The Hot Heiress (1931)
Classes clash when a poor riveter and wealthy society woman fall in love with each other, much to the shock of her friends and family.
Top billed cast
Ben LyonHap Harrigan
Ona MunsonJuliette
Walter PidgeonClay
Tom DuganBill Dugan
Holmes HerbertMr. Hunter
Inez CourtneyMargie
Thelma ToddLola
Nella WalkerMrs. Hunter
George IrvingDoctor (uncredited)
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