Washington Merry-Go-Round (1932)
Overview
Button Gwinett Brown is a freshman congressman on a mission to rid Washington of corruption. He quickly runs afoul of the powerful Senator Norton...
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.655 |
Directed By
James Cruze
Crew
Sam Nelson
Jo Swerling
Richard Cahoon
Walter Wanger
James Cruze
Maxwell Anderson
James Cruze
Ira H. Morgan
Ted Tetzlaff
TOP CAST
Lee Tracy
Button Gwinett Brown
Constance Cummings
Alice Wylie
Walter Connolly
Senator Wylie
Alan Dinehart
Edward T. Norton
Arthur Vinton
Beef Brannigan
Arthur Hoyt
Willis
Berton Churchill
Speaker of the House
Frank Sheridan
Honest John Kelleher
Clay Clement
Ambassador Conti
Clarence Muse
Clarence
Bull Anderson
Worker
Cyril Armbrister
Worker
Bobby Burns
Senate Clerk
Allan Cavan
Erickson
Wallis Clark
Carl Tilden
Jane Darwell
Alice's Aunt
Charles K. French
Party Guest
Sam Godfrey
Martin - Wylie's Secretary
Sherry Hall
Building Superintendent
Ramsay Hill
Hotel Desk Clerk
Richard Kipling
Senator
Frank LaRue
Senator
Lillian Lawrence
No Saloons Leaguer
Carl M. Leviness
Party Guest
Tony Merlo
Senate Clerk
Field Norton
Senator
Rose Plumer
No Saloons League Woman
John T. Prince
Senate Clerk
Tiny Sandford
Worker
Pietro Sosso
Norton's Butler
Harry Stafford
Senator
Larry Steers
Library of Congress Guard
Harry Strang
Veteran Hired as Elevator Operator
Dorothy Vernon
No Saloons League Woman
Ernest Wood
Beauchard - Hotel Manager
John Larkin
Train Conductor with Telegram
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