Jewel Robbery (1932)

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Erwin Gelsey	...	(screen play)

Ladislas Fodor	...	(based on a story by) (as Ladislaus Fodor)

Bertram Bloch	...	(English version)


	William Powell	...	The Robber
	Kay Francis	...	Baroness Teri
	Helen Vinson	...	Marianne
	Hardie Albright	...	Paul
	Alan Mowbray	...	Detective Fritz
	André Luguet	...	Count Andre (as Andre Luguet)
	Henry Kolker	...	Baron Franz
	Spencer Charters	...	Lenz
	Lee Kohlmar	...	Hollander
	Clarence Wilson	...	Prefect of Police
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Barbara Bletcher
	Don Brodie	...	Robber (uncredited)
	Marie Burton	...	Maid (uncredited)
	Jack Chefe	...	Jewelry Salesman (uncredited)
	Charles Coleman	...	Charles (uncredited)
	Sheila Darcy	...	Maid (uncredited)
	John Davidson	...	Robbery Accomplice (uncredited)
	George Davis	...	Polacheck - the President's Secretary (uncredited)
	Paula DeCardo	...	Maid (uncredited)
	Ruth Donnelly	...	Berta - Teri's Maid (uncredited)
	Jay Eaton	...	Leopold - Assistant Jewelry Manager (uncredited)
	Bill Elliott	...	Policeman Following Blonde (uncredited)
	Norah Gale	...	Maid (uncredited)
	Lawrence Grant	...	Prof. Bauman (uncredited)
	Robert Greig	...	Man Reading 'Wiener Journal' (uncredited)
	Eddie Kane	...	Robber (uncredited)
	Ivan Linow	...	Chauffeur (uncredited)
	Joyce Mathews	...	Maid (uncredited)
	Harold Minjir	...	Jewelry Clerk (uncredited)
	Blanche Payson	...	Masseuse (uncredited)
	Alma Ross	...	Maid (uncredited)
	Sheila Terry	...	Blonde Decoy (uncredited)
	Jacques Vanaire	...	Jewelry Manager (uncredited)
	Blanca Vischer	...	Maid (uncredited)
	Harold Waldridge	...	Jewelry Clerk (uncredited)
	Leo White	...	Assistant Robber (uncredited)