

Top Cast

Lionel Barrymore
Martin Turner

Fay Bainter
Francene Turner

Mae Clarke
Jane Turner

Una Merkel
Birdie

Tom Brown
Seth Turner

Mary Carlisle
Peggy Turner

Onslow Stevens
Walter

Dickie Moore
Freddie

Edward Nugent
Vance

Henry Wadsworth
Hal

C. Henry Gordon
William Barnes

Geneva Mitchell
Nurse Healy (uncredited)
Key Film Crew
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