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Directed by
  
Lewis Seiler

Screenplay by
  
Lamar Trotti

Production company
  
20th Century Fox

Director
  
Lewis Seiler

Production company
  
20th Century Fox

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Produced by
  
Sol M. Wurtzel

Edited by
  
Louis R. Loeffler

Initial release
  
18 December 1936

Story by
  
Gene Fowler

Cinematography
  
James Van Trees

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Starring
  
Claire Trevor Michael Whalen Isabel Jewell Eric Linden Virginia Field Gene Lockhart

Cast
  
Claire Trevor, Gene Lockhart, Isabel Jewell, Virginia Field, Eric Linden

Similar
  
One Mile from Heaven, Big Town Girl, Star for a Night, Young Bride, Three Kids and a Queen

Career Woman is a 1936 American drama film directed by Lewis Seiler and written by Lamar Trotti. The film stars Claire Trevor, Michael Whalen, Isabel Jewell, Eric Linden, Virginia Field and Gene Lockhart. The film was released on December 18, 1936, by 20th Century Fox.

Cast

  • Claire Trevor as Carroll Aiken
  • Michael Whalen as Barry Conant
  • Isabel Jewell as Gracie Clay
  • Eric Linden as Everett Clark
  • Virginia Field as Fifi Brown
  • Gene Lockhart as Uncle Billy Burly
  • Edward Brophy as Doc Curley
  • El Brendel as Chris Erleson
  • Guinn "Big Boy" Williams as Bede Sanders
  • Sterling Holloway as George Rogers
  • Charles Middleton as Matt Clay
  • Charles Waldron as Milt Clark
  • Kathleen Lockhart as Mrs. Milt Clark
  • Frank McGlynn, Sr. as Sheriff Duncan
  • June Storey as Edith Clark
  • Lynne Berkeley as Helen Clark
  • Raymond Brown as Judge Hite
  • George Meeker as Mr. Smith
  • Howard Hickman as Judge Whitman
  • Spencer Charters as Coroner McInery
  • Erville Alderson as Dr. Anderson
  • Eily Malyon as Miss Brinkerhoff
  • Otto Hoffman as Frank Jackson

    • References

    Career Woman (film) Wikipedia
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