Top Billed Cast

Judy Holliday
Laura Partridge
Paul Douglas
Edward L. McKeever
Fred Clark
Clifford Snell
John Williams
John T. 'Jack' Blessington
Hiram Sherman
Harry Harkness
Neva Patterson
Amelia Shotgraven
Ralph Dumke
Warren Gillie
Ray Collins
Alfred Metcalfe
Arthur O'Connell
Mark Jenkins
George Burns
Narrator (voice)
Madge Blake
TV Commentator (uncredited)
Richard Deacon
Williams (uncredited)
Leoda Richards
Secretary (uncredited)
Franklyn Farnum
Dance Extra (uncredited)
Herschel Graham
Stockholder (uncredited)
Sam Harris
Stockholder (uncredited)
Suzanne Alexander
model (uncredited)
Helen Van Tuyl
Elderly Stockholder (uncredited)
Marilyn Hanold
Miss L'Arriere
Harry Antrim
Sen. Simpkins (uncredited)
Walter Beaver
Newsman (uncredited)
Lulu Mae Bohrman
Dowager (uncredited)
Oliver Cliff
Advertising Man (uncredited)
Owen Coll
Bill Moran (uncredited)
Jack Deery
Stockholder (uncredited)
George DeNormand
Stockholder (uncredited)
Don Dillaway
Reporter (uncredited)
Neely Edwards
Stockholder at Meeting (uncredited)
Emily Getchell
Mrs. Ryan (uncredited)
Joseph Hamilton
McKeever's Lawyer (uncredited)
Jean Harvey
Farm Woman (uncredited)
Larry Hudson
George (uncredited)
William Hughes
Reporter (uncredited)
Jack Latham
Bill Parker (uncredited)
Charlotte Lawrence
Girl (uncredited)
Carl M. Leviness
Old Man on Dance Floor (uncredited)
Anne Loos
Blessington's Secretary (uncredited)
Robert Locke Lorraine
Stockholder (uncredited)
Maurice Manson
Company Lawyer (uncredited)
William Meader
Stockholder (uncredited)
Bud Osborne
Spanish-American War Veteran (uncredited)
Flower Parry
Secretary Nodding at McKeever (uncredited)
Voltaire Perkins
Judge (uncredited)
Howard Price
Newsman (uncredited)
Wally Richard
Newsman (uncredited)
Audrey Swanson
Snell's Secretary (uncredited)
Paul Weber
Elevator Operator (uncredited)
Sandra White
Receptionist (uncredited)

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A review by talisencrw

Written by talisencrw on Sun May 01 2016

Judy Holliday captivated me greatly, in the few of her only 9 credited films she made in her short life, before breast cancer silenced her at 43. She had a very unique presence in cinema, her voice alone was one-of-a-kind, and her comic timing was nothing short of genius. This was a fine vehicle for her (pardon the pun), in that she plays a friendly but naïve lady who inherits a cat and 10 shares in a corruptly run company, decides to attend a shareholders' meeting, and the rest is history. She fulfills the axiom that if a large company makes personal connections with the small shareholders, th...