A Woman's Man (1934)
A temperamental movie star storms off the set of her latest picture in order to carry on a fling with an ambitious, publicity-hungry prizefighter.
Top billed cast
John HallidayTom Cleary - Director
Marguerite De La MotteGloria Jordan - Star
Wallace FordJoe Flynn - Prizefighter
Kitty KellyMolly Evans - Secretary
Jameson ThomasRoger Pentley - Playboy
Tom DuganPete Miller - Trainer
Wallis ClarkRalph Mallon- Studio Chief
Leigh AllenCrane - Leading Man- George MayoAssistant Director
- Harrison GreeneFight Announcer
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