B.F.'s Daughter

	Barbara Stanwyck	Pauline 'Polly' Fulton Brett
	Van Heflin	Thomas W. 'Tom' Brett
	Charles Coburn	Burton F. 'B.F.' Fulton
	Richard Hart (I)	Robert S. 'Bob' Tasmin III
	Keenan Wynn	Martin Delwyn 'Marty' Ainsley
	Margaret Lindsay (I)	'Apples' Sandler
	Spring Byington	Gladys Fulton
	Marshall Thompson (I)	The Sailor
	Barbara Laage	Eugenia Taris, Tom's dutch Girl
	Thomas E. Breen (I)	Maj. Isaac Riley, Pilot
	Fred Nurney	Jan, Fulton's Butler
	John Albright	Attendant (uncredited)
	Harlan Briggs	Sam Hartle, the Caretaker (uncredited)
	Helen Brown (I)	B.F.'s Nurse (uncredited)
	Alexander Cameron (I)	Army Corporal, Tasmin's Jeep Driver (uncredited)
	Ruth Cherrington	Sedley Guest (uncredited)
	Davison Clark	Park Avenue doorman (uncredited)
	Gene Coogan	Army Soldier (uncredited)
	Edwin Cooper	Maj. Gen. Waldron, Tasmin's Boss (uncredited)
	Boyd Davis	Mr. Barstow, Dinner Guest Asking Advice (uncredited)
	Hal K. Dawson	Marvin X. Gibson, Lecture Bureau (uncredited)
	Josette Deegan	Young Girl (uncredited)
	Marcel De la Brosse	Party Guest (uncredited)
	Harry Denny	George the Chauffeur (uncredited)
	Lala Detolly	Party Guest (uncredited)
	Jim Drum	Army Soldier (uncredited)
	Elspeth Dudgeon	Mrs. Marbey (uncredited)
	Mary Jo Ellis	Young Girl (uncredited)
	Billy Engle	Bellhop (uncredited)
	Estelle Etterre	Sedley Guest (uncredited)
	Tom Fadden	S.Z. Holmquist, 4 Forks, Minnesota (uncredited)
	Jean Fenwick	Lady Dover (uncredited)
	Almeda Fowler	Sedley Guest (uncredited)
	Sig Frohlich	Page Boy (uncredited)
	Bill Harbach	Co-Pilot (uncredited)
	Sam Harris (II)	Wedding Guest (uncredited)
	Clarence Hennecke	Conductor (uncredited)
	Edna Holland	Maurine, B.F.'s Secretary (uncredited)
	Robert Jefferson	Butler (uncredited)
	Thaddeus Jones	Black Hotel Waiter (uncredited)
	Lisa Kirby	Young Girl (uncredited)
	Sidney Lawford	Old Man (uncredited)
	Ann Lawrence	Party Guest (uncredited)
	Thomas Louden (II)	Old Man (uncredited)
	Vera Marshe	Miss Dudley (uncredited)
	Mickey Martin	Army Soldier (uncredited)
	Frank Mayo	Colonel (uncredited)
	David McKim	Attendant (uncredited)
	Rhea Mitchell	Assistant Secretary (uncredited)
	Ralph Montgomery	Army Soldier (uncredited)
	Matt Moore (I)	Connecticut Mansion Butler (uncredited)
	Ernesto Morelli	Bartender (uncredited)
	Bill Neff (I)	Army Captain (uncredited)
	Vincent Neptune	Party Guest (uncredited)
	Dorothy Neumann	Instructor with Glasses at Metropolitan (uncredited)
	David Newell (I)	Army Captain (uncredited)
	Robert Emmett O'Connor	Conductor (uncredited)
	Anne O'Neal	Tasmin's Receptionist (uncredited)
	Nita Pike	Sedley Guest (uncredited)
	Ezelle Poule	Sedley Guest (uncredited)
	Allan Ray	Attendant (uncredited)
	Joe Recht	Army Soldier (uncredited)
	George Spaulding	Fred Lovelace, U.S. Car Co. (uncredited)
	Robert Spencer (I)	Army Soldier (uncredited)
	Helen Spring	Mrs. Barstow (uncredited)
	Wyndham Standing	F.W. White, Ainsley's Friend (uncredited)
	Jack Stenlino	Army Soldier (uncredited)
	William Tannen (I)	Warrant Officer Operating Radio (uncredited)
	Laura Treadwell	Emily Lovelace (uncredited)
	Ellinor Vanderveer	Woman at Hamlet Play (uncredited)
	Tito Vuolo	Mario (speakeasy waiter) (uncredited)
	Regina Wallace	Mrs. Sedley (uncredited)
	Geraldine Wall	Miss Wall, Tom's War Time Secretary (uncredited)
	Pierre Watkin	Joe Stewart, Brett's Boss (uncredited)
	Marek Windheim	Speakeasy Waiter (uncredited)
	Florence Wix	Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Polly Fulton is the only daughter of rich industrialist B.F. Fulton. She is about to marry the man of her dreams, attorney Robert Tasmin, then she meets the intellectual Thomas Brett. They fall in love and soon they marry. Brett has always been opposed to the wasteful lifestyle of the rich, and the anger he feels, when he realizes that he has through his marriage become on of the rich, is turned against his wife.