 
						Palm Springs (1936)
						
						Meet the lady who couldn't resist a cowpuncher's love song...even when it lured her from a millionaire!
						
							A gambler in need of cash plots a romance between his daughter and a wealthy Englishman. The daughter, however, has plans of her own.						
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Cast
|   | Frances Langford | As: Joan Smythe | 
|   | Guy Standing | As: Captain Smythe | 
|   | David Niven | As: George Britell | 
|   | Spring Byington | As: Aunt Letty | 
|   | Ernest Cossart | As: Starkey | 
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							Storyline
A gambler in need of cash plots a romance between his daughter and a wealthy Englishman. The daughter, however, has plans of her own.
| Tagline: | Meet the lady who couldn't resist a cowpuncher's love song...even when it lured her from a millionaire! | 
| Certification: | NR | 
Cast
Directed By
|   | Aubrey Scotto | Director | 
Writing Credits
|   | Humphrey Pearson | Writer | 
|   | Myles Connolly | Story | 
|   | Joseph Fields | Writer | 
Production Crew
|   | Walter Wanger | Producer | 
Edited By
|   | Robert L. Simpson | Editor | 
Costume and Makeup
|   | Helen Taylor | Costume Design | 
Sound
|   | Charles Bradshaw | Original Music Composer | 
|   | John Leipold | Original Music Composer | 
Visual Effects
Camera
|   | James Van Trees | Director of Photography | 
Lighting
Art Department
|   | Alexander Toluboff | Production Design | 
Other Crew
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