Comedy ·Drama ·Romance · United States of America · 1935 · 1h 9m

Champagne for Breakfast

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Director

Melville W. Brown

Cast

Mary Carlisle as Edie Morton Hardie Albright as Bob Bentley Sidney Toler as The Probate Judge Lila Lee as Natalie Morton Emerson Treacy as Swifty Greer Joan Marsh as Vivian Morton

Crew

Gilbert Warrenton — Director of Photography Louis Sackin — Editor George Waggner — Screenplay E. Morton Hough — Story M.H. Hoffman Jr. — Producer

Synopsis

Always-broke racetrack tout shows his true colors when setting up an apartment for his girl friend.

Key Collaborators

Melville W. Brown Director Gilbert Warrenton Director of Photography Louis Sackin Editor George Waggner Screenplay E. Morton Hough Story M.H. Hoffman Jr. Producer

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