Who plays Judith Marsden in Street of Chance?

Judith Marsden is played by Jean Arthur.

How is Judith Marsden connected to other characters?

Judith Marsden has 1 mapped relationships in Street of Chance. Explore the interactive relationship map for details.

Judith Marsden — Street of Chance Character Profile

About Judith Marsden

Babe's new wife. Represents the innocent outsider to the gambling world. She heeds John's warnings and successfully guides Babe away from gambling, securing a sober future for him.

Judith Marsden — Character Profile

Character Facts

Played by: Jean Arthur
Appears in: Street of Chance (1930)
Role: Protagonist

Relationships (1)

Judith Marsden — Romantic Wife — John D. Marsden / 'Natural' Davis (William Powell)
John's devoted wife who receives his warnings, money, and farewell telegram before his downfall.

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Waiter (uncredited) (William H. O'Brien)
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Gambler (uncredited) (Broderick O'Farrell)
Bartender (uncredited) (Oscar Apfel)
Bert (uncredited) (Lee Phelps)
Al Mastick (Brooks Benedict)
Police Officer (uncredited) (G. Pat Collins)