Cheating Blondes
Synopsis
A reporter sets out to prove that his girlfriend was framed and sent to prison.
Top Cast
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Thelma Todd
Anne Merrick / Elaine Manners
Ralf Harolde
Lawson Rolt
Inez Courtney
Polly
Milton Wallis
Mike Goldfish
Mae Busch
Mrs. Jennie Carter
Earl McCarthy
Gilbert Frayle
William Humphrey
Jim - City Editor
Dorothy Gulliver
Lita
Brooks Benedict
Jim Carter
Eddie Fetherston
Mitch
Ben Savage
Ferdie
Harry Bernard
Tenement Neighbor
Bobby Burns
Tenement Neighbor
Gordon De Main
Policeman
Edna Murphy
Undetermined Secondary Role
Bernice Pilot
Margo - Elaine's Maid
Dorothy Vernon
Tenement Neighbor
Release History & Theatrical Window
May 1, 1933
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Joseph Levering
- Screenplay & Story
- Islin Auster, Lewis R. Foster
- Original Title
- Cheating Blondes
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 6m
- Production Studios
- Larry Darmour Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Joseph Levering
Islin Auster, Lewis R. Foster
Department Leadership Roster
Islin Auster
Writer
Joseph Levering
Director
Lewis R. Foster
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cheating Blondes
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What is Cheating Blondes about?
A reporter sets out to prove that his girlfriend was framed and sent to prison.
Who directed Cheating Blondes?
Cheating Blondes was directed by Joseph Levering.
Who stars in Cheating Blondes?
The principal cast of Cheating Blondes includes Thelma Todd, Ralf Harolde, Inez Courtney, Milton Wallis, Mae Busch.
When was Cheating Blondes released and how long is it?
Cheating Blondes was released in 1933 with a total runtime of 1h 6m.