talk about the case. Shelby snaps and confesses that she is the woman in question. She shows up at the court at the last minute to provide witness. The Wyatt family also comes to the court to defend her, if only to protect the family name. Shelby tells the court it was her, and thus she saves Fairchild. She knows that in making her confession she is risking her marriage, and wonders whether Johnny will understand and forgive her, although she has done nothing to be forgiven for. Eugene proposes that Shelby divorce Johnny and marry him, but Shelby admits she still loves her husband. In the end, Shelby and Johnny are reconciled, and Johnny chooses her love over his family acceptance. Cast Barbara Stanwyck as Shelby Barret Wyatt Gene Raymond as John 'Johnny' Wyatt Genevieve Tobin as Mrs. 'Nicko' Nicholas John Eldredge as Eugene 'Gene' Fairchild Phillip Reed as Dan McCall Dorothy Tree as Mrs. Olga Goodyear Russell Hicks as Defense Attorney Clayton Nella Walker as Aunt Bettina Claude Gillingwater as Grandpa Wyatt Doris Lloyd as Mrs. Casserly Hale Hamilton as Wyatt Furness Edward Van Sloan as Prosecuting Attorney Foxall Forrester Harvey as Mooney Bill Elliott as Stuart Wyatt Frederick Vogeding as Nels Erickson Brandon Hurst as Uncle Emlen Wyatt George Chandler as First Reporter (uncredited) Arthur Treacher as Major Albert Casserly (uncredited) References External links 1935 films 1935 drama films American black-and-white films 1930s English-language films Films directed by Robert Florey American drama films 1930s American films Films scored by Bernhard Kaun Films based on American novels