Blondie of the Follies (1932)

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Marion Davies

Blondie McClune

Robert Montgomery

Larry Belmont

Billie Dove

Lottie Callahan aka Lurline Cavanaugh

Jimmy Durante

Jimmy

James Gleason

Pa (Lou)McClune

Zasu Pitts

Gertie

Sidney Toler

Pete

Douglass Dumbrille

Murchenson

Sarah Padden

Ma McClune

Louise Carter

Ma Callahan

Clyde Cook

Dancer

Rocky Twins

The Rocky Twins - Dance Duo

Oscar Apfel

Doctor Attending Pa
(sin créditos)

Max Barwyn

Party Guest
(sin créditos)

George Bookasta

Street Kid
(sin créditos)

George Cooper

O'Brien - Stage Manager
(sin créditos)

John Davidson

Party Guest
(sin créditos)

Dorothy Dixon

Acrobatic Dancer
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Final film of Billie Dove. She retired after this film both to raise a family and in anger at the "behind-the-scenes" interference from William Randolph Hearst, Marion Davies' lover and the producer of the film. Dove appeared in a small part 30 years later in El poder y la pasión (1962), but her scene was eventually cut from the film before its release.

Errores
After Larry and Blondie talk about dogs in China, she runs out and the scene changes to the apartment's patio. There, the shadow of the boom microphone moves onto and off the curtains above the dog in the chair to the left, twice.

Citas
Follie Girl: Hey, there's a dame in the box with Larry. A blonde.
Lottie: She happens to be a friend of mine.
Follie Girl: Oh, yes? Well, you're a bigger sap than I thought you were.

Conexiones
Featured in Without Lying Down: Frances Marion and the Power of Women in Hollywood (2000)

Bandas sonoras
Good Night My Love
(1932) (uncredited)
Written by Harry Tobias, Gus Arnheim and Neil Moret (as Jules Lemare)

Underrated comedy with a wonderful Anita Loos script

Pleasant precode golddigger comedy with both Marion Davies and Billie Dove becoming kept women as well as Follies dancers to get a taste of the good life.

Includes Marion Davies's parody of Greta Garbo with Jimmy Durante.