Letter of Introduction

Truly Great Entertainment - Great in theme...great in cast...and the great scalawag Charlie McCarthy

An aging actor, trying to make a comeback on Broadway, is surprised when his estranged daughter shows up. It seems that she is an actress and is also trying to make it on Broadway. He tries to re-establish his relationship with her while also trying to hide the fact that she is his daughter from the press.

Adolphe Menjou

(John Mannering)

Andrea Leeds

George Murphy

Edgar Bergen

Rita Johnson

Ann Sheridan

Ernest Cossart

(Andrews, the Butler)

Frank Jenks

(Joe, theatre prompter)

Eve Arden

Jonathan Hale

(Lou Woodstock (uncredited))

Constance Moore

(Autograph Seeker (uncredited))

Frances Robinson

(Hatcheck Girl (uncredited))

Eleanor Hansen

(Stagestruck Girl (uncredited))

Theodore von Eltz

(First Doctor (uncredited))

Frank Reicher

(Second Doctor (uncredited))

Richard Tucker

(Mr. Tucker (uncredited))

Rolfe Sedan

(Fitter (uncredited))

Crauford Kent

(Mr. Sinclair (uncredited))

Esther Ralston

(Mrs. Sinclair (uncredited))

Alphonse Martell

(Park Plaza Maitre'd (uncredited))

May Boley

(Mrs. Meggs - the Landlady (uncredited))

William B. Davidson

(Mr. Raleigh (uncredited))

Bill Elliott

(Backgammon Man (uncredited))

Mark Daniels

(Kibitzer (uncredited))

Armand Kaliz

(Jules the Barber (uncredited))

Doris Lloyd

(Charlotte in Play (uncredited))

Natalie Moorhead

(Maud Raleigh - Park Plaza Gossip (uncredited))

Claire Whitney

(Nurse Ryan (uncredited))

Leonard Mudie

(Critic (uncredited))

Carl M. Leviness

(Man in Audience (uncredited))