Illicit

Illicit

'Dick' Ives II

Price Baines

Margie True

Georgie Evans

Helen 'Duckie' Childers

Ives Sr.

Girl at the Bridal Shower

Susan - Anne's Maid (uncredited)

Girl at the Bridal Shower

The play was copyrighted 1 July 1930, but had no New York City Broadway production.

The play that's referred to, "Fifty Million Frenchmen" was a musical comedy written by Cole Porter and opened on Broadway in 1929.

Screenwriting debut of Robert Riskin.

George Evans: Will someone please notice me and ask me some questions.

Anne Vincent Ives: Nearly every girl I know, Mr. Ives, is either unhappily married or happily divorced, and I've simply come to the conclusion that marriage is disastrous to love. There's so much about it that's all wrong - the awful possession that people exert over each other, the intamicy, and the duties. I don't know... but love can't stand the strain, that's all.

George Evans: [Drunkenly] Who-whosever coming with me better hurry. I got to get down to the Rotary Club and speak on better ventilation for birdcages.