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
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
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)
Charles Løwaas
Kommandant
Alf Nielsen
Lt. Charley
George Schnéevoigt
George Schnéevoigt
Bertram
Axel Strøm
Col. Holck
Fridjof von Kaulbach
Fridjof von Kaulbach
Hubert
Lily von Kaulbach
Lily von Kaulbach
Nurse
Nadia D'Angely Rose Deny Fernand Liesse Émile Mylo Plangère Abel Sovet Charles Tutelier
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
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
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
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
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
Baby Peggy ... Peggy Holmes
Gladys Hulette Gladys Hulette ... Margaret Selfridge
Edward Earle Edward Earle ... Garry Holmes
Frank Currier Frank Currier ... Simon Selfridge
Cesare Gravina Cesare Gravina ... Tomaso Silvano
Martin Turner Martin Turner ... Uncle Rose
Elizabeth Mackey Elizabeth Mackey ... Aunt Mandy
Martha Mattox Martha Mattox ... Nurse Sneed
Lucy Beaumont Lucy Beaumont ... Miss Abigail Selfridge
Elliott Dexter
"Black" Brown
Tully Marshall
Sam Sparks
Raymond Hatton
Dick Roland
Charles Stanton Ogle
Jim Lyn
Winter Hall
John Lawrence
Walter Long
Sheriff
Mary Pickford
Jenny Lawrence
Walter Lang
shérif
Olive Thomas
Ginger King
Theodore Westman Jr.
Bill Forbes
Norma Shearer
Schoolgirl #3
Warren Cook
Senator King
William P. Carleton
Richard Channing
Katherine Johnston
Hortense
Arthur Housman
Tom Morran
Clara Bow
Mary Preston
Richard Arlen
David Armstrong
Charles Rogers
Jack Powell
Gary Cooper
Cadet White
Jobyna Ralston
Sylvia Lewis
El Brendel
Herman Schwimpf
Roscoe Karns
Lt. Cameron
Corinne Griffith as Toni LeBrun
Louise Dresser as Rosa
Lowell Sherman as Henri D'Avril
Maude George as Madame Bauer
Charles Ray as Richard Dupont / Spanyi
Edward Martindel as Colonel Dupont
Carrie Daumery as One of Richard's Aunts
Eric Mayne as One of Richard's Uncles
Hank Mann as Railroad Conductor
Dot Farley as Monte Carlo Telephone Operator
Tenen Holtz as Headwaiter at Palais de Paris
Dolores Costello as Dolores Vasquez
Warner Oland as Chris Buckwell
Charles E. Mack as Terrence "Terry" O'Shaughnessy
Josef Swickard as Don Hernandez de Vasquez
Anders Randolph as Michael Brandon
Angelo Rossita as Chang Loo, a dwarf
Anna May Wong as A Flower of the Orient
Lawson Butt as Captain Enrique de Solano Y Vasquez
Billie Burke
Cora Adams
Frank Morgan
Vernon 'Vern' Adams
Ann Rutherford
Billie Adams
John Shelton
Lanny Shea
Frank Albertson
Ernest
Reginald Owen
Hemingway
Donald Meek
Mortimer Hopkin
Duncan Renaldo
Eddie DeSylva
Eddie Davis
Lou Adams - Race-Car Driver
Rex Lease
Larry Evans
Marie Prevost
Elsie, Cafe Waitress
Yakima Canutt
Barney Smith - Henchman
Muriel Evans
Norma Corbett
Lester Dorr
Motor Vehicle Bureau Clerk
Charles Lamont
Writers: Ewart Adamson
Shirley Grey ... Gilda Gillespie aka Mary Brown
Sidney Blackmer Sidney Blackmer ... Bill Rhodes
Noel Madison Noel Madison ... Brewster
Matthew Betz Matthew Betz ... Smoky
Torben Meyer Torben Meyer ... Zarabella
May Beatty May Beatty ... Aunty
Frank LaRue Frank LaRue ... Detective Burke
Ida Darling Ida Darling ... Mrs. Rhodes
Robert Adair Robert Adair ... Charles Matthews
Edward Martindel Edward Martindel ... Chester Madison
John Dilson John Dilson ... Wadsworth
Lambert Hillyer (screen play), Albert DeMond
Julie Bishop ... Ann Casey (as Jacqueline Wells)
Charles Quigley Charles Quigley ... Jimmy Jones
Rita Hayworth Rita Hayworth ... Sue Collins
John Gallaudet John Gallaudet ... Foy Harris
George McKay George McKay ... Sluggy
Gene Morgan Gene Morgan ... Pete
Patricia Farr Patricia Farr ... Peanuts O'Malley
Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams ... Lieutenant Flannigan
Joseph Crehan Joseph Crehan ... Brophy
John Tyrrell John Tyrrell ... Danny Maschio
Richard Terry Richard Terry ... Cisto
James Flavin James Flavin ... Bill O'Malley
Beatrice Curtis Beatrice Curtis ... Infielder
Ruth Hilliard Ruth Hilliard ... Infielder
Lee Prather Lee Prather ... Coroner
Luis Buñuel ... (scenario) (as Bunuel) and
Salvador Dalí ... (scenario) (as Dali)
Gaston Modot Gaston Modot ... The Man
Lya Lys Lya Lys ... The Woman
Caridad de Laberdesque Caridad de Laberdesque ... Marquise' Chambermaid / Girl at Blangis' Castle
Max Ernst Max Ernst ... Bandit Leader in the Hut
Artigas Artigas ... Governor (as Llorens Artigas)
Lionel Salem Lionel Salem ... Duke of Blangis
Germaine Noizet Germaine Noizet ... Marquise of X (as Mme Noizet)
Duchange Duchange ... Orchestra Conductor
Bonaventura Ibáñez Bonaventura Ibáñez ... Marquis of X (as Ibanez)
Conrad Veidt
The Stranger
Anna Lee
Vivian
Rene Ray, Countess of Midleton
Stasia
Frank Cellier
Wright
Barbara Everest
Cook
John Turnbull
Major Tomkin
Cathleen Nesbitt
Mrs. Tomkin
Jack Livesey
Mr. Larkcom
Mary Clare
Mrs. Sharpe
Ronald Ward
Chris Penny
Beatrix Lehmann
Miss Kite
Douglas Fairbanks as "Passin' Through"
Sam De Grasse as Bud Frazer / The Wolf
Pomeroy Cannon as Bob Evans the Marshal
Joseph Singleton as Weazel
Bessie Love as Amy
Mary Alden as Jane Stuart
George Beranger as Thomas Stuart
Fred Burns as Sheriff
Charles Stevens as a Bandit (uncredited)
Jim Mason as a Bandit (uncredited)
Tom Mix as Tom Malone
William Farnum as Henry Ramsey
Ruth Hall as Mary Ramsey
Clarence Wilson as J.P. Mulford
George Hackathorne as Hugh
Duke R. Lee as Red McIntyre
Gilbert Holmes as Ranch hand Pee Wee
Tony Jr. the Horse as Tony
Directed by Thomas Bentley
Written by
John Hastings Turner
Paul Perez
Marjorie Deans
Produced by Walter C. Mycroft
Matheson Lang - Sir Douglas Rolls
Margaret Bannerman - Laura Locke
Arthur Margetson - Leslie Locke
Richard Bird - Eric Hammond
Sam Livesey - Sir Henry Linguard
Frank Atkinson - Pope
Hal Gordon - Percival Brown
Kathleen Harrison - Agnes Carter - Locke's Maid
Robert Horton - Doctor Hackett
Alec Fraser - Grainger
Jeanne Stuart - Phyllis Ware
J. Fisher White - Judge
Laurence Hanray - Parker
O. B. Clarence - Mr. Hammond
Mary Jerrold - Mrs. Hammond
Jimmy Godden - Inspector Holmes
Directed by Leo McCarey
Screenplay by Viña Delmar
Based on The Awful Truth
1923 play
by Arthur Richman
Produced by Leo McCarey
Irene Dunne as Lucy Warriner
Cary Grant as Jerry Warriner
Ralph Bellamy as Dan Leeson
Alexander D'Arcy as Armand Duvalle
Cecil Cunningham as Aunt Patsy
Molly Lamont as Barbara Vance
Esther Dale as Mrs. Leeson
Joyce Compton as Dixie Belle Lee
Robert Allen as Frank Randall
Robert Warwick as Mr. Vance
Mary Forbes as Mrs. Vance
Skippy as Mr. Smith, the dog
Charles Bickford as Rocky Thorpe/John Franklin
Ann Dvorak as Connie Benson
Alan Baxter as 'Dapper' Mallare
Wynne Gibson as Orchid
Harold Huber as Panatella
Willard Robertson as Inspector Sullivan
Maxie Rosenbloom as Tombstone
Charles Trowbridge as District Attorney Lucas
John Wray as Maddock
Jonathan Hale as Warden
Fred Kohler as Kruger
Howard Phillips as Al Benson
Robert Gleckler as Nolan
Elliott Sullivan as Hopkins
Maurice Cass as Phillips
Jane Withers as "Corky" Wallace
Tony Martin as Danny Walker
Leah Ray as Marjorie Dean
El Brendel as "Bugs" Svenson
Joe E. Lewis as Pelican Beek
Joan Davis as Lili
Andrew Tombes as Commander Otis
Fred Kohler Jr. as Carson
Victor Adams as Flandro
Raymond Brown as Phelps
Gloria Roy as Maria Blair
Gavin Muir as Redman
John Eldredge as Lt. Comdr. Wallace
Clarine Seymour
Mary
Richard Barthelmess
Dan McGuire
Creighton Hale
Walter Kincaid
Kate Bruce
Mrs. Blythe
George MacQuarrie
Franklyn Blythe
Walter James
Chief Wando
Anders Randolf
The Blackbirder
Carol Dempster
Stella Bevan
Richard Barthelmess
Bruce Sanders
Adolph Lestina
Bevan's Old Servant
Anders Randolf
Matthew Crane
George MacQuarrie
Thomas Bevan
Crauford Kent
Mrs. Bevan's Lover
Florence Short
Mrs. Bevan
Douglas Fairbanks as Charlie Jackson
Marguerite De La Motte as Estrell Wynn
William Lowery as Philip Feeney
Gerald Pring as Gentleman George
Morris Hughes as Pernelius Vanderbrook Jr
Barbara La Marr as Claudine Dupree
Sidney De Gray (credited as Sydney dé Grey)
George O'Brien as Davy Brandon
Madge Bellamy as Miriam Marsh
Charles Edward Bull as Abraham Lincoln
Cyril Chadwick as Peter Jesson
Will Walling as Thomas Marsh
Francis Powers as Sergeant Slattery
J. Farrell MacDonald as Corporal Casey
Jim Welch as Private Schultz / Mackay (credited as James Welch)
George Waggner as Col. William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody
Fred Kohler as Deroux / Bauman
James A. Marcus as Judge Haller (credited as James Marcus)
Gladys Hulette as Ruby
Jean Arthur as Reporter (uncredited)
Chief John Big Tree as Cheyenne Chief (uncredited)
Jack Padjan as Wild Bill Hickok (uncredited)
Douglas Fairbanks
D'Artagnan
Belle Bennett
Anne of Austria
Dorothy Revier
Milady de Winter
Marguerite De La Motte
Constance de Bonacieux
Vera Lewis
Madame Peronne
Gordon Thorpe
Young Prince
Rolfe Sedan
Rin Tin Tin as Lobo
Nanette as Lobo's Mate
Charles Farrell as Dave Weston
June Marlowe as May Barstowe
Heinie Conklin as Alkali Bill
Will Walling as Sam Barstowe
Pat Hartigan as William 'Borax' Horton
George Beban
Beppo Donnetti
J. Frank Burke
Trudo Ancello
Clara Williams
Annette Ancello Donnetti
Fanny Midgley
Leo Willis
Bill Corrigan
Fannie Ward as Edith Hardy
Sessue Hayakawa as Hishuru Tori (original release) / Haka Arakau (1918 re-release)
Jack Dean as Richard Hardy
James Neill as Jones
Yutaka Abe as Tori's Valet
Dana Ong as District Attorney
Hazel Childers as Mrs. Reynolds
Arthur H. Williams as Courtroom Judge
Directed by Edward Sloman
Written by Newman Levy
Kent Taylor as Walter Rusell
Fay Wray as Linda Ware
Jane Darwell as Mrs. Sheldon
Nan Grey as Mary Norris
Larry J. Blake as Bill Sheldon
Fritz Leiber (Sr.) as John Morrow
Leonard Mudie as District Attorney
Samuel S. Hinds as Brandon Williams
Granville Bates as Judge Pendegast
Halliwell Hobbes as John
Edward Broadley as William's Butler
Ted Osborne as Reporter Thompson
William B. Davidson as Page
Directed by Ray McCarey
James Gleason
Written by Hugh Cummings
Olive Cooper
Louis Stevens
ZaSu Pitts as Belle
James Gleason as Jimmy
Margaret Callahan as Jane
Russell Gleason as Ben
Directed by Ted Wilde
J.A. Howe (co-director)
Harold Lloyd (uncredited)
Lewis Milestone (uncredited)
Written by Howard J. Green
Produced by Harold Lloyd
Harold Lloyd as Harold Hickory
Jobyna Ralston as Mary Powers
Walter James as Jim Hickory
Leo Willis as Leo Hickory
Olin Francis as Olin Hickory
Constantine Romanoff as Sandoni
Eddie Boland as "Flash" Farrell
Frank Lanning as Sam Hooper
Ralph Yearsley as Hank Hooper
Directed by
John Waters Writing Credits (in alphabetical order)
John W. Conway
Zane Grey ... (novel)
Gordon Rigby ... (screenplay) (as L.G. Rigby)
John Stone ...
Gary Cooper ... Nevada
Thelma Todd ... Hettie Ide
William Powell ... Clan Dillon
Philip Strange ... Ben Ide
Ernie Adams ... Cash Burridge
Christian J. Frank ... Sheriff of Winthrop
Ivan Christy ... Cawthorne
Guy Oliver ... Sheriff of Lineville
