Blonde Crazy (1931)
The adventures of a cocky con man and his beautiful accomplice.
Top billed cast
James CagneyAlbert 'Bert' Harris
Joan BlondellAnne Roberts
Louis Calhern'Dapper Dan' Barker
Noel FrancisHelen Wilson
Ray MillandJoe Reynolds
Guy KibbeeA. Rupert Johnson Jr.
Polly WaltersPeggy
William BurressColonel Bellock
Maude EburneMrs. Snyder
Nat PendletonHank aka Pete
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