harry
Uncredited
Richard Alexander as Lou's Sweetheart
May Foster as Mrs. Crimp
George Irving as Night Court Judge
John Kelly as Sailor Barfly
Charles McMurphy as Policeman
Guy Oliver as The Crimp
Bob Reeves as Court Bailiff
Lillian Worth as Steve's Girl
Directed by Chester Withey
Written by Chester Withey
Produced by Fine Arts Film
Norma Talmadge - Rene, His Model
Tully Marshall - David White
Marguerite Marsh - Wynne Mortimer
F. A. Turner - William Mortimer
Howard Gaye - Hugh Gordon
John Brennan - Fritz
Paul Le Blanc - Buck
Directed by Sidney Franklin
Written by Mary Murillo
Story by George Scarborough
Produced by Joseph M. Schenck
Norma Talmadge as San San / Toy
Thomas Meighan as John Worden
E. Alyn Warren as Wong Li
Michael Rayle as Mandarin
L. Rogers Lytton as Chinese Emperor
Reid Hamilton as Lieutenant Philip Halbert
Charles Fang as Yuan-Loo
James Dunn as Don McLane
Mae Clarke as Martha Allen
Neil Hamilton as Gerald Raeburn
Sidney Toler as Warden Palmer
Warren Hymer as Pete Hogan
Stanley Fields as Rafferty
Madge Bellamy as Sally
Frank Melton as Cub Reporter
Raymond Hatton as Flaherty
Jack La Rue as Cubby
Arthur Treacher as Col. Baggott
Dorothy Christy as Helen Kay
Robert Gleckler as Editor Hooley
William Pawley as Muggs
Phil Tead as Cripps
Joan Blondell as Dot
Wallace Ford as Rick
Guy Kibbee as Policeman Charlie Cabot
Henry B. Walthall as Eby
John Wray as Robert Smiley
Harold Huber as Nick Sarno
Lee Shumway as Al (uncredited)
Larry Steers as Headwaiter (uncredited)
Barbara Kent as Mary
Glenn Tryon as Jim
Fay Holderness as Overdressed Woman
Gustav Partos as Romantic Gentleman
Eddie Phillips as The Sport
Andy Devine as Jim's Friend
Eleanor Boardman as Mary Sims
James Murray as John Sims
Bert Roach as Bert
Estelle Clark as Jane
Daniel G. Tomlinson as Jim
Dell Henderson as Dick
Lucy Beaumont as Mary's mother
Freddie Burke Frederick as "Junior"
Alice Mildred Puter as daughter
Directed by James Cruze
Written by Jack Cunningham
J. Warren Kerrigan as Will Banion (hero)
Lois Wilson as Molly Wingate (heroine)
Alan Hale as Sam Woodhull (villain)
Ernest Torrence as William Jackson
Tully Marshall as Jim Bridger
Ethel Wales as Mrs. Wingate
Charles Ogle as Jesse Wingate
Guy Oliver as Kit Carson
Johnny Fox as Jed Wingate
James Cruze as Indian (scenes deleted)
Frank Albertson as Minor Role (uncredited)
Chief Thunderbird as Indian (uncredited)
Directed by Hal Roach
Harold Lloyd as The Boy
Mildred Davis as The Girl
Noah Young as The Agitation
Jackie Morgan as The Disturbance
Jackie Edwards as The Annoyance
Irene De Voss
Frankie Howerd ... Ko-Ko Flintridge
Stubby Kaye ... Judge Herbert Mikado / Charlie Hotfleisch
Mike Winters ... Mike
Bernie Winters ... Bernie
Tommy Cooper ... Pooh-Bah, Private Detective
Dennis Price ... Ronald Fortescue
Peter Barkworth ... Fanshaw
Jacqueline Jones ... Katie Shaw
Kevin Scott ... Hank Mikado
Jill Mai Meredith ... Yum-Yum
Burt Kwouk ... Art School Teacher
Lionel Blair ... Nanki
Pete Murray ... Man #1 in Boudoir
Ed Bishop ... Man #2 in Boudoir
Tsai Chin ... Pitti-Sing
Glen Mason ... Harry
Dermot Walsh ... Elmer
Carole Shelley ... Mrs. Smith
C. Denier Warren ... Mr. Smith
Yvonne Shima ... Peep-Bo
Kenji Takaki ... Ho Ho
The John Barry Seven ... Themselves
Shirley Eaton
Kenneth Connor
Charles Hawtrey
Hattie Jacques
Terence Longdon
Bill Owen
Leslie Phillips
Joan Sims
Susan Stephen
Kenneth Williams
Wilfrid Hyde-White
Susan Beaumont
Norman Rossington
Jill Ireland
Ann Firbank
Irene Handl
Susan Shaw
Michael Medwin
Nikolai Tseretelli
Latugin
Yuliya Solntseva
Zina Vesenina
Igor Ilyinsky
Nikodim Mityushin
Anna Dmokhovskaya
Maria Ivanova
Leonid Baratov
Barsov-Aragonsky
Mark Tsybulsky
Oliver MacBride
Galina Kravchenko
Louis Ravet
Jane Mayliances
Pierre Alcover
Directed by Ivan Mosjoukine
Ivan Mosjoukine as Detective Z
Nathalie Lissenko as the woman ("Elle")
Nicolas Koline as the husband
Camille Bardou as the President of the Club
Huguette Delacroix as Z's grandmother
Directed by Buster Keaton
Donald Crisp
Written by Clyde Bruckman
Jean C. Havez
Buster Keaton as Rollo Treadway
Frederick Vroom as John O'Brien
Kathryn McGuire as Betsy O'Brien
Clarence Burton as Spy
H.N. Clugston as Spy
Noble Johnson as Cannibal Chief
Lillian Gish as Lucy Burrows
Richard Barthelmess as Cheng Huan
Donald Crisp as Battling Burrows
Arthur Howard as Burrows' manager
Edward Peil Sr. as Evil Eye
George Beranger as The Spying One
Norman Selby (aka Kid McCoy) as A prizefighter
Pauline Starke
Marcène Elliot
Mary Alden
Zabie Elliot
Lew Cody
Darrell Thorne
Nina Byron
Marcène's Sister
Peaches Jackson
Marcène's Child
Peaches Johnson
Peaches Jackson
Wallace Beery as Chuck Connors
George Raft as Steve Brodie
Jackie Cooper as Swipes McGurk
Fay Wray as Lucy Calhoun
Pert Kelton as Trixie Odbray
Herman Bing as Max Herman
Oscar Apfel as Ivan Rummel
Ferdinand Munier as Honest Mike
George Walsh as John L. Sullivan
Lillian Harmer as Carrie Nation
John Bleifer as Mumbo the Mute (uncredited)
Heinie Conklin as Pug (uncredited)
Charles Middleton as Detective (uncredited)
Harry Tenbrook as Fireman (uncredited)
Randolph Scott as Dr. Robert Morley
Martha Sleeper as Martha Morley
Joseph Cawthorn as Pop John Miller
Beryl Mercer as Mon, Hilda Miller
Buster Phelps as Billy Morley
Charlotte Merriam as Grace
Martin Burton as Paul
Adele St. Maur as Mam'selle
Sidney Bracey as Hopkins
Phyllis Lee as Nurse
Clarence Geldart as Dr. Fleming
E. J. Le Saint as Judge Harvey E. Blake
Finis Barton as Gladys
Sam Flint as Dr. Greenwood
George Nash
Bradley Page
Mark Edwards as Michigan
Carmen Sevilla as Marion
Charly Bravo as Poldo
Patty Shepard as Lupe
Piero Lulli as Jeremias
Barbara Carroll as Sophia
Frank Braña as Jess
Yvan Verella as Budd
Jaume Picas
Poldo Bendandi
Osvaldo Genazzani
Mercedes Linter
Fernando Bilbao
J. Lintermans
Juanito Santiago
Fernando Sancho as Reyes
Miquel Bordoy
Cornel Wilde as Juan Obreon
Yvonne De Carlo as Rosa Melo / Tonya Melo
Raymond Burr as Captain Rodriguez
Lon Chaney Jr. as Castro
Rodolfo Acosta as Salvator Sandro
John Qualen as Gaspar Melo
Anthony Caruso as Sergeant Muñoz
Frank de Kova as Martinez
Directed by Fred Niblo
E. J. Babille (assistant)
Screenplay by Walter DeLeon
F. McGrew Willis
Bill Boyd as Alan Beckwith
James Gleason as Squint
Warner Oland as North
Dorothy Sebastian as Beverly
Zasu Pitts as Nora
June MacCloy as Mae
William Collier Jr. as Johnnie
Ralph Ince as Webb
Geneva Mitchell as Trixie
Fred Walton as Butler
Jack Richardson as Gambler
Directed by Charles Lamont
Written by Charles Belden
Charles Starrett as Kenneth "Ken" Harris
Robert Warwick as Joseph Harris
Edward Van Sloan as Prof. Bostwick
Marion Shilling as Jean Coates
Helen Jerome Eddy as Miss Lottie Case
Doris Lloyd as Lucille Coates
James Bush as Byron Coates / John Meseraux
Julian Madison as Charlie Penlon
Eddie Tamblyn as Bill Smart
Ralph Brooks as Sam Anderson
Robert McKenzie as Sheriff
John Davidson as Prof. Brand
Herbert Bunston as College President
George Morrell as Deputy Ab Barber
Broderick O'Farrell as Dr. Howell
Jane Keckley as Bostwick's Housekeeper
Directed by Harry O. Hoyt
Betty Compson as Marie Duval
Herbert Rawlinson as Paul Merlin
Edith Yorke as Madame Adele
Armand Kaliz as Count Raoul de Parma
Ervin Renard -
Max Barwyn -
Albert Roccardi -
Edward Warren -
Tom Ricketts -
Edward Kipling -
Wilfrid North -
August Tollaire -
Directed by Jean Epstein
Screenplay by Luis Buñuel
Jean Epstein
Jean Debucourt as Roderick Usher
Marguerite Gance as Madeline Usher
Abel Gance
Charles Lamy as the guest invited to the mansion
Fournez-Goffard
Luc Dartagnan
Lisa Jacobs
Anne Frank
Mary Steenburgen
Miep Gies
Miep Gies
Paul Scofield
Otto Frank
Eleanor Bron
Edith Frank
Kellie Martin
Fusia Podgorska
Tom Radcliffe
Max Diamant
Richard A. Colla
Marion Ross
Mrs. Diamant
Gemma Coughlan
Helena Podgorska
Leatrice Joy as Lilith
John Bowers as Forrest
Lon Chaney as Farallone
Hardee Kirkland as Morgridge
Edwin N. Wallack as Chemist
Raymond Hatton as The Menace
Roy Laidlaw as Doorkeeper
Allan Simpson
Norman Van Pelt
Lois Moran
Edith Gilbert
Louise Dresser
Mrs. Alcott
Helen Jerome Eddy
Belle Galloway
Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
Sonny Galloway
Noah Beery
Henry Gilbert
Charlotte Bird
Blanche Galloway
Richard Arlen
Tubby' Clark
Josephine Crowell
Mrs. Galloway
Betty Compson as Frederika "Freddy" Joyzelle
John Harron as Mike Fall
Jack Oakie as Joe Spring
Ned Sparks as Happy Winter
Guy Buccola as Pete Summer
Joseph Cawthorn as Keppel
Ivan Lebedeff as Prince Nicholaus of Aregon
Doris Eaton as Singer at Club Joyzelle
Gus Arnheim and His Ambassadors
Thelma Todd as Eve
Creighton Hale as Jim
Sheldon Lewis as "The Spider"
William V. Mong as The Professor
Laska Winter as Satan's Mistress
DeWitt Jennings as Uncle Joe
Nora Cecil as The Old Witch
Kalla Pasha as Professor Von Viede
Harry Tenbrook as Eve's chauffeur
Cissy Fitzgerald as The Old Lady
Angelo Rossitto as The Dwarf
Paul Carpenter as Larry Duke
Rona Anderson as Katie Glebe
Susan Shaw as Gina
Harry Fowler as Monty Albright
Robert Rietty as Roberto
Paul Whitsun-Jones as Turk McNeil
Sabrina as Trixie
Alma Taylor as Nurse Sprott
Patrick Jordan as Jack
Lorrae Desmond as Singer
Frank Thornton as Doctor
Arthur Wontner as Sherlock Holmes
Ian Fleming as Dr. Watson
Lyn Harding as Professor Moriarty
John Turnbull as Inspector Lestrade
Robert Horton as Col. Ross
Lawrence Grossmith as Sir Henry Baskerville
Judy Gunn as Diana Baskerville
Arthur Macrae as Jack Trevor
Arthur Goullet as Col. Sebastian Moran
Martin Walker as James Straker
Eve Gray as Mrs. Mary Straker
Gilbert Davis as Miles Stanford
Minnie Rayner as Mrs. Hudson
D. J. Williams as Silas Brown
Ralph Truman as Bert Prince
Ronald Shiner as Simpson the Stable Boy
Directed by Paul Merzbach
Written by
Eric Maschwitz (play)
Roger Burford
Clifford Grey
Paul Merzbach
Lilian Harvey as Jenny Peachey
Wendy Toye as Signora Picci
Carl Esmond as Carl
Harold Warrender as Duke of Wurtemburg
Richard Bird as Weber
Esme Percy as Napoleon Bonaparte
Eric Stanley as Sir Francis
Alexander Field as George Peachey
Anton Dolin as Chief Dancer
Hay Petrie as Periteau
Charles Carson as Lombardi
Hal Gordon as Sergeant
Gus McNaughton as Valet
Ronald Shiner as the Street Vendor
Directed by Henry Edwards
Written by
Michael Hogan
H. Fowler Mear
R.P. Weston
Bert Lee
Betty Balfour as Amelia "Squibs" Hopkins
Gordon Harker as Sam Hopkins
Stanley Holloway as Constable Charley Lee
Margaret Yarde as Mrs. Lee
Morris Harvey as Inspector Lee
Michael Shepley as Colin Barratt
Drusilla Wills as Mrs. Parker
O.B. Clarence as Sir John Barratt
Ronald Shiner as Bill
Thomas Weguelin as Alf
Vivienne Chatterton
William Daunt
Aubrey Fitzgerald
Henryetta Edwards as Susan
Olive Sloane as Barmaid
Mildred Davis
The Girl
Noah Young
The Bully
James T. Kelley
Small Role
Roy Brooks
Shimmie Dancer
Sammy Brooks
Small Role
Belle Mitchell
Saloon Girl
Charles Stevenson
The Headwaiter
W. C. Fields
Samuel Bisbee
Alice Joyce
Princess Lescaboura
Julia Ralph
Mrs. Murchison
Jerry Sinclair
Al
Charles Rogers
Kenneth Murchison
Marcia Harris
Mrs. Bisbee
Kittens Reichert
Alice Bisbee
Directed by Maurice Elvey
Written by George Barraud
Leslie Banks as Captain Hyde
Kay Walsh as Alison Devar
Mackenzie Ward as Newton Hulls
Cecil Parker as Commander Herbert
Simon Lack as Philip Hyde
Ellen Pollock as Margaret Hulls
Peter Shaw as John Strepte
Nigel Stock as Rudd
Kynaston Reeves as Professor Devar
Charles Eaton as Commander-in-Chief
Directed by John A. Bushelman
Written by Tom Maruzzi
Jack Ging as Cpl. Sharack
Stanley Clements as Cpl. Pumphrey
John Goddard as Capt. Tombolo
Douglas Henderson as Sgt. Sweatish
Gabe Castle as Lt. Peer
Allan Marvin as Pvt. Ward
Anton von Stralen as Bear
Al Freeman Jr. as Medic Gwathney
Mason Curry as David
Henry Darrow as Pvt. Tonto
Mark Douglas as Bo-Bo
Thomas A. Sweet as Soldier
Scott Randall as Soldier
Joe Cawthon as Pvt. Owens
George Yoshinaga as Mongolian
