The Cat and the Fiddle (1934)
A romance between a struggling composer and an American singer.
Top billed cast
Ramon NovarroVictor Florescu
Jeanette MacDonaldShirley Sheridan
Frank MorganJules Daudet
Charles ButterworthCharles
Jean HersholtProfessor Bertier
Vivienne SegalOdette Brieux
Frank ConroyTheatre Owner
Henry ArmettaTaxi Driver
Adrienne D'AmbricourtConcierge
Yola d'AvrilMaid in House (uncredited)
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