Bing Crosby (Dan Brooks); Coleen Gray (Alice "Princess" Higgins); Charles Bickford (J.L. Higgins); Frances Gifford (Margaret Higgins); William Demarest (Happy, Oscar Maguire); Raymond Walburn (Prof. Pettigrew); James Gleason (racing secretary); Ward Bond (Lee); Clarence Muse (Whitey, Clarence White); Percy Kilbride (Pop Jones); Harry Davenport (Johnson); Margaret Hamilton (Edna); Paul Harvey (Whitehall); Douglass Dumbrille (Eddie Howard); Gene Lockhart (J.P. Chase); Marjorie Hoshelle (Mathilda Early); Rand Brooks (Henry Early); Willard Waterman (Arthur Winslow); Marjorie Lord (Mary Winslow); Irving Bacon (hamburger man); Joe Frisco (himself); Frankie Darro (jockey Ted Williams); Charles Lane (Jackson); Dub Taylor (Joe); Highland Dale, the horse (Broadway Bill); Roger Davis (2nd butler); Max Baer (Bertie); Victor Romito (barber); Dorothy Neumann (Dan's secretary); Percy Helton (pawnbroker); Fritz Feld (French dressmaker); Margaret Field (maid); Richard Kipling (jailer); Edgar Dearing and Jim Nolan (deputies); Ann Doran (nurse); Henry Wills (stableman); Garry Owen (Harry); Rex Moore and Charles Sherlock (blood bank characters); William J. Cartledge (ex-jockey); Stanley Andrews (veterinarian); Tom Fadden (Whitehall's trainer); Alex Akimoff and Eddie Parks (waiters); Byron Foulger (maitre d'); Ish Kabibble (himself); Ralph Peters (doorman, beer tavern); Eileen Dixon, Les Clark, Leo Sherin, John Skins Miller, Roma Bower, Gerry Ganzer, Betty Taylor, Marie Thomas, Paul Bradley, Benny Burt, Charles Colean, Ray Gray, Al M. Hill, Jerry James, Donald Kerr, Al Kline, Wilbur Mack, Lyle Moraine, Snub Pollard, Ed Randolph, Charles Sullivan, Willard Willingham, E. Mason Hopper, Laura Elliot, Dick Keene (spectators); Oliver Hardy (sucker); Lehanna Rae Gaudette (little girl with doll); Allen Church (ambulance attendant); Martin C. Gabriel (veterinarian); Sidney Alfred Swanson (starter); Grace Raphael, Charlotte J. Edler, Buddy Sullivan, Buster Wiles, Philip J. Moore, Bob Evans, Charles Sherlock, Vinita Murdock, Bernice Young, Norma Thelan, Mickey Golden, Patricia Marlowe, Gertrude Mack, Virginia Griffith, Joe Gray (bettor); Pat Moriarity (cop); Britt Layton (jockey); Jean Ruth, Pat Hall, and Lois Chartrand (nurses); Paul Lees (intern); Gus Taillon (patient)

Young Roy Shuster served five years in the Yuma, Arizona, prison, and when he's released on December 24, 1889, he revels in freedom at last. A local man, an ex-convict, takes him in and teaches him lovemaking. But Ray can't abide the prison's proximity and moves on to Tombstone where, despite a growing interest in a rancher named Clay Bowman, he causes more trouble than good. Can Clay see past Roy's youthful impulsiveness, even when it lands him in jail?

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