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| Erich von Stroheim | The Great Gabbo |
| Betty Compson | Mary |
| Don Douglas | Frank |
| Marjorie King | |
| Helen Kane |
The Great Gabbo is a mentally unstable ventriloquist who brutally demeans his assistant, Mary, blaming her for the duo's lack of success. Fed up with his abuse, she quits, only to find herself performing as a dancer in a major stage show featuring Gabbo two years later. Though she is now married to a fellow dancer, Frank, Gabbo makes a play for her. But when she rejects him, his madness returns, and he begins to speak only through his puppet.
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