in South Dakota with young Selma. His grandson, Paul, leaves a letter that he is running away to avoid prison time. Richard finds out his wife, Jennifer Clinton, has been having an affair for several years with Ogden who stole money. He proceeds to commit suicide in front of her. John gets drunk at wedding, because Richard's trust has gone bankrupt. He tells Sir Philip Ivor who then stands up Natalie Nordholm at wedding, because her family is no longer wealthy. Orin Jr sees the body of Richard and gets flash backs of Ginny. Dismayed, Orin Jr. collapses down the stairs, presumably from a heart attack brought on by stress, and dies. Orin III and Young Selma return to Orinville with Anna, his Great Grandmother, to start a new life. Cast Paul Muni as Orin Nordholm Jr. Aline MacMahon as Anna Nordholm Mary Astor as Virginia Clafflin Nordholm Donald Cook as Richard Nordholm Jean Muir as Selma Peterson II Mickey Rooney as Otto Peterson as a Child Guy Kibbee as James Clafflin Patricia Ellis as Natalie Clinton Nordholm Theodore Newton as Paul Nordholm Margaret Lindsay as Jennifer Clinton Nordholm Gordon Westcott as John Nordholm Alan Dinehart as Ogden Jarrett William Janney as Orin Nordholm III Charles Middleton as Wild Bill Hickok George Chandler as Piano Player Henry O'Neill as Orin Nordholm Box Office According to Warner Bros records the film earned $376,000 domestically and $305,000 internationally. References External links 1933 films 1933 drama films Films set in 1856 Films set in 1867 Films set in 1877 Films set in 1879 Films set in 1881 Films set in 1893 Films set in 1904 Films set in 1929 American business films American drama films American black-and-white films 1930s English-language films Films directed by Mervyn LeRoy First National Pictures films 1930s business films Films produced by Robert Lord (screenwriter) Warner Bros. films 1930s American films Films scored by Bernhard Kaun Cultural depictions of Buffalo Bill Films about adultery in the United States