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Director: Benjamin Stoloff. Based upon the film A Girl in Every Port (story: Howard Hawks; adaptation: James K. McGuinness; scenario: Seton I. Miller; titles: Malcolm Stuart Boylan). Adaptation and dialogue: Gene Towne, Paul Perez (uncredited: Howard J. Green). Photography: Ernest Palmer. Editor: Alex Troffey. Production and distribution: Fox. Release date: June 28, 1931. Running time: 59 minutes. Cast: Spencer Tracy (Bill), Warren Hymer, Jean Harlow, Jesse De Vorska, Lina Basquette, Eleanor Hunt, Maria Alba.

SHE WANTED A MILLIONAIRE

Associate producer: John W. Considine, Jr. Director: John G. Blystone. Dialogue director: William Collier, Sr. Story: Sonya Levien (uncredited: Winfield R. Sheehan). Continuity: Sonya Levien. Screenplay: William Anthony McGuire. Photography: John F. Seitz. Editor: Louis Loeffler. Production and distribution: Fox. Release date: February 21, 1932. Running time: 74 minutes. Cast: Joan Bennett, Spencer Tracy (William Kelley), Una Merkel, James Kirkwood, Dorothy Peterson, Douglas Cosgrove, Donald Dillaway, Tetsu Komai, Constantine Romanoff.

SKY DEVILS

Producer: Howard Hughes. Director: Edward Sutherland. Story: Joseph Moncure March, Edward Sutherland. Dialogue: Robert Benchley, Joseph Moncure March, James Starr, Carroll and Garrett Graham. Music: Alfred Newman. Photography: Gaetano Gaudio. Editor: Douglas Biggs. Production: The Caddo Company. Distribution: United Artists. Release date: March 12, 1932. Rereleased: 1939 (Astor Pictures Corporation), 1979 (Universal). Running time: 89 minutes. Cast: Spencer Tracy (Wilkie), William Boyd, George Cooper, Ann Dvorak, Billy Bevan, Yola D’Avril, Forrester Harvey, William B. Davidson, Jerry Miley.

DISORDERLY CONDUCT

Director: John W. Considine, Jr. Story and dialogue: William Anthony McGuire. Continuity: Del Andrews. Photography: Ray June. Editor: Frank Hull. Production and distribution: Fox. Release date: March 20, 1932. Running time: 82 minutes. Cast: Spencer Tracy (Dick Fay), Sally Eilers, El Brendel, Dickie Moore, Ralph Bellamy, Ralph Morgan, Allan Dinehart, Frank Conroy, Cornelius Keefe.

YOUNG AMERICA

Director: Frank Borzage. Based upon the play by John Frederick Ballard. (Suggested by Pearl Franklin’s “Mrs. Doray” stories.) Screenplay: William Conselman (uncredited: Maurine Watkins). Photography: George Schneiderman. Editor: Margaret Clancy. Production and distribution: Fox. Release date: April 17, 1932. Running time: 70 minutes. Cast: Spencer Tracy (Jack Doray), Doris Kenyon, Ralph Bellamy, Tommy Conlon, Raymond Borzage, Beryl Mercer, Sarah Padden, Robert Homans, Dawn O’Day.

SOCIETY GIRL

Associate producer: A. L. Rockett. Director: Sidney Lanfield. Based upon the play by John Larkin, Jr., and Charles Beahan. Screenplay: Elmer Harris. Music: George Lipschultz. Photography: George Barnes. Editor: Margaret Clancy. Production and distribution: Fox. Release date: May 22, 1932. Running time: 74 minutes. Cast: James Dunn, Peggy Shannon, Spencer Tracy (Doc Briscoe), Bert Hanlon, Walter Byron, Marjorie Gateson.

THE PAINTED WOMAN

Director: John G. Blystone. Based upon the play After the Rain, by Alfred C. Kennedy. Screenplay: Guy Bolton, Leon Gordon. Music: George Lipschultz. Song: “Say You’ll Be Good to Me” (music and lyrics: James F. Hanley). Photography: Ernest Palmer. Editor: Alex Troffey. Production and distribution: Fox. Release date: August 21, 1932. Running time: 73 minutes. Cast: Spencer Tracy (Bill), Peggy Shannon, William Boyd, Irving Pichel, Raul Roulien, Murray Kinnell, Laska Winter, Chris-Pin Martin, Paul Porcasi, Stanley Fields, Wade Boteler, Jack Kennedy.

ME AND MY GAL

Director: Raoul Walsh. Story: Philip Klein, Barry Conner. Screenplay: Arthur Kober (uncredited: Frank J. Dolan, Philip Dunne, Charles Vidor, Al Cohn). Music: George Lipschultz. Song: “Oleo the Gigolo” (music: James F. Hanley; lyrics: Val Burton). Photography: Arthur Miller. Editor: Jack Murray. Production and distribution: Fox. Release date: December 24, 1932. Running time: 79 minutes. Cast: Spencer Tracy (Danny Dolan), Joan Bennett, Marion Burns, George Walsh, J.