Thirteen Women

1932    59m    Not Rated
Drama, Mystery,
6.260%38%62%
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Thirteen women who were schoolmates send to a swami for their horoscopes, unaware that half-Asian Ursula is using her hypnotic powers over the swam and them to lead them or their families to their deaths. It seems that she went to school with them but their bigotry forced her to leave, and now she is exacting her revenge. Will she be stopped in time to save Laura's son Bobby?
Directed By
George Archainbaud
Written By
Samuel Ornitz, Bartlett Cormack, Tiffany Thayer
Studio
RKO Radio Pictures

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Cast of Thirteen Women
  • Irene DunneLaura Stanhope
  • Ricardo CortezPolice Sergeant Barry Clive
  • Jill EsmondJo Turner
  • Myrna LoyUrsula Georgi
  • Mary DuncanJune Raskob
  • Kay JohnsonHelen Dawson Frye
  • Florence EldridgeGrace Coombs
  • C. Henry GordonSwami Yogadachi
  • Peg EntwistleHazel Clay Cousins
  • Harriet HagmanMay Raskob
  • Edward PawleyBurns
  • Blanche FridericiMiss Kirsten
  • Wally AlbrightBobby Stanhope
  • James DonlanMike, Detective (uncredited)
  • Marjorie GatesonHazel's Circus Companion (uncredited)
  • Clarence GeldartCoroner (uncredited)
  • Mitchell HarrisDetective (uncredited)
  • Lloyd IngrahamInspector (uncredited)
  • Edward LeSaintChief of Detectives (uncredited)
  • Teddy MangeanWire Walker (uncredited)
  • Ida MayBit Part (uncredited)
  • Lew MeehanPolice Car Driver (uncredited)
  • Louis NatheauxPolice Chemist (uncredited)
  • Lee PhelpsTrain Conductor (uncredited)
  • Aloha PorterEquestrienne (uncredited)
  • Elsie PrescottNan, Bobby's Nanny (uncredited)
  • Bob ReevesPolice Car Driver (uncredited)
  • Audrey ScottEquestrienne (uncredited)
  • Oscar SmithTrain Porter (uncredited)
  • Kenneth ThomsonMr. Cousins (uncredited)
  • Eric WiltonHenry, Laura's Butler (uncredited)
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