Here's to Romance
1935Kathleen Gerard, a high society wife fed up with her husband's artistic "protegées", decides to take one of her own in Nino, a promising tenor, patronizing him to study in Paris. He and her girlfriend are perfectly happy until the Gerards pay a visit and Mrs. Gerard starts to show too much interest in him.
Acted in
Nino Martini
as Nino Donelli
Genevieve Tobin
as Kathleen Gerard
Anita Louise
as Lydia Lubov
Maria Gambarelli
as Rosa
Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink
as Mme. Schumann-Heink
Reginald Denny
as Emery Gerard
Vicente Escudero
as Spanish Gypsy Dancer
Adrian Rosley
as Sandoval
Mathilde Comont
as Viola
Elsa Buchanan
as Enid
Miles Mander
as Bert
Keye Luke
as Saito
Pat Somerset
as Fred
Albert Conti
as LeFevre
Egon Brecher
as Descartes
Orrin Burke
as Carstairs
Armand Kaliz
as Andriot
Rudolph Anders
as Violinist
Stanley Andrews
as Father
Alyce Ardell
as French Maid
Jeanette Bates
as Dancer
Louise Bates
as Bit Part
Maurice Brierre
as French Waiter
Leonard Carey
as Buttler
Carmita
as Gypsy Dancer
André Cheron
as Cafe Proprietor
Dora Clement
as Bit Part
Marcelle Corday
as Concierge
Persis Cunning
as Dancer
Belle Daube
as Bit Part
Jean De Briac
as Maître d'hôtel
Tavia Dean
as Dancer
Jane Dunber
as Dancer
Zari Elmassian
as Singer
Charles Fallon
as Vendor
Jeanne Francis
as Dancer
Grace Goodall
as Mother
Babs Greenwood
as Dancer
Eileen Greenwood
as Dancer
Elizabeth Hacker
as Dancer
Jon Hall
as Chauffeur
Mary Lorraine
as Dancer
Carole Mathews
as Dancer
Edward McWade
as Stage Doorman
Wilson Millar
as Piccolo Player
Frances Morris
as Bit Part
Esther Muir
as Pianist
Jack Mulhall
as Secretary
Marya Nascha
as Dancer
Paul Portanova
as Guitar Player
George Regas
as Greek Husband
Bobbie Reid
as Dancer
Peggy Robbins
as Dancer
Miguel Sandoval
as Orchestra Leader
Myrtle Stedman
as Bit Part
Landers Stevens
as Stage Manager
Jacques Vanaire
as Maître d'hôtel