| Release Date | Film | Soundtrack | Cast | Crew | Company Credits |
| 11 January 1935 [USA] 22 July 1935 [Denmark] 18 August 1935 [Finland] 28 October 1935 [Sweden] 27 May 1936 [Portugal] |
 THE NIGHT IS YOUNG (Romance | Musical | Drama) [1 hour 21 minutes] Austrian Emperor Franz Josef has arranged a marriage for his nephew, the Archduke Paul Gustave - nicknamed Gustl - to the suitable Princess Matilda, a woman Gustl can't even remember. He is instead in love with the Hungarian Countess Zarika Rafay, which Gustl can't tell his uncle since he disapproves of her family. The Emperor will allow Gustl to sow his wild oats before getting married, but that woman needs to be someone "harmless" outside of the royal circle. Since they discuss this situation while at the ballet, Gustl instead tells the Emperor that he is in love with one of the ballerinas, and the one he has chosen somewhat at random is the always distracted Lisl Gluck, who is considered the worst dancer in the company since she is always staring at the man she intends to marry, the ballet company's piano accompanist Toni Berngruber. When Gustl summons Lisl, she is relieved to learn his true intentions - that she is just a front while he cavorts secretly with the Countess (although he tells her nothing of his impending marriage to the Princess) - but less so when she learns that that requires her to live in his royal house. She agrees when Gustl promises to produce Toni's ballet in return. Although Toni knows nothing about the agreement between Lisl and Gustl, Lisl running off with Gustl does not sit well with him, who believes he can get any woman to replace Lisl. As Lisl and Gustl live their separate lives together, they find they have a fun time together, the other being different than those in their own social class. But an incident between Lisl, Toni and Gustl shows Lisl where her true feeling lie, those which were evident to Gustl much earlier. But can a union of an Archduke and a not so good ballerina work, let alone be sanctioned by the royal house? |
THE NIGHT IS YOUNG (1935) (uncredited) Music by Sigmund Romberg Libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II Played during the opening credits Sung by Ramon Novarro and Evelyn Laye Reprised by Evelyn Laye Played often as background music WHEN I GROW TOO OLD TO DREAM (1935) (uncredited) Music by Sigmund Romberg Libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II Played on a music box Sung by Evelyn Laye Reprised by the band at the restaurant and sung by Evelyn Laye with Ramon Novarro Played as background music often MY OLD MARE (1935) (uncredited) Music by Sigmund Romberg Libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II Sung by Charles Butterworth with Una Merkel Played as background music often THE NOBLE DUCHESS (1935) (uncredited) Music by Sigmund Romberg Libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II Played on piano by Charles Butterworth and sung by Evelyn Laye with Una Merkel LIFT YOUR GLASS (1935) (uncredited) Music by Sigmund Romberg Libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II Played by the band at the restaurant and sung by Ramon Novarro and chorus THERE'S A RIOT IN HAVANA (1935) (uncredited) Music by Sigmund Romberg Libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II Played on piano by Ramon Novarro and sung by him and Evelyn Laye Reprised a cappella by Evelyn Laye Played as background music often KAISERLIED (uncredited) (Austrian National Anthem 1795-1918) Music by Franz Joseph Haydn Played when the emperor enters the opera house Reprised when the emperor greets his people from the balcony |
RAMON NOVARRO ... Archduke Paul 'Gustl' Gustave EVELYN LAYE ... Elizabeth Katherine Anne 'Lisl' Gluck CHARLES BUTTERWORTH ... Willy Fitch UNA MERKEL ... Fanni Kerner EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ... Baron Szereny DONALD COOK ... Toni Berngruber HENRY STEPHENSON ... Emperor Franz Josef ROSALIND RUSSELL ... Countess Zarika Rafay HERMAN BING ... Nepomuk MITZI ... Mitzi - A Horse Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MAX BARWYN ... Max - the Waiter (uncredited) ART BERRY SR. ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) (unconfirmed) ALBERT CONTI ... Mueller (uncredited) GEORGE DAVIS ... Milkman (uncredited) CARLOS DE VALDEZ ... Adjutant (uncredited) CHICO DE VERDI ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) (unconfirmed) BILLY DOOLEY ... Coronetist (uncredited) ELSPETH DUDGEON ... Duchess of Reidheim (uncredited) KAY ENGLISH ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) CHARLES JUDELS ... Riccardi (uncredited) EDITH KINGDON ... Dowager at Opera House (uncredited) MICHAEL MARK ... Messenger from Restaurant (uncredited) TORBEN MEYER ... Adjutant (uncredited) 'SNUB' POLLARD ... Drummer (uncredited) CHRISTIAN RUB ... Cafe Proprietor (uncredited) CHARLES UNGER ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) GUSTAV VON SEYFFERTITZ ... Ambassador (uncredited) |
Directed by: DUDLEY MURPHY ========= Writing Credits: EDGAR ALLAN WOOLF ... (screen play) and FRANZ SCHULZ ... (screen play) VICKI BAUM ... (from the story by) ========= Produced by: HARRY RAPF ... producer ========= Music by: HERBERT STOTHART ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JAMES WONG HOWE ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: CONRAD A. NERVIG ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Set Decoration by: HENRY GRACE ... (uncredited) EDWIN B. WILLIS ... (uncredited) ========= Art Department: FREDRIC HOPE ... associate art director EDWIN B. WILLIS ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: DOLLY TREE ... wardrobe ========= Music Department: OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II ... librettist SIGMUND ROMBERG ... music by HERBERT STOTHART ... director: musical score / orchestra director WAYNE ALLEN ... orchestrator (uncredited) R.H. BASSETT ... orchestrator (uncredited) PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestrator (uncredited) CHARLES MAXWELL ... orchestrator (uncredited) LEONID RAAB ... orchestrator (uncredited) OSCAR RADIN ... conductor (uncredited) JACK VIRGIL ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: CHESTER HALE ... dance director (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) (1935) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [NORWAY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [SWEDEN] Theatrical |
| 20 February 1935 {premiere} [USA] 23 February 1935 [USA] |
 SWEET MUSIC (Musical | Romance) [1 hour 40 minutes] College band-leader "Skip" Houston keeps his band together after graduation, they turn professional, and they are a big hit on the radio and in nightclubs. He falls in love with Bonnie Haydon, a dancer who hates him because he is constantly taunting her about her act and offering suggestions for improvements. She slowly learns that any engagements or work she has is because of Houston. |
EV'RY DAY (uncredited) Music by Sammy Fain Lyrics by Irving Kahal Sung by Rudy Vallee Danced by Ann Dvorak FAN DANCE THEME (uncredited) Writer information unconfirmed (either by Warren or Fain) Played during fan-dance sequence FORTY-SECOND STREET (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played by Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees (as Rudy Vallee's Connecticut Yankees) FARE THEE WELL, ANNABELLE (uncredited) Music by Allie Wrubel Lyrics by Mort Dixon Sung by Rudy Vallee and drunks Also sung by Rudy Vallee, Ann Dvorak and chorus THE GOOD GREEN ACRES OF HOME (uncredited) Music by Sammy Fain Lyrics by Irving Kahal Sung by Rudy Vallee Also sung by Robert Armstrong I SEE TWO LOVERS (uncredited) Music by Allie Wrubel Lyrics by Mort Dixon Sung by Helen Morgan NAGASAKI (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played in part by Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees (as Rudy Vallee's Connecticut Yankees) OUTSIDE (uncredited) Written by Frank Flynn Sung by Rudy Vallee SELZER'S CIGARS (uncredited) Music by Sammy Fain Lyrics by Irving Kahal Sung by Rudy Vallee and Ann Dvorak THE STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER (uncredited) Written by John Philip Sousa Played in part by Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees (as Rudy Vallee's Connecticut Yankees) drowning out Vallee's violin solo "Souvenir" SWEET MUSIC (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Rudy Vallee THERE'S A DIFF'RENT YOU IN YOUR HEART (uncredited) Music by Sammy Fain Lyrics by Irving Kahal Sung by Rudy Vallee Danced by Ann Dvorak |
RUDY VALLEE ... Skip Houston ANN DVORAK ... Bonnie Haydon NED SPARKS ... 'Ten Percent' Nelson HELEN MORGAN ... Helen Morgan ROBERT ARMSTRONG ... 'Dopey' Malone ALLEN JENKINS ... Barney Cowan ALICE WHITE ... Lulu Betts JOSEPH CAWTHORN ... Sidney Selzer AL SHEAN ... Sigmund Selzer PHILLIP REED ... Grant WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON ... Billy Madison HENRY O'NEILL ... Louis Trumble ADDISON RICHARDS ... Mr. Thomas RUSSELL HICKS ... The Mayor CLAY CLEMENT ... Mr. Johnson RUDY VALLEE'S CONNECTICUIT YANKEES ... The Connecticut Yankees THE FRANK AND MILTON BRITTON COMEDY BAND ... The Comedy Band Rest of cast listed alphabetically: WILLIAM BAILEY ... Laughing Man in Audience (uncredited) BROOKS BENEDICT ... Man in Nightclub Audience (uncredited) FRANK BRITTON ... Frank Britton (uncredited) MILT BRITTON ... Milt Britton (uncredited) JACK CHEFE ... Man in Nightclub Audience (uncredited) JOSEPH CREHAN ... Marty Edwards - Radio Columnist (uncredited) MARLO DWYER ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) SHERRY HALL ... Pete Daisy - Reporter (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Man in Nightclub Audience (uncredited) ARTHUR HOUSMAN ... Drunk (uncredited) EDDIE KANE ... Restauranteur (uncredited) MILTON KIBBEE ... Stage Hand (uncredited) EDWARD McWADE ... Justice of the Peace (uncredited) JACK NORTON ... Drunk (uncredited) DAVE O'BRIEN ... Man in Theatre Audience (uncredited) WILLIAM H. O'BRIEN ... Man with Vacuum (uncredited) PAUL PANZER ... Jack - Radio Studio Page (uncredited) LEE PHELPS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) TOM QUINN ... Man in Nightclub Audience (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Man in Nightclub Audience (uncredited) CLIFF SAUM ... Trunk Mover (uncredited) HARRY SEYMOUR ... Stagehand (uncredited) LIBBY TAYLOR ... Lulu Belle (uncredited) MARY TREEN ... Girl at the Railroad (uncredited) TOM WILSON ... Stage Doorman (uncredited) |
Directed by: ALFRED E. GREEN ========= Writing Credits: JERRY WALD ... (story) JERRY WALD ... (screenplay) and CARL ERICKSON ... (screenplay) and WARREN DUFF ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: SAMUEL BISCHOFF ... producer ========= Music by: BERNHARD KAUN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JAMES VAN TREES ========= Film Editing by: HERBERT LEONARD ========= Casting by: MAXWELL ARNOW ... (uncredited) ========= Art Direction by: ROBERT M. HAAS ========= Costume Design by: ORRY-KELLY ========= Casting Department: WILLIAM MAYBERY ... casting assistant (uncredited) RUSSEL TROST ... casting associate (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... conductor: Vitaphone Orchestra RAY HEINDORF ... music arranger ========= Additional Crew: BOBBY CONNOLLY ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1935) [USA] Theatrical |
| 7 March 1935 [New York City, New York, USA] 8 March 1935 [USA] 24 April 1935 [France] 20 July 1935 [Uruguay] 21 October 1935 [Denmark] 21 October 1935 [Turkey] 18 November 1935 [Sweden] 25 December 1935 [Portugal] 26 January 1936 [Finland] 13 February 1936 [Hungary] |
 ROBERTA (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 46 minutes] In Paris, a man clueless about fashion suddenly inherits his aunt's dress shop, while his bandleader friend reunites with his old flame. |
(BACK HOME AGAIN IN) INDIANA (1917) (uncredited) Music by James F. Hanley Performed by The Wabash Indianians LET'S BEGIN (1933) (uncredited) Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach Additional lyrics by Dorothy Fields Song performed by Fred Astaire and Candy Candido Dance performed by Fred Astaire, Candy Candido, Gene Sheldon and Ginger Rogers RUSSIAN LULLABY (uncredited) Written by Jerome Kern Performed by Irene Dunne I'LL BE HARD TO HANDLE (1933) (uncredited) Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach Additional lyrics by Dorothy Fields Song performed by Ginger Rogers Dance performed by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers YESTERDAYS (1933) (uncredited) Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach Performed by Irene Dunne I WON'T DANCE (1934) (uncredited) Music by Jerome Kern with original lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II and revised lyrics by Dorothy Fields, Otto A. Harbach and Jimmy McHugh In the score during the opening scene Song performed by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers Dance performed by Fred Astaire Reprised as a dance by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES (1933) (uncredited) Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach Played during the opening credits and danced to by Astaire and Rogers in the fashion show finale. Performed by Irene Dunne LOVELY TO LOOK AT (1935) (uncredited) Music by Jerome Kern and Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Played during the opening credits and during the fashion show near the end of the film. Performed by Irene Dunne, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES (1933) (uncredited) Music by Jerome Kern Instrumental reprise Dance performed by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers I WON'T DANCE (1934) (uncredited) Music by Jerome Kern Instrumental reprise Dance performed by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers |
IRENE DUNNE ... Stephanie FRED ASTAIRE ... Huck Haines GINGER ROGERS ... Lizzie Gatz aka Tanka Scharwenka RANDOLPH SCOTT ... John Kent HELEN WESTLEY ... Aunt Minnie aka Roberta CLAIRE DODD ... Sophie Teale VICTOR VARCONI ... Prince Ladislaw LUIS ALBERNI ... Alexander Petrovitch Moscovitch Voyda FERDINAND MUNIER ... Lord Henry Delves TORBEN MEYER ... Albert ADRIAN ROSLEY ... Professor BODIL ROSING ... Fernande Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LUCILLE BALL ... Fashion Model (uncredited) HAL BORNE ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) HALBERT BROWN ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) CANDY CANDIDO ... Candy - Wabash Indianian (uncredited) WILLIAM CAREY ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) VIRGINIA CARROLL ... Fashion Model (uncredited) LYNNE CARVER ... Fashion Model (uncredited) DIANE COOK ... Fashion Model (uncredited) PHIL CUTHBERT ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON ... Ship's Officer (uncredited) DELMON DAVIS ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) ANNA DE LINSKY ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) LORRAINE DESART ... Fashion Model (uncredited) IVAN DOW ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) BETTY DUMBRIES ... Fashion Model (uncredited) WILLIAM R. DUNN ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) MARY FORBES ... Mrs. Teale (uncredited) RITA GOULD ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) JANE HAMILTON ... Liane - Fashion Model (uncredited) GRACE HAYLE ... Miss Jones - Newspaper Reporter (uncredited) MAXINE JENNINGS ... Fashion Model (uncredited) HOWARD LALLY ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) MIKE LALLY ... Bar Customer (uncredited) LORNA LOW ... Fashion Model (uncredited) MUZZY MARCELLINO ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) MARGARET McCHRYSTAL ... Fashion Model (uncredited) PAUL McLARIND ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) CHRIS MARIE MEEKER ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) MARIE OSBORNE ... Fashion Model (uncredited) WANDA PERRY ... Fashion Model (uncredited) DONNA MAE ROBERTS ... Fashion Model (uncredited) CHARLOTTE RUSSELL ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) ZENA SAVINE ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) SAM SAVITSKY ... Cossack (uncredited) CHARLES SHARPE ... Wabash Indianian (uncredited) GENE SHELDON ... Banjo-Playing Wabash Indianian (uncredited) KAY SUTTON ... Fashion Model (uncredited) MIKE TELLEGEN ... Cossack (uncredited) DALE VAN SICKEL ... Cossack (uncredited) MICHAEL VISAROFF ... Waiter (uncredited) JUDITH VOSSELLI ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) |
Directed by: WILLIAM A. SEITER ========= Writing Credits: JEROME KERN ... (from the play) OTTO A. HARBACH ... (book) ALICE DUER MILLER ... (novel) JANE MURFIN ... (screen play) & SAM MINTZ ... (screen play) and ALLAN SCOTT ... (screen play) GLENN TRYON ... (additional dialogue) DOROTHY YOST ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: PANDRO S. BERMAN ... producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: EDWARD CRONJAGER ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: WILLIAM HAMILTON ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: VAN NEST POLGLASE ========= Costume Design by: BERNARD NEWMAN ... (gowns) ========= Makeup Department: MEL BERNS ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: C.J. WHITE ... production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: KENNETH HOLMES ... assistant director (uncredited) EDWARD KILLY ... assistant director (uncredited) W. ARGYLE NELSON ... second assistant director (uncredited) C.C. THOMPSON ... assistant director (uncredited) SAM WHITE ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: CARROLL CLARK ... associate art director THOMAS K. LITTLE ... set dresser ========= Sound Department: GEORGE MARSH ... sound cutter JOHN TRIBBY ... sound recordist ========= Special Effects by: HARRY REDMOND Sr. ... special effects supervisor (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ROBERT DE GRASSE ... camera operator (uncredited) JOHN MIEHLE ... still photographer (uncredited) ========= Music Department: P.J. FAULKNER Jr. ... music recordist DOROTHY FIELDS ... additional lyrics OTTO HARBACH ... lyrics by JEROME KERN ... music by JIMMY McHUGH ... additional lyrics MAX STEINER ... musical director WAYNE ALLEN ... music arranger (uncredited) GENE ROSE ... music arranger (uncredited) MAX STEINER ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: FRED ASTAIRE ... dances arranged by ZION MYERS ... production associate HERMES PAN ... assistant dance director JAMES BAKER ... stand-in (uncredited) HARRY CORNBLETH ... stand-in (uncredited) RUTH DAY ... stand-in (uncredited) ELIZABETH McGAFFEY ... researcher (uncredited) / stand-in (uncredited) MARIE OSBORNE ... stand-in (uncredited) |
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures (presents) (A Pandro S. Berman Production) (as Radio Pictures) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (A Radio Picture) (1935) [USA] Theatrical Warner Home Video (2000) [USA] DVD Warner Home Video (2000) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video (2006) [NETHERLANDS] DVD Warner Home Video (2006) [USA] DVD MGM Home Entertainment [USA] VHS Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) [USA] TV |
| 8 March 1935 {premiere} (Washington, D.C.) [USA] 22 March 1935 [New York City, New York, USA] 29 March 1935 [USA] 25 September 1935 [Hungary] 4 October 1935 [France] 24 October 1935 [Denmark] October 1935 [Germany] 3 November 1935 [Finland] 15 November 1935 [Sweden] 21 January 1936 [Portugal] 1936 [Turkey] |
 NAUGHTY MARIETTA (Drama | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 45 minutes] In order to avoid a prearranged marriage, a rebellious French princess sheds her identity and escapes to colonial New Orleans, where she finds an unlikely true love. |
CHANSONETTE (1910) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1935) Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and chorus ANTOINETTE AND ANATOLE (1910) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1935) Sung by Charles Bruins and chorus PRAYER (1910) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Gus Kahn (1935) Sung by Peter Potter, Jeanette MacDonald and chorus TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP (1910) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1935) Sung by Nelson Eddy and chorus THE OWL AND THE POLECAT (1910) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert (1910) Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young (1910) Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1935) Sung by Nelson Eddy and chorus NEATH THE SOUTHERN MOON (1910) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1935) Sung by Nelson Eddy ITALIAN STREET SONG (1910) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young Sung by Zari Elmassian, then by Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald SHIP AHOY (1910) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1935) Sung by Jeanette MacDonald, Akim Tamiroff, M. Sankar, Countess Sonia, Alexander Bokefi and William Sabbot I'M FALLING IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE (1910) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young Sung by Nelson Eddy AU CLAIR DE LA LUNE (MON AMI PIERROT) (uncredited) Traditional French song AH, SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE (1910) (uncredited) Music by Victor Herbert Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy |
JEANETTE MacDONALD ... Marietta NELSON EDDY ... Warrington FRANK MORGAN ... Governor d'Annard ELSA LANCHESTER ... Madame d'Annard DOUGLAS DUMBRILLE ... Uncle JOSEPH CAWTHORNE ... Herr Schuman CECILIA PARKER ... Julie WALTER KINGSFORD ... Don Carlos GRETA MEYER ... Frau Schuman AKIM TAMIROFF ... Rudolpho HAROLD HUBER ... Abe EDWARD BROPHY ... Zeke Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JANE BARNES ... Casquette Girl (uncredited) ARTHUR BELASCO ... Mercenary Scout (uncredited) MARGARET BLOODGOOD ... Heavy Casquette Girl (uncredited) ALEXANDER BOKEFI ... Singer 'Ship Ahoy' (uncredited) ED BRADY ... Mercenary Scout (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Suitor (uncredited) CHARLES BRUINS ... Singer (uncredited) WILLIAM BURRESS ... Petshop Keeper (uncredited) GEORGIA CAINE ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) OLIVE CAREY ... Madame Renavant (uncredited) ADRIANA CASELOTTI ... Dancing Doll (uncredited) JEAN CHATBURN ... Casquette Girl (uncredited) EDMUND COBB ... Mercenary Scout (uncredited) CORA SUE COLLINS ... Felice (uncredited) HARRY CORDING ... Pirate (uncredited) WILLIAM DESMOND ... Gendarme Chief (uncredited) BILLY DOOLEY ... Marietta's Drunken Brother (uncredited) MARY DORAN ... Casquette Girl (uncredited) TEX DRISCOLL ... Mercenary Scout (uncredited) CHARLES DUNBAR ... Mercenary Scout (uncredited) MINTA DURFEE ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) MARGO EARLY ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) ZARI ELMASSIAN ... Suzette (voice) (uncredited) KAY ENGLISH ... Casquette Girl (uncredited) PATRICIA FARLEY ... Casquette Girl (uncredited) VESSIE FARRELL ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) PAT FLAHERTY ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) MARY FOY ... Duenna (uncredited) DOROTHY GRANGER ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) LAWRENCE GRANT ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) ROBERT GRAVES ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) ROGER GRAY ... Jacques the Suitor (uncredited) CATHERINE GRIFFITH ... Prunella the Maid (uncredited) KIT GUARD ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) FRANK HAGNEY ... Mercenary Scout (uncredited) BEN HALL ... Mama's Boy (uncredited) EDWARD HEARN ... Mercenary Scout (uncredited) RICHARD HEMINGWAY ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) OLIN HOWLAND ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) DELOS JEWKES ... Barber (uncredited) EDWARD KEANE ... Major Bonnell (uncredited) CRAUFORD KENT ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) EDOUARD LIPPE ... Landlord (uncredited) WALTER LONG ... Pirate Leader (uncredited) MARY LOOS ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) WILFRED LUCAS ... Announcer (uncredited) ROBERT MCKENZIE ... Town Crier (uncredited) JANE MERCER ... Casquette Girl (uncredited) LOUIS MERCIER ...Duelist (uncredited) JAMES C. MORTON ... Herald (uncredited) JACK MOWER ... Sergeant (uncredited) EDWARD NORRIS ... Suitor (uncredited) LINDA PARKER ... Casquette Girl (uncredited) PETER POTTER ... Priest on Dock (uncredited) RICHARD POWELL ... Messenger (uncredited) BEATRICE ROBERTS ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) CONSTANTINE ROMANOFF ... Pirate (uncredited) HENRY ROQUEMORE ... Pirate (uncredited) WILLIAM SABBOT ... Singer 'Ship Ahoy' (uncredited) M. SANKAR ... Baritone 'Ship Ahoy' (uncredited) HELEN SHIPMAN ... Marietta Franini (uncredited) COUNTESS SONIA ... Soprano 'Ship Ahoy' (uncredited) HARRY TENBROOK ... Prospective Groom (uncredited) HARRY TYLER ... Suitor (uncredited) GUY USHER ... Ship's Captain (uncredited) JUDITH VOSSELLI ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROBERT Z. LEONARD ... (uncredited) W.S. VAN DYKE ... (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG ... (book) JOHN LEE MAHIN ... (screen play) & FRANCES GOODRICH ... (screen play) and ALBERT HACKETT ... (screen play) FELIX E. FEIST ... (uncredited) WILLIAM HURLBUT ... (uncredited) BELLA SPEWACK ... (uncredited) CAREY WILSON ... (uncredited) ========= Produced by: HUNT STROMBERG ... producer W.S. VAN DYKE ... producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: WILLIAM DANIELS ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: BLANCHE SEWELL ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: EDWARD WOEHLER ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: ARNOLD GILLESPIE ... associate art director EDWIN B. WILLIS ... associate art director HARRY ALBIEZ ... props (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Camera and Electrical Department: BILL ALLEN ... electrician (uncredited) POP ARNOLD ... grip (uncredited) CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL ... still photographer (uncredited) A. LINDSLEY LANE ... second camera operator (uncredited) FLOYD PORTER ... gaffer (uncredited) WILLIAM RILEY ... second camera operator (uncredited) FRANK TANNER ... still photographer (uncredited) ARNOLD WEBSTER ... grip (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: VICTOR HERBERT ... music by GUS KAHN ... additional lyrics HERBERT STOTHART ... musical adaptation RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG ... lyrics by WAYNE ALLEN ... orchestrator (uncredited) EDOUARD LIPPE ... vocal coach: Nelson Eddy (uncredited) PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestrator (uncredited) CHARLES MAXWELL ... orchestrator (uncredited) LEONID RAAB ... orchestrator (uncredited) JACK VIRGIL ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HOWARD DIETZ ... press agent (uncredited) CHESTER HALE ... dance director (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (A W.S. Van Dyke Production) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [FRANCE] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1944) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1962) [USA] Theatrical - re-release MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1988) [USA] VHS Chapel Distribution (1997) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical - 35mm print Warner Home Video (2011) [USA] DVD - dvdr Warner Home Video (2015) [USA] DVD - (DVD-R included in Jeanette MacDonald Collection Volume 1) ========= Other Companies: Turner Entertainment (package design) |
| 29 March 1935 [USA] 30 August 1935 [France] 31 August 1935 [Hungary] November 1935 [Japan] |
 GEORGE WHITE'S 1935 SCANDALS (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 24 minutes] A vacationing Broadway producer, George White, stops off in a small Georgia town to send a telegram. He sees his name in lights on a local theater and is scandalized over the unauthorized use. He goes to the theater to object and, while there, discovers some unusual and great song-and-dance talent buried in a tank-town. He takes them to New York City, puts them in a new version of his Scandals and they are big hits. Their sudden fame causes a pair of lovers to forget their vows made in less-palmy days. |
ACCORDING TO THE MOONLIGHT (1935) (uncredited) Music by Joseph Meyer Lyrics by Jack Yellen and Herb Magidson Played during the opening credits and often in the score Played by "The Jones Boys" in the Georgia theater Performed by Alice Faye and James Dunn in the Georgia theater Reprised by Alice Faye, James Dunn and chorus in the 1935 Scandals Performed by Walter Johnson on the dance floor Reprised by Alice Faye and chorus in the finale IT'S AN OLD SOUTHERN CUSTOM (1935) (uncredited) Music by Joseph Meyer Lyrics by Jack Yellen Played during the opening credits and often in the score Performed by Alice Faye, James Dunn and Cliff Edwards in a Georgia show Reprised by Cliff Edwards and danced by George White in the Georgia show Tap-danced by Eleanor Powell in a nightclub Reprised again by Alice Faye and James Dunn and chorus in the 1935 Scandals Sung by the chorus at the end IT'S TIME TO SAY GOODNIGHT (1935) (uncredited) Music by Joseph Meyer Lyrics by Jack Yellen and Cliff Friend Performed by the chorus for the final 1934 Scandals song AULD LANG SYNE (1788) (uncredited) Traditional Scottish 17th century music Lyrics by Robert Burns Performed by the chorus backstage I GOT SHOES, YOU GOT SHOESIES (1935) (uncredited) Music by Joseph Meyer Lyrics by Jack Yellen and Cliff Friend Performed by Cliff Edwards and Lyda Roberti OH, I DIDN'T KNOW (1935) (uncredited) Music by Joseph Meyer Lyrics by Jack Yellen and Cliff Friend Performed by Alice Faye and Chorus Girls HUNKADOLA (1935) (uncredited) Music by Joseph Meyer Lyrics by Jack Yellen and Cliff Friend Performed by Alice Faye, James Dunn, Cliff Edwards and Lyda Roberti I WAS BORN TOO LATE (1935) (uncredited) Music by Joseph Meyer Lyrics by Jack Yellen Performed by Cliff Edwards O SOLE MIO (1898) (uncredited) Music by Eduardo Di Capua Special lyrics writer unknown Performed by Alice Faye and Cliff Edwards FUNICULI FUNICULA (1880) (uncredited) Music by Luigi Denza Special lyrics writer unknown Performed by Cliff Edwards A VISION OF SALOME (1908) (uncredited) Music by J. Bodewalt Lampe Special lyrics by Jack Yellen (1935) Performed by Cliff Edwards, an unidentified "Cleo" and chorus MINUET IN G (1796) (uncredited) Music by Ludwig van Beethoven Special lyrics by Jack Yellen (1935) Performed by Cliff Edwards and Lois Eckert YOU BELONG TO ME (1935) (uncredited) Music by Cliff Friend Lyrics by Jack Yellen Performed by Alice Faye BLACK BOTTOM (1926) (uncredited) Music by Ray Henderson Lyrics by Lew Brown and Buddy G. DeSylva Performed briefly by chorus girls during the Dance Step number CHARLESTON (1923) (uncredited) Music by James P. Johnson Lyrics by Cecil Mack Performed briefly by chorus girls during the Dance Step number |
ALICE FAYE ... Honey JAMES DUNN ... Eddie NED SPARKS ... Elmer LYDA ROBERTI ... Manya CLIFF EDWARDS ... Dude ARLINE JUDGE ... Midgie ELEANOR POWELL ... Marilyn EMMA DUNN ... Aunt Jane GEORGE WHITE ... George White THE SCANDALS BEAUTIES Rest of cast listed alphabetically: TONY ABDANOR ... Turk (uncredited) VON ADAIR ... Chorine (uncredited) NORMAN AINSLEY ... Englishman (uncredited) ROBIN AINSLEY ... Chorine (uncredited) MARVELLE ANDRE ... Chorine (uncredited) LORETTA ANDREWS ... Chorine (uncredited) DORIS BAKER ... Chorine (uncredited) KENNY BAKER ... Soloist (uncredited) RALPH BANKS ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) LYNN BARI ... Chorine (uncredited) BOBBIE BEAL ... Chorine (uncredited) CHARLES BLAIR ... Soloist (uncredited) JIMMY BLAIR ... Dancer (uncredited) BILL BRANDE ... Dancer (uncredited) ESTHER BRODELET ... Lady in Waiting (uncredited) DONALD BROWN ... Dancer (uncredited) SAM BROWNE ... Dancer (uncredited) ADELE BURIAN ... Soloist (uncredited) JULIE CABANNE ... Chorine (uncredited) JOSEPHINE CAMPBELL ... Soloist (uncredited) EVELYN CARPENTER ... Chorine (uncredited) JILL CARROLL ... Chorine (uncredited) VIRGINIA CARROLL ... Chorine (uncredited) PAUL CASTLE ... Dancer (uncredited) DAN CRIMMINS ... Audience Extra (uncredited) BOB CROSBY ... Dancer (uncredited) VIRGINIA CRUZON ... Chorine (uncredited) DIANE DAHL ... Chorine (uncredited) PATSY DALY ... Chorine (uncredited) DORIS DAVENPORT ... Chorine (uncredited) WYN DAVIS ... Soloist (uncredited) CHICO DE VERDI ... Orchestra Leader (uncredited) LIALANI DEAS ... Hawaiian Girl (uncredited) JACK DESHAN ... Dancer (uncredited) FLORINE DICKSON ... One of Do's Four Girls (uncredited) PATRICIA DOBBS ... Chorine (uncredited) EMMA DODSON ... Hawaiian Girl (uncredited) SALLY DOLLING ... Chorine (uncredited) ELEANOR DRURY ... Chorine (uncredited) JACK DUFFY ... Bearded Man (uncredited) HARRY DUNKINSON ... Postman (uncredited) BOBBY DUNN ... Cross-Eyed Man (uncredited) MADELYN EARLE ... Boop's Sister (uncredited) LOIS ECKERT ... Madame DuBarry (uncredited) FRANK EDMUNDS ... Dancer (uncredited) SUSAN FLEMING ... Chorine (uncredited) EDDIE FOSTER ... Man at Train Station (uncredited) OTTO FRIES ... Soloist (uncredited) MARTIN GARRALAGA ... Spaniard (uncredited) DEE GOHLKE ... Sister Act (uncredited) MAE GOHLKE ... Sister Act (uncredited) JAMES GONZALEZ ... Dancer (uncredited) HARRISON GREENE ... Postman (uncredited) LA GRETTA ... Swedish Girl - Old Southern Custom (uncredited) BEN HALL ... Audience Extra (uncredited) MARGARET HARDING ... Chorine (uncredited) RUTH HART ... Chorine (uncredited) BETH HARTMAN ... Chorine (uncredited) EDITH HASKINS ... Chorine (uncredited) CAROL HUGHES ... Chorine (uncredited) KAY HUGHES ... One of Do's Four Girls (uncredited) ROGER IMHOF ... Officer Riley (uncredited) SUNNY INGRAHAM ... Chorine (uncredited) JACK IRWIN ... Dancer (uncredited) THOMAS E. JACKSON ... Mac - Stage Manager (uncredited) ALICE JANS ... Chorine (uncredited) SI JENKS ... Pop Eye (uncredited) WALTER JOHNSON ... Larry Daniels (uncredited) EDNA MAE JONES ... Chorine (uncredited) DONALD KERR ... Grady - Dance Instructor (uncredited) BOYD KING ... Dancer (uncredited) GEORGE KING ... Dancer (uncredited) FUZZY KNIGHT ... Sam Fogel (uncredited) NICHOLAS KOBLIANSKY ... Russian (uncredited) DONNA LA BARR ... Chorine (uncredited) LAGRETA ... Swedish Girl (uncredited) JUNE LANG ... Chorine (uncredited) CHARLES LAUDER ... Dancer (uncredited) PERK LAZELLE ... Dancer (uncredited) CAROL LEE ... Chorine (uncredited) EDDIE LEE ... Chinese Man (uncredited) PATSY LEE ... Chorine (uncredited) TEDDIE LURA ... Chorine (uncredited) LAURIE LYNNE ... Chorine (uncredited) LYA LYS ... French Girl - Old Southern Custom (uncredited) MICHAEL MACEY ... Hungarian (uncredited) RUTH MARION ... Mrs. Dude Holloway (uncredited) THELMA MARLAND ... Chorine (uncredited) ALLEN MATHEWS ... Dancer (uncredited) SCOTTY MATTRAW ... Fat Man (uncredited) SAM McDANIEL ... Train Porter (uncredited) HELEN McDONALD ... Chorine (uncredited) BETTY McMAHON ... Chorine (uncredited) PAUL McVEY ... Assistant Stage Manager (uncredited) IRIS MEREDITH ... Miss Smith - Secretary (uncredited) TOSHIA MORI ... Japanese Girl - Old Southern Custom (uncredited) MILDRED MORRIS ... One of Do's Four Girls (uncredited) INEZ MORTENSEN ... Chorine (uncredited) JACK MULHALL ... Theater Ticket Seller (uncredited) RUDOLF MYZET ... Bulgarian (uncredited) ANNE NAGEL ... Chorine (uncredited) MAXINE NASH ... Chorine (uncredited) LUCILLE NICHOLSON ... Dance Team (uncredited) NED NORTON ... Man with Daniels (uncredited) JAMES NOTARO ... Dancer (uncredited) MARION O'CONNELL ... Chorine (uncredited) WANDA PERRY ... Chorine (uncredited) BYRON POINDEXTER ... Dance Team (uncredited) JED PROUTY ... Al Lee (uncredited) JACK RAYMOND ... Jew (uncredited) ENRICO RICARDI ... Jury Foreman (uncredited) CHARLES RICHMAN ... Charlie Harriman (uncredited) TOM RICKETTS ... Old Man (uncredited) HELEN ROMAINE ... Chorine (uncredited) BETTY ROME ... Soloist (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Nightclub Guest (uncredited) BEVERLY ROYDE ... Chorine (uncredited) BENNY RUBIN ... Louie Pinkus (uncredited) DOROTHY SANDER ... Chorine (uncredited) FRED SANTLEY ... Master of Ceremonies (uncredited) TAMARA SHAYNE ...Russian Girl - Old Southern Custom (uncredited) ROSEMARY SMITH ... Chorine (uncredited) ED STANBRIDGE ... Dancer (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Audience Extra (uncredited) BUD STERLING ... Dancer (uncredited) MARY STEWART ... Dancer (uncredited) BETTY JANE TEAGARDEN ... Chorine (uncredited) ROSE TERRELL ... Chorine (uncredited) EILEEN THOMAS ... Chorine (uncredited) TOM THOMPSON ... Dancer (uncredited) MAIDEL TURNER ... Audience Extra (uncredited) VERA VAN ... Chorine (uncredited) BLANCA VISCHER ... Spanish Girl - Old Southern Custom (uncredited) LUCILE WALKER ... Chorine (uncredited) FRED WALLACE ... Dancer (uncredited) CLARISSA WOODS ... Chorine (uncredited) ERCELL WOODS ... Chorine (uncredited) ALOHA WRAY ... Chorine (uncredited) MARBETH WRIGHT ... Jean / One of Do's Four Girls (uncredited) DAN WYLER ... Dancer (uncredited) JANE WYMAN ... Chorine (uncredited) ERNESTO ZAMBRANO ... Spaniard (uncredited) |
Directed by: GEORGE WHITE ... (entire production directed by) HARRY LACHMAN ... (uncredited) JAMES TINLING ... (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: JACK YELLEN ... (screen play) and PATTERSON McNUTT ... (screen play) GEORGE WHITE ... (entire production conceived by) DAVID FREEDMAN ... (story) (uncredited) SAM HELLMAN ... (contributing to treatment) (uncredited) SAM HELLMAN ... (story) (uncredited) GLADYS LEHMAN ... (contributing to treatment) (uncredited) DAMON RUNYON ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: GEORGE WHITE ... producer WINFIELD R. SHEEHAN ... producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE SCHNEIDERMAN ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: ROBERT BISCHOFF ... (uncredited) ========= Art Direction by: GORDON WILES ========= Costume Design by: CHARLES LE MAIRE ========= Makeup Department: CHARLES DUDLEY ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: PERCY IKERD ... unit manager (uncredited) ROBERT WEBB ... assistant unit manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: BOOTH McCRACKEN ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: EARL McKEE ... props (uncredited) AL ORENBACH ... set dresser (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: A.L. VON KIRBACH ... sound ROY MARTIN ... cable person (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: BEN CRILCHTY ... grip (uncredited) OTTO DYAR ... still photographer (uncredited) EDDIE FITZGERALD ... camera operator (uncredited) I. GOODON ... camera operator (uncredited) JAMES GORDON ... second camera operator (uncredited) PAUL LOCKWOOD ... assistant camera (uncredited) TOM OUELLETTE ... gaffer (uncredited) L. SCHINDIN ... camera operator (uncredited) ANTHONY UGRIN ... still photographer (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LOUIS DE FRANCESCO ... musical director CLIFF FRIEND ... songs by HERB MAGIDSON ... additional lyrics JOSEPH MEYER ... songs by JACK YELLEN ... songs by LOUIS DE FRANCESCO ... composer: additional music (uncredited) HUGO FRIEDHOFER ... composer: music cues (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: GEORGE WHITE ... dance ensembles JACK DONOHUE ... dance director (uncredited) WILLIAM FOX ... presenter (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Fox Film Corporation (presents) (as Fox Film) ========= Distributors: Fox Film Corporation (20th Century Fox) (1935) [USA] Theatrical Fox Film Company (1935) [UK] Theatrical |
| 19 April 1935 [USA] 12 July 1935 [Hungary] 13 December 1935 [France] 15 December 1935 [Finland] 31 January 1936 [Sweden] 2 June 1936 [Portugal] 8 July 1936 [Denmark] |
 RECKLESS (Drama | Musical | Comedy) [1 hour 37 minutes] Wealthy Bob Harrison buys all the seats in the theatre to watch Mona Leslie's musical by himself. He loves her, her agent Ned Riley loves her. Conflict ensues. |
RECKLESS (1935) Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Played during the opening and closing credits Sung by Jean Harlow (uncredited) {dubbed by Virginia Verrill (uncredited)} in a production number Danced by Jean Harlow (uncredited), Rafael Alcayde (uncredited) and chorus Sung by Nina Mae McKinney (uncredited) Reprised by the band at Jo's Wedding with Jean Harlow (uncredited) dancing Played as background music often TROCADERO (1934) (uncredited) Music by Burton Lane Lyrics by Harold Adamson Sung by Jean Harlow (dubbed by Virginia Verrill) and Allan Jones Danced by Jean Harlow and Carl Randall and the chorus EV'RYTHING'S BEEN DONE BEFORE (1935) Music Jack King Lyrics by Edwin H. Knopf (as Edwin Knopf) and Harold Adamson Sung by Allan Jones (uncredited) Danced by Jean Harlow (uncredited) and chorus BRIDAL CHORUS (HERE COMES THE BRIDE) (1850) (uncredited) from "Lohengrin" Written by Richard Wagner Played at Jo's wedding HEAR WHAT MY HEART IS SAYING (1935) Music by Burton Lane Lyrics by Harold Adamson Sung by Jean Harlow (uncredited) {dubbed by Virginia Verrill (uncredited)} at her comeback show |
JEAN HARLOW ... Mona Leslie WILLIAM POWELL ... Ned Riley FRANCHOT TONE ... Bob Harrison MAY ROBSON ... Granny TED HEALY ... Smiley NAT PENDLETON ... Blossom ROSALIND RUSSELL ... Josephine (Jo) Mercer MICKEY ROONEY ... Eddie HENRY STEPHENSON ... Col. Harrison MAN-MOUNTAIN DEAN ... Man Mountain Dean - Wrestler ROBERT LIGHT ... Paul Mercer ALLAN JONES ... Allan CARL RANDALL ... Carl Randall LOUISE HENRY ... Louise JAMES ELLISON ... Dale Every NINA MAE McKINNEY ... Nina Mae McKinney - Singer LEON WAYCOFF ... Ralph Watson FARINA ... Gold Dust Rest of cast listed alphabetically: RAMON AND DOLORES ... Performers EADIE ADAMS ... Chorine / Mona's Singing Voice (uncredited) RAFAEL ALCAYDE ... Mona's First Dance Partner in 'Reckless' Number (uncredited) ROBERT ANDREWS ... Mona's Baby (uncredited) HOOPER ATCHLEY ... Reporter (uncredited) MARGARET BERT ... Nurse (uncredited) WADE BOTELER ... Policeman Re-arresting Mona (uncredited) DON BRODIE ... Reporter (uncredited) STUART CASEY ... Mr. John Gaylord (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) THERESA MAXWELL CONOVER ... Woman with Smiley at Racetrack (uncredited) NICK COPELAND ... Reporter (uncredited) JOHN DAVIDSON ... Sid - Mona's Lawyer (uncredited) JAN DUGGAN ... Chairwoman (uncredited) MARGARET DUMONT ... Woman in Audience Yelling 'Get Off the Stage' (uncredited) BILL ELLIOTT ... Minor Role (uncredited) DICK ELLIOTT ... Man Near Drums (uncredited) PAUL ELLIS ... Shipboard Gigolo in 'Reckless' Number (uncredited) PAUL FIX ... Man on Mechanical Horse (uncredited) SAM FLINT ... Jo Mercer's Father (uncredited) JOHN GALLAUDET ... Doorman at Poker Game (uncredited) JEAN GUNN ... Little Girl Singer (uncredited) ERNIE HAYNES ... Wrestler (uncredited) EARLENE HEATH ... Chorine (uncredited) HAROLD HUBER ... Nick Londos (uncredited) ISABELLE KEITH ... Woman in Audience Who Throws Purse (uncredited) HENRY KOLKER ... Mr. Gearhart (uncredited) ROSINA LAWRENCE ... Chorine (uncredited) BILLIE LEE ... Chorine (uncredited) EDWARD LESAINT ... Member of Coroner's Jury (uncredited) THEODORE LORCH ... Member of Coroner's Jury (uncredited) LORNA LOW ... Chorine (uncredited) MAE MADISON ... Chorine (uncredited) MARY JO MATHEWS ... Chorine (uncredited) CHARLES MIDDLETON ... District Attorney (uncredited) CHARLES R. MOORE ... Train Porter (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Racetrack Spectator / Wedding Guest (uncredited) JACK MULHALL ... Paul's Restrainer in Bar (uncredited) FRANKLIN PARKER ... Reporter (uncredited) EDWARD PEIL SR. ... Man Raising Stage Curtain (uncredited) LEE PHELPS ... Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) DONNA MAE ROBERTS ... Chorine (uncredited) FRANCES ROBINSON ... Chorine (uncredited) FRED SANTLEY ... Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Paul's Restrainer in Bar (uncredited) KAY SUTTON ... Woman with Paul in Audience (uncredited) AKIM TAMIROFF ... Chef at Wedding (uncredited) ALBERT TAYLOR ... Racetrack Spectator / Wedding Guest (uncredited) LIBBY TAYLOR ... Bertha - Mona's and Granny's Maid (uncredited) IRENE THOMPSON ... Chorine (uncredited) DAVID THURSBY ... Reporter (uncredited) JIM TONEY ... Man in Hallway (uncredited) EDNA WALDRON ... Chorine (uncredited) ALICE WEAVER ... Chorine (uncredited) LLOYD WHITLOCK ... Racetrack Spectator / Wedding Guest (uncredited) CHARLES C. WILSON ... Newspaper Editor (uncredited) BARBARA WORTH ... Chorine (uncredited) WILLIAM WORTHINGTON ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) |
Directed by: VICTOR FLEMING ========= Writing Credits: P.J. WOLFSON ... (screen play) OLIVER JEFFRIES ... (from a story by) JOSEPH L. MANKIEWICZ ... (uncredited) NORMAN KRASNA ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) TED SHANE ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) DONALD OGDEN STEWART ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: DAVID O. SELZNICK ... producer ========= Music by: JACK VIRGIL ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE FOLSEY ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: MARGARET BOOTH ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) ========= Makeup Department: JACK DAWN ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: CHARLES DORIAN ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: MERRILL PYE ... associate art director EDWIN B. WILLIS ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ROBERT SHIRLEY ... sound (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ROBERT J. BRONNER ... second camera operator (uncredited) CHARLES LAWTON Jr. ... assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Music Department: VICTOR BARAVALLE ... orchestra conductor WAYNE ALLEN ... orchestrator (uncredited) PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestrator (uncredited) HERBERT STOTHART ... composer: additional music (uncredited) JACK VIRGIL ... orchestrator (uncredited) EDWARD WARD ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: CHESTER HALE ... dances staged by CARL RANDALL ... dances staged by BETTY HALSEY ... dance double: Jean Harlow (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [FRANCE] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1936) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1936) [NORWAY] Theatrical Warner Home Video (2011) [USA] DVD - dvdr Warner Home Video (on 'Jean Harlow 7-Film Collection') (2017) [USA] DVD - dvdr ========= Other Companies: Ramon and Dolores (group performers) (uncredited) |
| 20 April 1935 [USA] 4 June 1935 [London, UK] 7 October 1935 [Denmark] 20 October 1935 [Finland] 29 October 1935 [Hungary] 30 December 1935 [UK] 7 February 1936 [Barcelona, Spain] 30 March 1936 [Sweden] 26 May 1936 [Croatia] 4 August 1936 [Slovenia] 1936 [Turkey] 10 June 1938 [Portugal] |
 GO INTO YOUR DANCE (Crime | Drama | Musical) [1 hour 29 minutes] Al Howard may be a star on Broadway, but he is no longer welcomed by any producer. It seems that he just trots off to Mexico any time he wants causing shows to close and producers to lose money. When his sister Molly can no longer find Al work, she teams him up with talented Dorothy for a club date in Chicago. Flush with another success, Al wants to open his own club on Broadway, so he borrows money from a gangster to open the show. Al has Dorothy, who he ignores, the gangsters dough and the gangster's sweetie Luana. All he has to do is keep them all happy, but Luana wants Al. |
GO INTO YOUR DANCE (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played during the opening credits Played during a rehearsal and sung by Al Jolson Also performed by Al Jolson at the Casino De Paree at the end LA CUCARACHA (uncredited) Traditional Mexican song Played in the Mexican cabaret La Cucaracha and danced to by Joyzelle Joyner CIELITO LINDO (1882) (uncredited) Written by Quirino Mendoza Sung in Spanish by Al Jolson in a Mexican cabaret (I WISH I WAS IN) DIXIE'S LAND (1860) (uncredited) Written by Daniel Decatur Emmett Sung a cappella in part by Al Jolson HOT CHA HONEYMOON (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played by the band in the Shim Sham Cafe and later in the score A GOOD OLD FASHIONED COCKTAIL (WITH A GOOD OLD FASHIONED GAL) (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung and danced to by Ruby Keeler and chorus at the Shim Sham Cafe Reprised as background music MAMMY, I'LL SING ABOUT YOU (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Al Jolson in a nightclub ABOUT A QUARTER TO NINE (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played by the band at the St. Ledger Roof Sung by Al Jolson and male chorus Danced to by Ruby Keeler and male chorus Reprised by Al Jolson in blackface at the Casino De Paree Played as dance music and as background music OLD FOLKS AT HOME (1851) (uncredited) aka "Swanee River" Written by Stephen Foster Sung by Al Jolson during the "About a Quarter to Nine" number RUBY (1935) (uncredited) aka "The Rehearsal" Music by Harry Warren Played on piano by Harry Seymour and danced to by Ruby Keeler THE LITTLE THINGS YOU USED TO DO (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Helen Morgan at rehearsal Reprised by Helen Morgan on radio CASINO DE PAREE (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played on opening night at the Casino De Paree and sung by Al Jolson PIMIENTO (1935) (uncredited) aka "Spain" Music by Harry Warren Danced to by Ruby Keeler at the Casino De Paree SHE'S A LATIN FROM MANHATTAN (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Al Jolson and chorus Danced to by Ruby Keeler and an unidentified man and a chorus of couples |
AL JOLSON ... Al Howard RUBY KEELER ... Dorothy 'Dot' Wayne GLENDA FARRELL ... Molly Howard BARTON MAC LANE ... Duke Hutchinson PATSY KELLY ... Irma 'Toledo' Knight AKIM TAMIROFF ... Mexican in La Cucaracha Cantina HELEN MORGAN ... Luana Wells SHARON LYNNE ... Nellie Lahey (Blonde Showgirl) BENNY RUBIN ... Drunk in La Cucaracha Cantina PHIL REGAN ... Eddie 'Teddy' Rio GORDON WESTCOTT ... Fred WILLIAM DAVIDSON ... Tom McGee JOYCE COMPTON ... Café Showgirl JOSEPH CREHAN ... H.P. Jackson Rest of cast listed alphabetically: WARD BOND ... Herman Lahey (uncredited) MARY CARR ... Wardrobe Mistress (uncredited) LITA CHEVRET ...Angry Showgirl #1 (uncredited) BOBBY CONNOLLY ... Dance Director (uncredited) NICK COPELAND ... Nick (uncredited) JAMES DONLAN ... Mr. A.J. Squires (uncredited) AL DUBIN ... Al Dubin (uncredited) FLORENCE DUDLEY ... Phone Operator (uncredited) BILL ELLIOTT ... Jackson's Secretary / Dorothy's Dance Partner (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) SUMNER GETCHELL ... Young Man in Elevator (uncredited) ROBERT GLECKLER ... Pete Brown (uncredited) THERESA HARRIS ... Luana's Maid (uncredited) SAM HAYES ... Radio Broadcaster (uncredited) HERBERT HEYWOOD ... Dick (uncredited) RUSSELL HICKS ... Sam Rupert (uncredited) JOHN HYAMS ... Producer #2 (uncredited) JOYZELLE JOYNER ... Cantina Dancer (uncredited) EDDIE KANE ... Assistant Stage Manager (uncredited) EDWARD KEANE ... Producer #3 (uncredited) MILTON KIBBEE ... Waiter (uncredited) HENRY KOLKER ... Doctor (uncredited) TREVA LAWLER ... Phone Operator (uncredited) MARC LAWRENCE ... Eddie Logan (uncredited) MARTHA MERRILL ... Angry Showgirl #2 (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Chorus Member - 'About a Quarter to Nine' Number (uncredited) FRANCES MORRIS ... Phone Operator (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JACK NORTON ... Rehearsal Stage Manager (uncredited) WILLIAM H. O'BRIEN ... Casino de Paree Waiter (uncredited) PAUL PORCASI ... Show MC (uncredited) SAM RICE ... Stage Doorman (uncredited) JOHN J. RICHARDSON ... Cabbie (uncredited) ROSALIE ROY ... Phone Operator (uncredited) CLIFF SAUM ... Man Closing Bus Door (uncredited) HARRY SEYMOUR ... Pianist (uncredited) FRED 'SNOWFLAKE' TOONES ... Snowflake (uncredited) VALERIE TRAXLER ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) ARTHUR TREACHER ... Latimer (uncredited) MARY TREEN ... Silent Showgirl (uncredited) HARRY WARREN ... Harry Warren (uncredited) HUEY WHITE ... Eddie Logan (uncredited) TOM WILSON ... Casino de Paree Designer (uncredited) FREEMAN WOOD ... Headwaiter (uncredited) |
Directed by: ARCHIE L. MAYO MICHAEL CURTIZ ... (uncredited) ROBERT FLOREY ... (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: EARL BALDWIN ... (screen play) BRADFORD ROPES ... (based on a story by) BRADFORD ROPES ... (novel) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: SAMUEL BISCHOFF ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: BERNHARD KAUN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: TONY GAUDIO ... director of photography SOL POLITO ... (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: HAROLD McLERNON ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: JOHN HUGHES ========= Costume Design by: ORRY-KELLY ... (gowns) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: AL GREEN ... camera operator (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... orchestral arrangements ========= Additional Crew: BOBBY CONNOLLY ... dances created and staged by |
Production Companies: First National Pictures (controlled by Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (as Warner Bros.-First National Pictures Inc.) (1935) [USA] Theatrical First National Film Distributors (1935) [UK] Theatrical - re-titled Warner Brothers First National Films (1936) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Warner Brothers First National Films (1936) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV |
| 25 May 1935 [USA] 7 September 1935 [Hungary] 17 September 1935 [London, UK] 18 October 1935 [France] 9 December 1935 [Sweden] 19 January 1936 [Finland] 24 January 1936 [Denmark] 1936 [Italy] 10 February 1937 [Portugal] |
 IN CALIENTE (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 24 minutes] Magazine editor Pat O'Brien gives Mexican dancer Dolores Del Rio a bad write-up, and then becomes romantically involved. Lots of songs and Busby Berkeley numbers. |
IN CALIENTE (1935) (uncredited) Music by Allie Wrubel Lyrics by Mort Dixon Played during the opening credits Played as background music Played on guitar and sung often by the mariachis (Chris-Pin Martin, C.R. Dufau, L.R. Félix and Carlos Salazar) WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING (1912) (uncredited) Music by Ernest Ball Lyrics by Chauncey Olcott and George Graff Sung a cappella by Phil Regan, Pat O'Brien and Edward Everett Horton TO CALL YOU MY OWN (1935) (uncredited) Music by Allie Wrubel Lyrics by Mort Dixon Sung by Phil Regan Played as background music Whistled and hummed by Pat O'Brien THE LADY IN RED (1935) (uncredited) Music by Allie Wrubel Lyrics by Mort Dixon Sung by Wini Shaw, Judy Canova and chorus Danced by The De Marcos Sung a cappella by Edward Everett Horton MUCHACHA (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Phil Regan Sung and Danced to by Dolores del Rio and chorus SHE'S A LATIN FROM MANHATTAN (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Used as background instrumental TANGO MUCHACHA (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Used as background instrumental |
DOLORES DEL RIO ... Rita Gomez PAT O'BRIEN ... Larry MacArthur LEO CARRILLO ... Jose Gomez EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ... Harold Brandon GLENDA FARRELL ... Clara TONY DE MARCO ... One of the Dancing De Marcos SALLY DE MARCO ... One of The Dancing De Marcos PHIL REGAN ... Peter WINIFRED SHAW ... Lois LUIS ALBERNI ... The Magistrate GEORGE HUMBERT ... Photographer HARRY HOLMAN ... Biggs SOLEDAD JIMENEZ ... Rita's Maid HERMAN BING ... Florist JUDY CANOVA ... Specialty Singer FLORENCE FAIR ... Larry's Secretary Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ELEANOR BAYLEY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) BROOKS BENEDICT ... Diner in 'The Lady in Red' Number (uncredited) EUMENIO BLANCO ... Minor Role (uncredited) AGOSTINO BORGATO ... Taxi Driver (uncredited) ANNE CANOVA ... Specialty Act (uncredited) PETE CANOVA ... Specialty Act (uncredited) ZEKE CANOVA ... Specialty Act (uncredited) MARY CASSIDY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) HENRY DA SILVA ... Waiter (uncredited) VIRGINIA DABNEY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) SAYRE DEARING ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JAMES DONLAN ... Swanson (uncredited) C.R. DUFAU ... Mariachi (uncredited) JUAN DUVAL ... Page (uncredited) JAY EATON ... Diner in 'The Lady in Red' Number (uncredited) RUTH EDDINGS ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Lady on Stairway (uncredited) L.R. FÉLIX ... Mariachi (uncredited) MARTIN GARRALAGA ... Waiter (uncredited) JUNE GLORY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) MURIEL GORDON ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) ROBERT HAINES ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JOHN HYAMS ... Bob - a Reporter (uncredited) SELMER JACKSON ... Graphic Artist (uncredited) OLIVE JONES ... Singer (uncredited) KLAYTAN W. KIRBY ... Dancer (uncredited) LOIS LINDSAY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) CHRIS-PIN MARTIN ... Mariachi (uncredited) BETTY McIVOR ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) GEORGE MENDOZA ... Bellboy (uncredited) MARTHA MERRILL ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) RUTH MOODY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) GEORGE NARDELLI ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) ARTIE ORTEGO ...Bandito (uncredited) ALFONSO PEDROZA ... Second Motor Cop (uncredited) GEORGE REGAS ... First Motor Cop (uncredited) SAM RICE ... Diner in 'The Lady in Red' Number (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) CARLOS SALAZAR ... Mariachi (uncredited) DALE VAN SICKEL ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) LEO WHITE ... Little Gent in 'The Lady in Red' Number (uncredited) HELEN WOOD ... Minor Role (uncredited) |
Directed by: LLOYD BACON ========= Writing Credits: JERRY WALD ... (screen play) & JULIUS EPSTEIN ... (screen play) RALPH BLOCK ... (story and adaptation) & WARREN DUFF ... (story and adaptation) ========= Produced by: EDWARD CHODOROV ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: BERNHARD KAUN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE BARNES ... (photography) SOL POLITO ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: JAMES GIBBON ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: ROBERT M. HAAS ========= Costume Design by: ORRY-KELLY ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ALBERTO GUTIERREZ ... second unit director (uncredited) ========= Stunts: ARTIE ORTEGO ... stunts (uncredited) AUDREY SCOTT ... stunt double: Dolores del Rio (uncredited) DALE VAN SICKEL ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... orchestral arrangements ========= Additional Crew: BUSBY BERKELEY ... numbers created and directed by |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. (present) (as a Warner Bros.-First National Picture) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (as Warner Bros.-First National Pictures) (1935) [USA] Theatrical First National Film Distributors (1935) [UK] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1935) [FRANCE] Theatrical Warner Bros. First National Films (1936) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV Warner Home Video (2011) [USA] DVD - dvdr |
| 29 May 1935 [USA] 23 September 1936 [London, UK] 22 March 1937 [UK] |
 DIZZY DAMES (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 5 minutes] Lillian Bennett runs a theatrical boarding house in New York City. She doesn't want her débutante daughter Helen Bennett, reared in finishing schools away from New York, to know of her own glamorous stage career or her present occupation, as she dreads the possibility Helen would want a stage career, and she encourages her to marry her wealthy suitor, Rodney Stokes. On an unexpected visit, Helen learns that the people Lillian introduces as her friends are actually stage performers paying board. |
LET'S BE FRIVOLOUS Music by Howard Jackson Lyrics by George Waggner Sung and Danced by Fuzzy Knight and Inez Courtney THE MARTINIQUE Music by Louis Alter Lyrics by George Waggner I WAS TAKEN BY STORM Music by Louis Alter Lyrics by Edward Heyman Sung by Florine McKinney LOVE IS THE THING Music by Neil Moret Lyrics by Harry Tobias |
MARJORIE RAMBEAU ... Lillian Bennett / Lillian Marlowe FLORINE McKINNEY ... Helen Bennett LAWRENCE GRAY ... Terry Ramsey INEZ COURTNEY ... Arlette BERTON CHURCHILL ... Dad Hackett FUZZY KNIGHT ... Buzz KITTY KELLY ... La Vere - Trained-Seal Act LILLIAN MILES ... Gloria Weston JOHN WARBURTON ... Rodney Stokes MARY FORBES ... Mrs. Stokes Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CHRISTINE MARSTON ... Rhumba Dancer (uncredited) |
Directed by: WILLIAM NIGH ========= Writing Credits: GEORGE WAGGNER ... (screenplay) P.G. WODEHOUSE ... (story "The Watch Dog") ========= Produced by: M.H. HOFFMAN Jr. ... associate producer M.H. HOFFMAN ... producer ========= Music by: HOWARD JACKSON ========= Cinematography by: HARRY NEUMANN ========= Film Editing by: MILDRED JOHNSON ========= Production Management: RUDOLPH C. FLOTHOW ... production manager ========= Sound Department: L.E. CLARK ... sound recordist ========= Additional Crew: MAURICE KOSLOFF ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Liberty Pictures ========= Distributors: Liberty Pictures (1935) [USA] Theatrical - (states rights system) J.H. Hoffberg Company (1935) [LATIN AMERICA] Theatrical Associated British Film Distributors (A.B.F.D.) (1936) [UK] Theatrical B.N. Judell (1935) [USA: Midwest] Theatrical Hollywood Film Exchange (as Hollywood Film Exchanges Inc.) (1935) [USA: New York/Philadelphi] Theatrical First Division Pictures (1935) [USA] Theatrical Monogram Pictures (1935) [USA: Detroit area] Theatrical Majestic Pictures (1935) [USA: Utah] Theatrical Allied Pictures Corporation (1935) [USA: San Francisco/Los Angeles] Theatrical Metropolitan Film Exchange (1935) [USA: Seattle/Portland] Theatrical Sack Amusement Enterprises (1935) [USA: Oklahoma] Theatrical |
| 14 June 1935 [USA] 15 June 1936 [Madrid, Spain] July 1936 [Japan] |
 HOORAY FOR LOVE (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 12 minutes] A young man with money falls for singer Pat Thatcher, and her con man father makes the most of it. |
HOORAY FOR LOVE (1935) (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Played during the opening credits Performed by entire company at the show I'M IN LOVE ALL OVER AGAIN (1935) (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Sung by Ann Sothern at the nightclub Rerprised by her and chorus at the radio station and at the show PALSY WALSY (1935) (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Performed by Ann Sothern, Gene Raymond and chorus at the nightclub BALLET FANTASTIC (1935) (uncredited) Written by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields Danced by Maria Gambarelli and company BIRDS OF SPRING (1935) (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Sung by Pert Kelton YOU'RE AN ANGEL (1935) (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Performed by Gene Raymond with piano accompaniment Reprised by Ann Sothern with piano accompaniment Reprised by Ann Sothern at the show I'M LIVIN' IN A GREAT BIG WAY (1935) (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Performed by Bill Robinson, Jeni Le Gon' Fats Waller and The Cabin Kids Danced to by Bill Robinson and Jeni Le Gon |
ANN SOTHERN ... Patricia Thatcher GENE RAYMOND ... Douglas Tyler BILL ROBINSON ... Bill Robinson MARIA GAMBARELLI ... Maria Ganbarell THURSTON HALL ... Commodore Jason Thatcher PERT KELTON ... Trixie Chummy GEORGIA CAINE ... Magenta P. 'The Countess' Schultz LIONEL STANDER ... Chowsky ETIENNE GIRARDOT ... Judge Peterby FATS WALLER ... Fats Waller JENI LeGON ... Jeni LeGon - the Ballerina SAM HARDY ... Mr. Ganz - aka Abbey Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HOOPER ATCHLEY ... Nightclub Manager (uncredited) LUCILLE BALL ... Chorine (uncredited) REGINALD BARLOW ... Doug's Lawyer (uncredited) THE CABIN KIDS ... Group Child Performers (uncredited) LYNNE CARVER ... Jane - with College Boy (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Nightclub Extra (uncredited) PERRY IVINS ... Robini - Costume Creditor (uncredited) EDDIE KANE ... Mr. Grady - aka Anderson (uncredited) HARRY KERNELL ... Regan - Stage Manager (uncredited) BRADY KLINE ... Mr. Hedron - Scenery Creditor (uncredited) DAVE O'BRIEN ... Chorus Boy in Show (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Second Radio Official Firing Doug (uncredited) LANDERS STEVENS ... First Radio Official Firing Doug (uncredited) MONTE VANDERGRIFT ... Jail Guard (uncredited) WILLIAM WORTHINGTON ... Man Nodding 'No' in Montage (uncredited) |
Directed by: WALTER LANG ========= Writing Credits: LAWRENCE HAZARD ... (screen play) and RAY HARRIS ... (screen play) MARC LACHMANN ... (from a story by) VERA CASPARY ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) MARION DIX ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) JERRY HUTCHINSON ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) BRADFORD ROPES ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: FELIX YOUNG ... associate producer ========= Music by: ALBERTO COLOMBO ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: LUCIEN ANDRIOT ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: GEORGE CRONE ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: VAN NEST POLGLASE ========= Costume Design by: WALTER PLUNKETT ... (costumes by) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JAMES H. ANDERSON ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: PERRY FERGUSON ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: GEORGE MARSH ... sound editor PAUL F. WISER ... recordist ========= Special Effects by: HARRY REDMOND Sr. ... special effects supervisor (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ALBERTO COLOMBO ... musical director P.J. FAULKNER Jr. ... music recordist DOROTHY FIELDS ... music and lyrics by SAMMY LEE ... musical dance numbers created and directed by JIMMY McHUGH ... music and lyrics by |
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures (presents) (as Radio Pictures) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (A Radio Picture) (1935) [USA] Theatrical C&C Television Corporation (1955) [USA] TV Warner Home Video (2012) [USA] DVD - (dvdr) |
| 26 July 1935 [USA] 30 October 1935 [France] 22 December 1935 [Finland] 26 December 1935 [Denmark] December 1935 [Japan] 1 January 1936 [Portugal] 28 February 1936 [Netherlands] 9 March 1936 [Germany] 12 March 1936 [Hungary] 24 April 1936 [Ireland] 18 May 1936 [Madrid, Spain] |
 CURLY TOP (Family | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 15 minutes] Wealthy Edward Morgan becomes charmed with a curly-haired orphan and her pretty older sister Mary and arranges to adopt both under the alias of "Mr. Jones." As he spends more time with them, he soon finds himself falling in love with Mary. |
ANIMAL CRACKERS IN MY SOUP (1935) (uncredited) Music by Ray Henderson Lyrics by Ted Koehler and Irving Caesar Sung by Shirley Temple with Rochelle Hudson on piano Played as background music often WHEN I GROW UP (1935) (uncredited) Music by Ray Henderson Lyrics by Edward Heyman Sung by Shirley Temple Reprised a cappella by Billy Gilbert, Arthur Treacher, and then Esther Dale CURLY TOP (1935) (uncredited) Music by Ray Henderson Lyrics by Ted Koehler Played during the opening credits and often in the score Sung by John Boles Danced by Shirley Temple IT'S ALL SO NEW TO ME (1935) (uncredited) Music by Ray Henderson Lyrics by Edward Heyman Played during the opening credits Sung by John Boles ON THE BEACH AT WAIKIKI (1935) (henry kailimai) from "SpongeBob SquarePants" Played when Elizabeth hula dances and Mary plays the ukulele THE SIMPLE THINGS IN LIFE (1935) (uncredited) Music by Ray Henderson Lyrics by Ted Koehler Sung by Rochelle Hudson ROCK-A-BYE BABY (1886) (uncredited) Music by Effie I. Canning Played briefly during dormitory scene BRIDAL CHORUS (1850) (uncredited) from "Lohengrin" Music by Richard Wagner Played briefly during "When I Grow Up" sequence WEDDING MARCH (1843) (uncredited) from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" Music by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Played briefly during "When I Grow Up" sequence |
SHIRLEY TEMPLE ... Elizabeth Blair JOHN BOLES ... Edward Morgan ROCHELLE HUDSON ... Mary Blair JANE DARWELL ... Mrs. Denham RAFAELA OTTIANO ... Mrs. Higgins ESTHER DALE ... Aunt Genevieve Graham ETIENNE GIRARDOT ... Mr. Wyckoff ARTHUR TREACHER ... Reynolds - the Butler MAURICE MURPHY ... Jimmie Rogers Rest of cast listed alphabetically: STANLEY ANDREWS ... Orphanage Trustee (uncredited) LYNN BARI ... Beach Girl (uncredited) LEONARD CAREY ... Morgan's Secretary (uncredited) HERBERT EVANS ... Morgan's Chauffeur (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Attendee at Orphan Benefit (uncredited) BILLY GILBERT ... Morgan's Cook (uncredited) EDWARD LeSAINT ... Orphanage Trustee (uncredited) |
Directed by: IRVING CUMMINGS ========= Writing Credits: PATTERSON McNUTT ... (screenplay) & ARTHUR BECKHARD ... (screenplay) WILLIAM M. CONSELMAN ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) SONYA LEVIEN ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) JAMES PARROTT ... (contributor to special sequences) (uncredited) JEAN WEBSTER ... (novel) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: WINFIELD SHEEHAN ... producer ========= Music by: RAY HENDERSON R.H. BASSETT ... (uncredited) HUGO FRIEDHOFER ... (uncredited) ARTHUR LANGE ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOHN SEITZ ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: JACK MURRAY ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: JACK OTTERSON ========= Costume Design by: RENE HUBERT ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: BOOTH McCRACKEN ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: DON B. GREENWOOD ... property master (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: EUGENE GROSSMAN ... sound ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: SAM BENSON ... wardrobe supervisor (uncredited) EUGENE JOSEFF ... jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: OSCAR BRADLEY ... musical director IRVING CAESAR ... lyrics by EDWARD HEYMAN ... lyrics by TED KOEHLER ... lyrics by ========= Additional Crew: JACK DONOHUE ... dances |
Production Companies: Fox Film Corporation (presents) (as Fox Film) ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (1935) [USA] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (as Les productions Fox Europa) (1935) [FRANCE] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox (as 20th Century Fox) (1935) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Netherlands Fox Film Corporation (1936) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Magnetic Video (1979) [USA] VHS - Betamax CBS/Fox (1988) [USA] VHS Playhouse Video (1988) [USA] VHS CBS/Fox (1990) [USA] VHS Playhouse Video (1990) [USA] VHS Fox Video (1994) [USA] VHS 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2000) [USA] DVD 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2001) [USA] DVD 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2003) [USA] VHS 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2005) [CANADA] DVD 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2005) [USA] DVD Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment (2008) [NETHERLANDS] DVD 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2009) [USA] Blu-ray / DVD 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2014) [USA] Blu-ray / DVD 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2017) [USA] Blu-ray / DVD Vídeo Kids [BRAZIL] VHS |
| 27 July 1935 [USA] 24 January 1936 [Sweden] 1 May 1936 [Finland] 15 May 1936 [Denmark] 29 March 1937 [Portugal] |
 BROADWAY GONDOLIER (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 39 minutes] Dick Purcell is an American taxi driver who wants to become a singer promoting cheese products. Oddly he thinks the way to do it is to become a gondolier from Venice. Along the way he sings and woos a sassy secretary Alice. |
FLAGENHEIM'S ODORLESS CHEESE (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Harry Seymour on the radio show Reprised by Dick Powell and Joan Blondell Reprised by Sam Ash three times on the radio show LONELY GONDOLIER (1935) (uncredited) aka "Il Gondoliere" Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Italian lyrics by Manuel Emanuel Sung by Dick Powell in Italian as a gondolier in Venice, Italy Reprised by him in English on the radio show LULU'S BACK IN TOWN (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Dick Powell and Ted Fio Rito Orchestra (as "Ted Fio Rito and His Band") on the radio show Reprised by Dick Powell and The Mills Brothers on the radio show Played also as background music OUTSIDE OF YOU (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played during the opening credits and as background music Sung by Dick Powell at an audition Reprised by Ted Fio Rito Orchestra (as "Ted Fio Rito and His Band") on the radio show with Ted Fio Rito on piano, Candy Candido on bass and vocals by The Debutantes and Muzzy Marcellino Reprised at the last radio show THE PIG AND THE COW (AND THE DOG AND CAT) (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played on piano and sung by Joan Blondell Reprised by Joan Blondell and Dick Powell Reprised by Joan Blondell on the children's program THE ROSE IN HER HAIR (1935) (uncredited) aka "Rosa D'Amor" Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Italian lyrics by Manuel Emanuel Sung by Dick Powell in Italian and English in Venice, Italy with the chorus singing Italian Reprised by Dick Powell in English on the radio show SWEET AND SLOW (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played as background music YOU CAN BE KISSED (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played on the radio show by 'Ted Fio Rito Orchestra" (as "Ted Fio Rito and His Band") with vocals by Muzzy Marcellino, The Debutantes and Candy Candido ABOUT A QUARTER TO NINE (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played by the radio orchestra at rehearsal CONEY ISLAND (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played as background music as Dick reads a postcard from de Vinci FOR LOVERS ONLY (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played as background music RIGOLETTO (1851) (uncredited) Music by Giuseppe Verdi Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave Excerpts heard at the opera Excerpts sung by Dick Powell and Bob Murphy Reprised by them at the automobile accident |
DICK POWELL ... Richard 'Dick' Purcell, aka Ricardo Purcelli JOAN BLONDELL ... Alice Hughes ADOLPHE MENJOU ... Professor Eduardo de Vinci LOUISE FAZENDA ... Mrs. Flaggenheim WILLIAM GARGAN ... Cliff Stanley GEORGE BARBIER ... Music Critic Hayward GRANT MITCHELL ... E.V. Richards, Radio Producer TED FIO RITO ... Ted Fio Roto - Orchestra Leader (as himself) THE FOUR MILLS BROTHERS ... The Four Mills Brothers DONALD MILLS ... Member of the Mills Brothers HARRY MILLS ... Member of the Mills Brothers HERBERT MILLS ... Member of the Mills Brothers JOHN MILLS ... Member of the Mills Brothers HOBART CAVANAUGH ... Music Critic Gilmore JOSEPH SAUERS ... 'Red' RAFAEL STORM ... Ramon BOB MURPHY ... Singing Traffic Cop JAMES BURKE ... Uncle Andy Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JOSEPH E. BERNARD ... Studio Official SYBIL JASON ... SAM ASH ... Singer (uncredited) LLOYD BACON ... Man Going to Brooklyn (uncredited) CANDY CANDIDO ... Candy (uncredited) ANNE CANOVA ... Hillbilly Specialty (uncredited) JUDY CANOVA ... Hillbilly Specialty (uncredited) PETE CANOVA ... Hillbilly Specialty (uncredited) ZEKE CANOVA ... Hillbilly Specialty (uncredited) GEORGE CHANDLER ... Photographer (uncredited) ANDRÉ CHERON ... Headwaiter (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Clerk in Italian Store (uncredited) HENRY DA SILVA ... Steward (uncredited) THE DEBUTANTES ... Ted Fio Rito's Band Singers (uncredited) BILL ELLIOTT ... Reporter (uncredited) LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... Rehearsal Orchestra Leader (uncredited) EDDIE GRAHAM ... Man in Audience (uncredited) TOM HANLON ... 2nd Radio Announcer (uncredited) OTTO HEIMEL ... Man (uncredited) SELMER JACKSON ... Program Director (uncredited) WILLIAM JEFFREY ... Manager (uncredited) MILTON KIBBEE ... Red's Pal (uncredited) MUZZY MARCELLINO ... Member of the Debutantes (uncredited) TOM MCGUIRE ... Man Leaving Opera / Accident Bystander (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Man Leaving Opera / Dancer (uncredited) JACK NORTON ... Reporter (uncredited) FRANK O'CONNOR ... Majordomo Directing Cabs (uncredited) HENRY OTHO ... Pete (uncredited) ELSA PETERSON ... Woman (uncredited) PAUL PORCASI ... Señor Fuzzi (uncredited) CLIFF SAUM ... Red's Pal (uncredited) ROLFE SEDAN ... Mrs. Flaggenheim's Secretary (uncredited) HARRY SEYMOUR ... 1st Radio Announcer (uncredited) JUNE TRAVIS ... Hatcheck Girl (uncredited) MARY TREEN ... 2nd Irate Caller (uncredited) DON TURNER ... Cabbie at Accident (uncredited) EMMETT VOGAN ... Reporter (uncredited) LEO WHITE ... de Vinci's Friend (uncredited) ERNEST WOOD ... Hotel Clerk (uncredited) |
Directed by: LLOYD BACON ========= Writing Credits: SIG HERZIG ... (story) & E.Y. HARBURG ... (story) & HANS KRALY ... (story) WARREN B. DUFF ... (screenplay) & SIG HERZIG ... (screenplay) JULIUS J. EPSTEIN ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) FRANCESCO MARIA PIAVE ... (libretto "Rigoletto") (uncredited) JERRY WALD ... (additional dialogue) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: SAMUEL BISCHOFF ... associate producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: HEINZ ROEMHELD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE BARNES ========= Film Editing by: GEORGE AMY ========= Art Direction by: ANTON GROT ========= Costume Design by: ORRY-KELLY ... (gowns) ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... music arranger (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. (as Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (as Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) (1935) [USA] Theatrical |
| 2 August 1935 [USA] 29 August 1935 [London, UK] 29 October 1935 [Sweden] 30 December 1935 [UK] 3 January 1936 [Netherlands] 30 March 1936 [Denmark] 9 June 1936 [Uruguay] 1936 [Austria] 20 September 1976 [West Germany] |
 EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 20 minutes] After being fired from their jobs, three friends decide to enter an amateur contest at a radio station. |
TAKE IT EASY (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields and George Oppenheimer Sung by Alice Faye, Frances Langford and Patsy Kelly DON'T SAY GOOD-NIGHT (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin I FEEL A SONG COMING ON (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields and George Oppenheimer Performed by Harry Barris and band SPEAKING CONFIDENTIALLY (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Sung by Alice Faye with Frances Langford and Patsy Kelly SONG MEDLEY (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields and George Oppenheimer Sung by Alice Faye, Frances Langford and Patsy Kelly THEN YOU'VE NEVER BEEN BLUE Music by Ted Fio Rito Lyrics by Joe Young and Frances Langford and Sam Lewis (uncredited) Sung by Frances Langford (uncredited) TAKE IT EASY (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields and George Oppenheimer Sung by Alice Faye, Frances Langford, Patsy Kelly and Harry Barris also sung by Alice Faye, Frances Langford, Patsy Kelly and band EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields and George Oppenheimer Sung by Alice Faye, Frances Langford and Patsy Kelly I FEEL A SONG COMING ON (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields and George Oppenheimer Sung by Alice Faye, Frances Langford and Patsy Kelly with band also sung by James Miller and chorus I'M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Dorothy Fields and George Oppenheimer Sung by Frances Langford |
GEORGE RAFT ... 'Tops' Cardona ALICE FAYE ... Dixie Foley / Dixie Dean FRANCES LANGFORD ... Susan Moore PATSY KELLY ... Daphne O'Connor HENRY TAYLOR ... Radio Rogue JIMMY HOLLYWOOD ... Radio Rogue EDDIE BARTELL ... Radio Rogue WALTER CATLETT ... Master of Ceremonies HARRY BARRIS ... Harry HERMAN BING ... Joe Schmidt BOOTHE HOWARD ... Martin JOHN H. DILSON ... Huxley LOUISE CARVER ... Mrs. Snyder Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CLAUD ALLISTER ... Mr. Vernon (uncredited) ALYCE ARDELL ... Fifi (uncredited) HERBERT ASHLEY ... Piano Remover (uncredited) LYNTON BRENT ... Mail Sorter (uncredited) STEPHEN CHASE ... Mr. Graham (uncredited) CLAUDIA COLEMAN ... Mrs. Reginald Herring-Smythe (uncredited) EDDIE CONRAD ... Italian Singer (uncredited) PHYLLIS CRANE ... Phone Operator (uncredited) EDDIE FETHERSTON ... Gold Strike Cigarettes Ad Man (uncredited) TED FIO RITO ... Ted - Orchestra Leader (uncredited) CHARLES FORSYTHE ... Sound Effects Man (uncredited) NINA GILBERT ... Chief Operator (uncredited) FLORENCE GILL ... Chicken Lady Singer (uncredited) GERTIE GREEN ... Phone Operator (uncredited) TOM HANLON ... Radio Announcer (uncredited) HARRY HOLMAN ... Col. Ratchfield (uncredited) ISABEL LA MAL ... Socialite at Party (uncredited) LOUISE LARABEE ... New Employee (uncredited) JAMES MILLER ... Band Singer (uncredited) DENNIS O'KEEFE ... Huxley Employee (uncredited) DILLON OBER ... Band Drummer (uncredited) RICHARD POWELL ... Motorist (uncredited) FLORENCE ROBERTS ... Mrs. Murgatroyd (uncredited) LIBBY TAYLOR ... Black Maid at Party (uncredited) |
Directed by: RAOUL WALSH ========= Writing Credits: GENE TOWNE ... (screenplay) and GRAHAM BAKER ... (screenplay) BERT HANLON ... (additional dialogue) STANLEY GARVEY ... (original story "Three on a Mike") ========= Produced by: WALTER WANGER ... producer ========= Music by: FRIEDRICH HOLLAENDER ... (uncredited) CLIFFORD VAUGHAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JAMES VAN TREES ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: W. DONN HAYES ========= Art Direction by: ALEXANDER TOLUBOFF ========= Costume Design by: HELEN TAYLOR ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ERIC STACEY ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: HUGO GRENZBACH ... sound ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: HELEN TAYLOR ... wardrobe executor ========= Music Department: S.K. WINELAND ... musical setting PAUL MERTZ ... music arranger / vocal arranger (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ADOLPH ZUKOR ... presenter JOHN LONDON ... production assistant (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Walter Wanger Productions (for) Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (as A Paramount Release) (1935) [USA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1935) [UK] Theatrical Paramount Pictures (1935) [NORWAY] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1935) [SWEDEN] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV |
| 12 August 1935 {premiere} (Los Angeles, California) [USA] 29 August 1935 (New York City, New York) [USA] 6 September 1935 [USA] 9 October 1935 (London) [UK] 21 October 1935 [Brazil] 29 January 1936 [Japan] 31 January 1936 [Sweden] 29 February 1936 [Denmark] 4 March 1936 [France] 19 March 1936 [Mexico] 26 March 1936 [Belgium] 26 March 1936 [Netherlands] 10 April 1936 [Ireland] 11 April 1936 (Madrid) [Spain] 22 April 1936 [Argentina] 2 May 1936 [Uruguay] 30 July 1936 {benefit performance} [Spain] 16 August 1936 [Finland] 28 September 1936 [Hungary] 31 October 1936 [Portugal] December 1936 (Prague) [Czechoslovakia] January 1937 [Iceland] 18 February 1937 [Hong Kong] 24 January 1938 [Italy] 31 March 1950 [West Germany] 5 February 1951 (re-release) [Denmark] 1 September 1953 (re-release) {edited version} [USA] 29 May 1979 {Cineclube do Norte} (Porto) [Portugal] 23 April 2010 {TCM Classic Film Festival} [USA] |
 TOP HAT (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 41 minutes] An American dancer comes to Britain and falls for a model whom he initially annoyed, but she mistakes him for his goofy producer. |
ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND (1911) (fragment) (uncredited) Music by Irving Berlin In the score during the opening credits LONDON BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN (fragment) (uncredited) Traditional nursery rhyme In the score during the opening credits NO STRINGS (I'M FANCY FREE) (1935) (uncredited) Words and Music by Irving Berlin Song and Dance performed by Fred Astaire ISN'T THIS A LOVELY DAY (TO BE CAUGHT IN THE RAIN)? (1935) (uncredited) Words and Music by Irving Berlin Song performed by Fred Astaire Dance performed by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers Sung a cappello a bit by Ginger Rogers TOP HAT, WHITE TIE AND TAILS (1935) (uncredited) Words and Music by Irving Berlin In the score during the opening credits Song performed by Fred Astaire Dance performed by Fred Astaire and Men's Chorus CHEEK TO CHEEK (1935) (uncredited) Words and Music by Irving Berlin In the score during the opening credits Song performed by Fred Astaire Dance performed by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers THE PICCOLINO (1935) (uncredited) Words and Music by Irving Berlin In the score during the opening credits Song performed by Ginger Rogers and Chorus Dance performed by Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, and Chorus THE PICCOLINO (1935) (uncredited) Instrumental reprise Dance performed by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers |
FRED ASTAIRE ... Jerry Travers GINGER ROGERS ... Dale Tremont EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ... Horace Hardwick ERIK RHODES ... Alberto Beddini ERIC BLORE ... Bates HELEN BRODERICK ... Madge Hardwick Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ROBERT ADAIR ... London Hotel Clerk (uncredited) LUCILLE BALL ... Flower Clerk (uncredited) TITO BLASCO ... Minor Role (uncredited) TOM BRANDON ... Minor Role (uncredited) ROY BRENT ... Minor Role (uncredited) PHYLLIS COGHLAN ... Dancer (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Venice Hotel Manager (uncredited) TOM COSTELLO ... Minor Role (uncredited) LORINNE CRAWFORD ... Dancer (uncredited) JAY EATON ... Guest Leaving Elevator (uncredited) JACK ELLISON ... Dancer (uncredited) JACK GEIGER ... Dancer (uncredited) CHARLIE HALL ... Minor Role (uncredited) PETER HOBBES ... Theatre Callboy (uncredited) BEN HOLMES ... Minor Role (uncredited) JOHN IMPOLITO ... Minor Role (uncredited) LORA LANE ... Dancer (uncredited) FRANK MILLS ... Lido Waiter (uncredited) HENRY MOWBRAY ... Minor Role (uncredited) LEONARD MUDIE ... Flower Salesman (uncredited) EDGAR NORTON ... London Hotel Manager (uncredited) DENNIS O'KEEFE ... Elevator Passenger / Hotel Guest (uncredited) TOM RICKETTS ... Thackeray Club Waiter (uncredited) RITA ROZELLE ... Dancer (uncredited) GENARO SPAGNOLI ... Fisherman (uncredited) MARY STEWART ... Dancer (uncredited) ANYA TARANDA ... Dancer (uncredited) NICK THOMPSON ... Italian Police Officer (uncredited) |
Directed by: MARK SANDRICH ========= Writing Credits: DWIGHT TAYLOR ... (screen play) and ALLAN SCOTT ... (screen play) DWIGHT TAYLOR ... (story) ALADAR LASZLO ... (play) (uncredited) SÁNDOR FARAGÓ ... (play) (uncredited) BEN HOLMES ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) KÁROLY NÓTI ... (adaptation) (uncredited) RALPH SPENCE ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: PANDRO S. BERMAN ... producer ========= Cinematography by: DAVID ABEL ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: WILLIAM HAMILTON ========= Art Direction by: VAN NEST POLGLASE ========= Costume Design by: BERNARD NEWMAN ... (gowns) ========= Makeup Department: MEL BERNS ... makeup artist (uncredited) ROBERT J. SCHIFFER ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: J.R. CRONE ... unit manager (uncredited) C.J. WHITE ... production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: HARRY D'ARCY ... assistant director (uncredited) RICHARD GREEN ... assistant director (uncredited) KENNETH HOLMES ... assistant director (uncredited) W. ARGYLE NELSON ... assistant director (uncredited) C.C. THOMPSON ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: CARROLL CLARK ... associate art director THOMAS LITTLE ... set dresser STEVE REZ ... paint boss (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: GEORGE MARSH ... sound cutter HUGH McDOWELL Jr. ... recordist EDDIE HARMAN ... sound recordist (uncredited) CLEM PORTMAN ... sound re-recordist (uncredited) JOHN E. TRIBBY ... sound recordist (uncredited) RICHARD VAN HESSEN ... boom operator (uncredited) ROBERT WISE ... sound effects editor (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: VERNON WALKER ... photographic effects HARRY REDMOND Jr. ... special effects (uncredited) HARRY REDMOND SR. ... special effects supervisor (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: WILLARD BARTH ... first assistant camera JOSEPH F. BIROC ... camera operator JOHN MIEHLE ... still photographer (uncredited) ========= Music Department: IRVING BERLIN ... lyrics and music by P.J. FAULKNER Jr. ... music recordist MAX STEINER ... musical director MAURICE DE PACKH ... music arranger (uncredited) ARTHUR KNOWLTON ... music arranger (uncredited) EDWARD B. POWELL ... music arranger (uncredited) GENE ROSE ... music arranger (uncredited) EDDIE SHARPE ... music arranger (uncredited) MAX STEINER ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: TRUDY WELLMAN ... script clerk (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HERMES PAN ... ensembles stager FRED ASTAIRE ... choreographer (uncredited) HARRY CORNBLETH ... stand-in: Fred Astaire (uncredited) WILLIAM HETZLER ... dance director (uncredited) ROY HORTON ... stand-in: Edward Everett Horton (uncredited) S. BARRET McCORMICK ... press representative (uncredited) ELIZABETH McGAFFEY ... research director (uncredited) MARIE OSBORNE ... stand-in: Ginger Rogers (uncredited) HERMES PAN ... choreographer (uncredited) HELEN WEBER ... stand-in: Helen Broderick (uncredited) |
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures (presents) (A Pandro S. Berman Production) (as Radio Pictures) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (as A Radio Picture) (1935) [USA] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures (1953) [USA] Theatrical - re-release - (edited) C&C Television Corporation (1955) [USA] TV Yleisradio (YLE) (1963) [FINLAND] TV Thorn EMI (1981) [UK] VHS RKO Home Video (1985) [USA] VHS Channel 5 Video Distribution (1986) [UK] VHS Castle Video (1988) [FINLAND] VHS Turner Home Entertainment (1988) [USA] VHS Turner Home Entertainment (1989) [USA] VHS - colorized version Turner Home Entertainment (1992) [USA] VHS Image Entertainment (1994) [USA] Video - laserdisc 4 Front Video (1997) [UK] VHS PolyGram Video (1997) [UK] VHS Warner Home Video (2000) [USA] DVD Warner Home Video (2000) [USA] VHS Yleisradio (YLE) (2002) [FINLAND] TV Universal Home Entertainment (2005) [UK] DVD Universal Pictures (2005) [UK] DVD Warner Home Video (2005) [CANADA] DVD Warner Home Video (2005) [USA] DVD Warner Home Vídeo (2005) [BRAZIL] DVD Warner Home Video (2006) [USA] DVD Chapel Distribution (2009) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical - (35mm print) Warner Home Video (4 film collection) (2010) [CANADA] DVD Warner Home Video (4 film collection) (2010) [USA] DVD Continental Home Vídeo [BRAZIL] DVD Cult & Classic [BRAZIL] VHS Epoca [ARGENTINA] VHS Gerit [FINLAND] VHS Pan Vision Publishing Video [FINLAND] VHS |
| 25 August 1935 {Hollywood, California} [USA] 18 September 1935 {New York City, New York} [USA] 20 September 1935 [USA] 27 December 1935 [Brazil] 10 January 1936 [Hungary] 13 January 1936 [Denmark] 20 January 1936 [Sweden] 26 January 1936 [Finland] 7 February 1936 [Netherlands] 26 February 1936 [Argentina] February 1936 [Japan] 3 March 1936 [Portugal] 11 April 1936 [Madrid, Spain] 1936 [Austria] 1936 [Germany] 1936 [Turkey] 2 December 1977 {TV premiere} [West Germany] |
 BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936 (Musical | Romance) [1 hour 41 minutes] The film opens with a radio broadcast where Harry Stockwell (himself) sings an excerpt of "Broadway Melody," which had been introduced in the first film of the Broadway Melody series, followed by Frances Langford (herself) crooning "You Are My Lucky Star," one of this film's most famous songs. When her vocal concludes, Bert Keeler (Jack Benny), an obnoxious gossip columnist from the World Tribune, presents his column radio-style, but all he talks about is who is having a baby. Back at the newspaper office, his editor forbids any more writing about babies and tells him to dig up some dirt or else. In his office, Keelers assistant, Snoop (Sid Silvers), sees theatrical producer, Bob Gordon (Robert Taylor), dancing with the wealthy widow, Lillian Brent (June Knight), on a rooftop across the street. She offers to finance Gordons new show and appeals to him to not forget about her while he works on his show. That leads into the song "I've Got a Feeling You're Fooling" sung by Bob and Lillian (later at an audition for Bobs show, Frances Langford sings a short reprise of the song). During their rendition, flowers, furniture, a piano, and a table complete with a meal, magically pop out of the floor. A girls chorus sings and watches Basil (Nick Long, Jr.), Bobs assistant, tap. He magically makes the white clad girls disappear and replaces them with the same group of girls dressed in black. Basil performs a very acrobatic dance before he dances with Lillian. The girls chorus sings again as the number ends with Lillian and Bob at the bar. As the film ends, Keeler calls his story into the newspaper; the snoring man appears one last time, and Bob and Irene kiss. |
BROADWAY RHYTHM (1935) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Played during the opening credits Danced to by a chorus at rehearsal Sung by Frances Langford at the nightclub Danced to by Buddy Ebsen, Vilma Ebsen, June Knight, Nick Long Jr. and Eleanor Powell at the nightclub YOU ARE MY LUCKY STAR (1935) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Played during the opening credits Sung by Frances Langford and chorus Sung and danced to by Eleanor Powell (dubbed by Marjorie Lane) and chorus in a ballet Played on piano by Roger Edens and danced to by Eleanor Powell Reprised by Robert Taylor and chorus at the end Played as background music often BROADWAY MELODY (1929) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by Harry Stockwell in the first scene I'VE GOT A FEELIN' YOU'RE FOOLIN' (1935) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by June Knight, Robert Taylor and chorus Danced to by June Knight, Nick Long Jr. and chorus Reprised by Frances Langford Played as dance music and during end credits SING BEFORE BREAKFAST (1935) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung and danced to by Buddy Ebsen, Vilma Ebsen and Eleanor Powell (dubbed by Marjorie Lane) ALL I DO IS DREAM OF YOU (1934) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung on a record in French by an unidentified singer ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON (1935) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung and danced to by Buddy Ebsen and Vilma Ebsen THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME (SWANEE RIVER) (1851) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster Performed by Roger Edens |
JACK BENNY ... Bert Keeler ELEANOR POWELL ... Irene Foster ROBERT TAYLOR ... Bob Gordon UNA MERKEL ... Kitty Corbett SID SILVERS ... Snoop BUDDY EBSEN ... Ted Burke JUNE KNIGHT ... Lillian Brent VILMA EBSEN ... Sally Burke NICK LONG Jr. ... Basil ROBERT WILDHACK ... The Snorer PAUL HARVEY ... Managing Editor FRANCES LANGFORD ... Frances Langford HARRY STOCKWELL ... Harry Stockwell Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LONA ANDRE ... Showgirl (uncredited) GERTRUDE ASTOR ... Actress in Bob Gordon's Waiting Room (uncredited) BONNIE BANNON ... Showgirl (uncredited) MAX BARWYN ... Headwaiter (uncredited) AGOSTINO BORGATO ... Smoker (uncredited) EDNA BREYMAN ... Showgirl (uncredited) GEORGE 'RED' CALLENDER ... Sideline Musician (uncredited) JACK CAVANAUGH ... Specialty Dancer (uncredited) JEAN CHATBURN ... Showgirl (uncredited) BEATRICE COLEMAN ... Showgirl (uncredited) IRENE COLEMAN ... Showgirl (uncredited) DIANE COOK ... Showgirl (uncredited) MARY LOU DIX ... Showgirl (uncredited) ROGER EDENS ... Pianist (uncredited) NEELY EDWARDS ... Character Man (uncredited) ADOLPH FAYLAUER ... Smoker (uncredited) ADA FORD ... Showgirl (uncredited) ROBERT GORDON ... Copy Boy (uncredited) GEORGINA GRAY ... Showgirl (uncredited) PATRICIA GREGORY ... Showgirl (uncredited) JIMMIE GRIER ... Jimmy Grier (uncredited) MARY HALSEY ... Showgirl (uncredited) THERESA HARRIS ... Theresa (uncredited) BERNADENE HAYES ... Waitress (uncredited) SHEP HOUGHTON ... Specialty Dancer (uncredited) JULIE LAIRD ... Showgirl (uncredited) MARION LANGE ... Showgirl (uncredited) MARY LANGE ... Showgirl (uncredited) TREVA LAWLER ... Waitress (uncredited) LORNA LOW ... Showgirl (uncredited) LUCILLE LUND ... Showgirl (uncredited) CLAIRE MEYERS ... Showgirl (uncredited) CONNIE MEYERS ... Showgirl (uncredited) ROGER MOORE ... Actor at Audtion (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Man in Audience for Daydream Montage (uncredited) CLAIRE OWEN ... Showgirl (uncredited) MOLLIE PECK ... Showgirl (uncredited) WANDA PERRY ... Showgirl (uncredited) LILLIAN PORTER ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) BEATRICE ROBERTS ... Showgirl (uncredited) ANYA TARANDA ... Showgirl (uncredited) LUANA WALTERS ... Showgirl (uncredited) POPPY WILDE ... Showgirl (uncredited) BUDDY WILLIAMS ... Pullman Porter (uncredited) DON WILSON ... Radio Announcer (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROY DEL RUTH W.S. VAN DYKE ... (retakes) (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: JACK McGOWAN ... (screen play) and SID SILVERS ... (screen play) MOSS HART ... (based on an original story by) HARRY CONN ... (additional dialogue) JOSEPH L. MANKIEWICZ ... (uncredited) ========= Produced by: JOHN W. CONSIDINE Jr. ... producer ========= Cinematography by: CHARLES ROSHER ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: BLANCHE SEWELL ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: WILLIAM J. SCULLY ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: MERRILL PYE ... associate art director EDWIN B. WILLIS ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: NACIO HERB BROWN ... music and lyrics by ROGER EDENS ... arrangements ARTHUR FREED ... music and lyrics by ALFRED NEWMAN ... musical director EDWARD B. POWELL ... orchestrator DUDLEY CHAMBERS ... musical director: chorus (uncredited) MARJORIE LANE ... singing voice: Eleanor Powell (uncredited) EDWARD WARD ... composer: trailer (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: EDWIN J. BURKE ... script polisher (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ALEX AARONS ... production assistant DAVE GOULD ... dance numbers created and staged by ALBERTINA RASCH ... stager: "Lucky Star" ballet HOWARD DIETZ ... press agent (uncredited) GENEVA HALL ... setting routine: "Broadway Rhythm" (uncredited) THAYER THE MAGICIAN ... assistant: Dave Gould for 'I've Got a Feelin' You're Foolin' Number (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) (1935) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1935) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1936) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1936) [NORWAY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1936) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1936) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1995) [USA] VHS ClassicLine (2005) [BRAZIL] DVD Warner Home Video (2008) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: Western Electric [us] (sound system) |
| 31 August 1935 {premiere} [USA] 12 September 1935 [USA] 18 May 1937 [Sweden] |
 TWO FOR TONIGHT (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 1 minute] A songwriter has to come up with a full-length theatrical piece within a few days. |
IT TAKES TWO TO MAKE A BARGAIN (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Bing Crosby WITHOUT A WORD OF WARNING (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Bing Crosby FROM THE TOP OF YOUR HEAD TO THE TIP OF YOUR TOES (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Bing Crosby I WISH I WERE ALADDIN (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon |
BING CROSBY ... Gilbert Gordon JOAN BENNETT ... Bobbie Lockwood LYNNE OVERMAN ... Harry MARY BOLAND ... Mrs. Smythe THELMA TODD ... Lilly JAMES BLAKELEY ... Buster Da Costa DOUGLAS FOWLEY ... Pooch Donahue MAURICE CASS ... Alexander ERNEST COSSART ... Homps CHARLES LANE ... Writer CHARLES ARNT ... Benny A.S. 'POP' BYRON ... Jailer JOHN GOUGH ... Prisoner BERT HANLON ... Census Taker Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HOOPER ATCHLEY ... Manager (uncredited) BROOKS BENEDICT ... Dance Extra (uncredited) LEONARD CAREY ... Mr. Myers' Butler (uncredited) JACK CHAPIN ... College Boy (uncredited) HAL CRAIG ... Cop in Cafe (uncredited) JACK DEERY ... Lord Ralston's Guest (uncredited) CONNIE EMERALD ... Woman for Hat Gag (uncredited) HERBERT EVANS ... Butler (uncredited) EDWARD GARGAN ... Taxi Driver (uncredited) ARTHUR HOUSMAN ... Warburton (uncredited) EDDIE KANE ... Charlie (uncredited) ROBERT KENT ... College Boy (uncredited) DORIS LLOYD ... Lady Ralston (uncredited) JERRY MANDY ... Waiter (uncredited) ALEX MELESH ... Man for Toupee Gag (uncredited) TORBEN MEYER ... Waiter (uncredited) HAROLD MINJIR ... Mr. Myers' Secretary (uncredited) CHARLES MORRIS ... Cop in Cafe (uncredited) JACK MULHALL ... Gordon's Doctor (uncredited) LIONEL PAPE ... Lord Ralston (uncredited) SUZANNE RHOADES ... Lord Ralston's Guest (uncredited) OSCAR RUDOLPH ... College Boy (uncredited) C.L. SHERWOOD ... Cop in Cafe (uncredited) GWYNNE SHIPMAN ... Maid (uncredited) PHILLIPS SMALLEY ... Doctor in Hallway (uncredited) PAT SOMERSET ... Lord Ralston's Guest (uncredited) IRENE THOMPSON ... Lord Ralston's Guest (uncredited) GUY USHER ... Police Captain (uncredited) MONTE VANDERGRIFT ... Cop in Cafe (uncredited) DOROTHY WARD ... College Girl (uncredited) LILLIAN WEST ... Nurse (uncredited) TOBY WING ... College Girl (uncredited) DUKE YORK ... Cop in Cafe (uncredited) |
Directed by: FRANK TUTTLE ========= Writing Credits: SAMUEL HOFFENSTEIN ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) GROVER JONES ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) J.O. LIEF ... (play) MAX LIEF ... (play) GEORGE MARION Jr. ... (screenplay) HARRY RUSKIN ... (additional dialogue) JANE STORM ... (screenplay) BOBBY VERNON ... (contributor to special sequences) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: DOUGLAS MACLEAN ... producer HENRY HERZBRUN ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: KARL STRUSS ========= Film Editing by: WILLIAM SHEA ... (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: JACK GOODRICH ... sound engineer ========= Music Department: MACK GORDON ... music and lyrics by HARRY REVEL ... music and lyrics by ========= Additional Crew: ADOLPH ZUKOR ... presenter |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1935) [USA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1935) [UK] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1937) [SWEDEN] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV |
| August 1935 [UK] 12 September 1935 [Hungary] 9 March 1936 [Portugal] 10 May 1936 [Finland] 11 July 1937 [USA] 1937 [Austria] |
 HEART'S DESIRE (Drama | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 22 minutes] An impresario's sister touring Europe discovers the talent of a popular Viennese singer and persuades him to sign an operatic contract in England, reluctant as he is to leave his homeland. Beautifully sung music in a well done British production, one of the few starring Austrian tenor Richard Tauber. |
FINALE (uncredited) from "Carmen" Music by Georges Bizet Sung by Richard Tauber [Toreador march fragment] WIEN, DU STADT MEINER TRÄUME (uncredited) Music by Rudolph Sieczynski Lyrics by Rudolph Sieczynski Sung by Richard Tauber VIENNA, CITY OF MY DREAMS (uncredited) Music by Rudolph Sieczynski Lyrics (English version) by Edward Lockton Sung by Richard Tauber MY WORLD IS GOLD (BECAUSE YOU LOVE ME) (uncredited) Music by Richard Tauber Lyrics by Clifford Grey Sung by Richard Tauber reprised at the end (before song 10) by Richard Tauber and Diana Napier MUSS I'DEN (uncredited) Traditional (Volkslied) Sung by the children at the railway station MORGEN MUSS ICH FORT VON HIER (uncredited) Traditional (Volkslied) Lyrics by Friedrich Silcher Sung by Richard Tauber LET ME AWAKEN (uncredited) Music by Richard Tauber Lyrics by Clifford Grey Sung by Richard Tauber DEDICATION (Widmung) (uncredited) Music by Robert Schumann Lyrics by Robert Schumann Sung by Richard Tauber "A MESSAGE SWEET AS ROSES'" (uncredited) Music by Robert Schumann Arranged by G.H. Clutsam Lyrics by Clifford Grey Sung by Richard Tauber ALL HOPE IS ENDED (uncredited) Music by Richard Tauber Lyrics by Clifford Grey Sung by Richard Tauber |
RICHARD TAUBER ... Karl August Franz Ludwig Josef Steidler LEONORA CORBETT ... Frances Wilson CARL HARBORD ... Oliver Desmond PAUL GRAETZ ... Florian KATHLEEN KELLY ... Anna GEORGE GRAVES ... Granville Wilson C. DENIER WARREN ... Ted Mayer DIANA NAPIER ... Diana Sheraton FRANK VOSPER ... Van Straaten VIOLA TREE ... Lady Bennington Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HILDA CAMPBELL-RUSSELL ... Steidler's Maid (uncredited) |
Directed by: PAUL L. STEIN ========= Writing Credits: ROGER BURFORD JACK DAVIES BRUNO FRANK CLIFFORD GREY ... (additional dialogue) DuGARDE PEACH LIONI PICKARD ... (story) ========= Produced by: WALTER C. MYCROFT ... producer ========= Music by: G.H. CLUTSAM ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOHN C. COX ========= Film Editing by: LESLIE NORMAN ========= Art Direction by: CLARENCE ELDER ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ROY GODDARD ... assistant director ========= Art Department: CEDRIC DAWE ... settings ========= Sound Department: BENJAMIN COOK ... sound recordist ========= Music Department: G.H. CLUTSAM ... music arranger CLIFFORD GREY ... lyrics IDRIS LEWIS ... conductor STANFORD ROBINSON ... conductor |
Production Companies: British International Pictures (BIP) ========= Distributors: Huschak & Company (1937) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Gaumont British Picture Corporation of America (1937) [USA] All Media Wardour Films All Media ========= Other Companies: BIP (Export) Ltd. (international releasing agency) |
| 7 September 1935 [USA] 23 May 1936 [France] 3 June 1936 [Portugal] |
 REDHEADS ON PARADE (Musical) [1 hour 18 minutes] A film star finds herself in trouble with her co-star when she has to flirt with the backer to prevent him withdrawing his support. But all ends well. |
I FOUND A DREAM Music by Jay Gorney Lyrics by Don Hartman Sung by Dixie Lee REDHEADS ON PARADE Music by Jay Gorney Lyrics by Don Hartman I'VE GOT YOUR FUTURE ALL PLANNED Music by Jay Gorney Lyrics by Don Hartman |
JOHN BOLES ... John Bruce DIXIE LEE ... Ginger Blair JACK HALEY ... Peter Mathews RAYMOND WALBURN ... Augustus Twill ALAN DINEHART ... George Magnus PATSY O'CONNOR ... Patsy Blair HERMAN BING ... Lionel Kunkel WILLIAM AUSTIN ... Trelawney Redfern WILBUR MACK ... Henry Johnson Rest of cast listed alphabetically: SHIRLEY AARONSON ... Waltz Specialty Dancer (uncredited) DON ACKERMAN ... Dancer (uncredited) VEE ALLEN ... Reporter (uncredited) LORETTA ANDREWS ... Redhead (uncredited) DIANA ARDEN ... Redhead (uncredited) WARD ARNOLD ... Dancer (uncredited) HOOPER ATCHLEY ... Assistant Film Cutter (uncredited) ZITA BACA ... Dancer (uncredited) IRVING BACON ... Entwhistle (uncredited) FLORINE BAILE ... Minor Role (uncredited) LYNN BARI ... Waitress (uncredited) BABETTE BARKER ... Trio Member (uncredited) GEORGE BLAIR ... Prop Man (uncredited) ANGELA BLUE ... Redhead (uncredited) STANLEY BLYSTONE ... Grip (uncredited) GENEE BOUTELL ... Redhead (uncredited) BETTY BOWEN ... Redhead (uncredited) MYRLA BRATTON ... Redhead (uncredited) AUDRENE BRIER ... Chorus Redhead (uncredited) ESTHER BRODELET ... Minor Role (uncredited) SAM BROWNE ... Dancer (uncredited) NEAL BURNS ... Bellboy (uncredited) JOSEPHINE CAMPBELL ... Trio Member (uncredited) MAXINE CANTWAY ... Redhead (uncredited) BUD CARPENTER ... Dancer (uncredited) JUNE CLIFFORD ... Trio Member (uncredited) JOHN COFFEE ... Dancer (uncredited) NELLIE COLT ... Redhead (uncredited) LORINNE CRAWFORD ... Model (uncredited) BOB CROSBY ... Dancer (uncredited) CONNIE CROWELL ... Redhead (uncredited) JIMMIE CUSHMAN ... Dancer (uncredited) SHEILA DARCY ... Reporter (uncredited) WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON ... Theatre Manager (uncredited) GRACE DAVIES ... Redhead (uncredited) MARGARET DAVIS ... Redhead (uncredited) SHIRLEY DEANE ... Minor Role (uncredited) DOROTHY DEARING ... Stenographer (uncredited) MARY DEES ... Redhead (uncredited) FLORINE DICKSON ... Tango Specialty Dancer (uncredited) JAMES DONLAN ... Minor Role (uncredited) BOBBY DUNN ... Grip (uncredited) RITA DUNN ... Minor Role (uncredited) JEANNE DUNNE ... Trio Member (uncredited) FRANK EDMUNDS ... Dancer (uncredited) JACK ELLISEN ... Dancer (uncredited) BILLY ENGLE ... Sound Man (uncredited) JILL EVANS ... Chorus Redhead (uncredited) CLAUDIA FARGO ... Chorus Redhead (uncredited) EDDIE FETHERSTON ... Reporter (uncredited) SAMMY FIELDS ... Assistant Cameraman (uncredited) MARGARET FITZPATRICK ... Redhead (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Wardrobe Designer (uncredited) VINA GALE ... Redhead (uncredited) LEANA GALEN ... Trio Member (uncredited) DOLORES GALLEN ... Newspaperwoman (uncredited) JAMES GONZALEZ ... Dancer (uncredited) GRACE GOODALL ... Wardrobe Forewoman (uncredited) BETTY GORDON ... Redhead (uncredited) PETE GORDON ... Minor Role (uncredited) JIMMY GRANT ... Dancer (uncredited) JENNIFER GRAY ... Reporter (uncredited) BABS GREENWOOD ... Redhead (uncredited) PAULINE GRIFFITH ... Redhead (uncredited) GENEVA HALL ... Minor Role (uncredited) ALBERTA HAMBLEN ... Redhead (uncredited) PAT HANNE ... Redhead (uncredited) EARLENE HEATH ... Redhead (uncredited) ALTHEA HENLEY ... Redhead (uncredited) JOE HICKEY ... Dancer (uncredited) PHILIPPA HILBER ... Rhumba Specialty Dancer (uncredited) RUTH HOLDEN ... Redhead (uncredited) HARRY HOLLINGSWORTH ... Reporter (uncredited) RICHARD HOWARD ... Electrician (uncredited) GLADDEN JAMES ... Salesman (uncredited) RUTH JENNINGS ... Redhead (uncredited) VIRGINIA JENNINGS ... Redhead (uncredited) JOHN JONES ... Dancer (uncredited) ADELAIDE KAYE ... Redhead (uncredited) CRYSTAL KEATE ...Redhead (uncredited) LYNNE KELLY ... Redhead (uncredited) JUNE KNIGHT ... Chorus Redhead (uncredited) ADELE LACY ... Redhead (uncredited) JERRY LANE ... Redhead (uncredited) CHARLES LAUDER ... Dancer (uncredited) PERK LAZELLE ... Dancer (uncredited) HELEN LEHIGH ... Redhead (uncredited) JACK LESTER ... Dancer (uncredited) BOB LINDEN ... Dancer (uncredited) JOHN LOCKE ... Dancer (uncredited) ULA LOVE ... Reporter (uncredited) TEDDIE LURA ... Redhead (uncredited) MARY MacLAREN ... Beautician (uncredited) MAE MADISON ... Minor Role (uncredited) FRANCIS McDONALD ... Joe - the Film Cutter (uncredited) BARNEY McGILL ... Barney (uncredited) JOE McGUINN ... Minor Role (uncredited) BETTY McMAHON ... Redhead (uncredited) PAUL McVEY ... Casting Director (uncredited) BOB MILTON ... Dancer (uncredited) HAROLD MINJIR ... Randy, Magnus' Secretary (uncredited) GRANT MITCHELL ... Minor Role (uncredited) CHARLES MORRIS ... Studio Gateman (uncredited) CULLEN MORRIS ... Child Specialty Dancer (uncredited) FRANCES MORRIS ... Script Clerk (uncredited) JACK MOWER ... Cameraman (uncredited) JOHN T. MURRAY ... Newspaper Announcer (uncredited) ANNE NAGEL ... Queen of Redheads (uncredited) EVELYN NIELSON ... Redhead (uncredited) NED NORTON ... Salesman (uncredited) JAMES NOTARO ... Dancer (uncredited) TED O'SHEA ... Minor Role (uncredited) LEILA OSBORNE ... Minor Role (uncredited) GEORGE OVEY ... Sound Man (uncredited) JOAN PALMER ... Redhead (uncredited) ELINOR RENNIE ... Trio Member (uncredited) MARJEAN ROACH ... Redhead (uncredited) FRANCES ROBINSON ... Minor Role (uncredited) JOHN ROCHE ... Minor Role (uncredited) RAMON ROS ... Dancer (uncredited) ELOISE ROZELLE ... Reporter (uncredited) EDNA SALEE ... Redhead (uncredited) DOROTHY SANDER ... Redhead (uncredited) DENISE SAWYER ... Redhead (uncredited) GWEN SEAGER ... Minor Role (uncredited) ANTRIM SHORT ... Assistant Director (uncredited) VIRGINIA SMITH ... Redhead (uncredited) KATHARINE SNELL ... Redhead (uncredited) EILEEN THOMAS ... Redhead (uncredited) ANITA THOMPSON ... Redhead (uncredited) DAVID THURSBY ... Reporter (uncredited) JUNE TURNEY ... Redhead (uncredited) BUDDY VAN FLEET ... Dancer (uncredited) LILLIAN WEST ... Head Seamstress (uncredited) ART WHITNEY ... Dancer (uncredited) JOSEPHINE WHITTELL ... Saleswoman (uncredited) MARY WINDSOR ... Redhead (uncredited) JANE WITHERS ... Young Girl (uncredited) FREEMAN WOOD ... Salesman (uncredited) MARBETH WRIGHT ... Redhead (uncredited) DUKE YORK ... Projectionist (uncredited) |
Directed by: NORMAN Z. MCLEOD ========= Writing Credits: DON HARTMAN ... (screenplay) and RIAN JAMES ... (screenplay) GERTRUDE PURCELL ... (story) and JAY GORNEY ... (story) and DON HARTMAN ... (story) JOSEPH L. MANKIEWICZ ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) EDMUND L. HARTMANN ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) SAM HELLMAN ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) JULIEN JOSEPHSON ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) JESSE LASKY Jr. ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) WILLIAM LEBARON ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) KEENE THOMPSON ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) BARRY TRIVERS ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: JESSE L. LASKY ... producer SOL M. WURTZEL ... producer ========= Cinematography by: BARNEY McGILL JOHN F. SEITZ ========= Art Direction by: MAX PARKER ========= Costume Design by: WILLIAM LAMBERT ... (gowns) ========= Production Management: EARL RETTIG ... unit manager ========= Sound Department: ALFRED BRUZLIN ...sound ========= Music Department: LOUIS DE FRANCESCO ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: LARRY CEBALLOS ... choreographer WILLIAM FOX ... presenter |
Production Companies: Fox Film Corporation ========= Distributors: Fox Film Corporation (1935) [USA] Theatrical Fox Film Company (1935) [UK] Theatrical |
| 1 October 1935 [USA] 22 October 1935 [London, UK] 18 January 1936 [Sweden] 16 March 1936 [UK] 2 April 1936 [Mexico] 31 August 2018 {Cinecon Film Festival} [USA] |
 KING SOLOMON OF BROADWAY (Musical | Drama) [1 hour 15 minutes] An underworld character wins a Broadway nightclub in a card game. |
LA CAHANNA (RUMBA) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by David Klatzkin THAT'S WHAT YOU THINK Music and Lyrics by Pinky Tomlin, Coy Poe and Raymond Jasper A FLOWER IN MY LAPEL Music by Con Conrad Lyrics by Herb Magidson MOANIN' IN THE MOONLIGHT Music by Con Conrad Lyrics by Herb Magidson |
EDMUND LOWE ... Solomon McGuire aka King Solomon DOROTHY PAGE ... Sheba PINKY TOMLIN ... Pinky LOUISE HENRY ... Nikki Bradbury EDWARD PAWLEY ... John 'Ice' Larson CHARLEY GRAPEWIN ... Uncle Winchester BRADLEY PAGE ... Roth ARTHUR VINTON ... Murray CLYDE DILSON ... Schultz Rest of cast listed alphabetically: WILLIAM BAILEY ... Detective (uncredited) SAYRE DEARING ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) FRANK DU FRANE ... Detective (uncredited) KNUTE ERICKSON ... Dooman (uncredited) DICK GORDON ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) HUNTLEY GORDON ... Doctor (uncredited) ARTHUR STUART HULL ... Judge (uncredited) CHARLES JUDELS ... Joe - Hot Dog Vendor (uncredited) ISABEL LA MAL ... Maid (uncredited) SAM McDANIEL ... Attendant (uncredited) CHARLES R. MOORE ... Waiter (uncredited) FRED SANTLEY ... Announcer (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Dance Contest Judge (uncredited) FRED 'SNOWFLAKE' TOONES ... Waiter (uncredited) GUY USHER ... Police Lieutenant (uncredited) MARIE WERNER ... Wash Woman (uncredited) ERIC WILTON ... Benny - the Butler (uncredited) |
Directed by: ALAN CROSLAND ========= Writing Credits: HARRY CLORK ALBERT J. COHEN DORIS MALLOY ROBERT T. SHANNON ========= Produced by: JULIUS BERNHEIM ... associate producer ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE ROBINSON ========= Film Editing by: DANIEL MANDELL ========= Costume Design by: VERA WEST ========= Makeup Department: LILLEY DIRIGO ... hair stylist OTTO LEDERER ... makeup artist ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ARCHIBALD BUCHANAN ... assistant director (uncredited) JOE TORILLO ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: GILBERT KURLAND ... sound supervisor ========= Visual Effects by: JOHN P. FULTON ... process photography ========= Stunts: BILLY JONES ... stunts: car crash (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: MAURICE PIVAR ... supervising editor ========= Music Department: DAVID KLATZKIN ... musical director ABE MEYER ... music coordinator (uncredited) HEINZ ROEMHELD ... composer: stock music (uncredited) MARLIN SKILES ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: CARL LAEMMLE ... presenter KANSAS DeFORREST ... stand-in (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1935) [USA] Theatrical Universal Pictures (1935) [UK] Theatrical |
| 12 October 1935 [USA] 8 March 1936 [Finland] 4 May 1936 [Sweden] 7 May 1936 [Hungary] 14 May 1936 [France] 1 June 1936 [Denmark] 18 October 1937 [Turkey] |
 SHIPMATES FOREVER (Drama | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 49 minutes] Dick is watching the fleet come in when he sees June. Dick has no intention of joining the Navy, which is a family tradition, and June, having lost her father and brother in the Navy, does not want a Navy man. But Dick relents when his father says that he would not make it anyway and he enters the Naval Academy. The first year as a plebe is tough, but Dick is at the head of his class. He rooms alone, as he sees no need for friends as he plans to resign when he graduates. June has also changed her mind about Dick being at the Academy. The second year is the same, except for his old roommate Lawrence who washes out. Finally, the last year and he has a three month training cruise. This cruise will make or break Dick as a Navy man. |
DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played during the opening credits Played occasionally throughout the picture Sung by Dick Powell Later danced to by Ruby Keeler Frequently played in the background I'D LOVE TO TAKE ORDERS FROM YOU (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Dick Powell Later danced to by Ruby Keeler and a children's dance class Played often throughout the picture I'D RATHER LISTEN TO YOUR EYES (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played during the opening credits Sung by Dick Powell Played often throughout the picture ABDULLA BULBUL AMIR (uncredited) Written by William Percy French Sung and accompanied on ukulele by Dick Powell ANCHORS AWEIGH (uncredited) Music by Charles A. Zimmerman Played occasionally in the background SWEET AND SLOW (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played during the radio demonstration SEMPER FIDELIS (uncredited) Music by John Philip Sousa Played when June tells Dick that Ted is her cousin Also played during the parade before the ending ceremony |
DICK POWELL ... Richard John 'Dick' Melville III RUBY KEELER ... June Blackburn LEWIS STONE ... Adm. Richard Melville ROSS ALEXANDER ... Lafayette 'Sparks' Brown EDDIE ACUFF ... Lincoln 'Cowboy' DICK FORAN ... Gifford JOHN ARLEDGE ... Johnny 'Coxswain' Lawrence ROBERT LIGHT ... Ted Sterling Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JOYCE OLIVER ERNIE ALEXANDER ... Radio Fan (uncredited) JOAN BARCLAY ... Song Spectator (uncredited) ELEANOR BAYLEY ... Song Spectator (uncredited) FREDERICK BURTON ... Adm. Fred Graves (uncredited) MABEL COLCORD ... Cowboy's Mother (uncredited) RONNIE COSBY ... Boy in Dance Class (uncredited) JOSEPH CREHAN ... (uncredited) VIRGINIA DABNEY ... Song Spectator (uncredited) JAMES FLAVIN ... Instructing Officer (uncredited) JERRY FLETCHER ... Youth Watching Ships (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Nurse (uncredited) ARTHUR GARDNER ... Bit (uncredited) NEWTON HOUSE ... Mate of Deck (uncredited) SELMER JACKSON ... Cmdr. Gibbs (uncredited) JACK JORDAN ... Buglar (uncredited) EDWARD KEANE ... Doctor on Airplane (uncredited) JOE KING ... Cmndnt. Douglas (uncredited) HENRY KOLKER ... The Doctor (uncredited) FRANK MARLOWE ... Seaman (uncredited) EDWARD McWADE ... Tailor (uncredited) MARTHA MERRILL ... Sparks' Girl (uncredited) WALTER MILLER ... Chief Boiler Tender (uncredited) RUTH MOODY ... Song Spectator (uncredited) CARLYLE MOORE Jr. ... Second Classman (uncredited) JACK MOWER ... Seaman (uncredited) BILLY NAYLOR ... Radio Fan with Letter for Cowboy (uncredited) VESEY O'DAVOREN ... Converse, Dick's Butler (uncredited) DENNIS O'KEEFE ... Trainee (uncredited) PAUL PANZER ... Extra in Nightclub (uncredited) ROBERT PARRISH ... Extra (uncredited) VICTOR POTEL ... Radio Fan (uncredited) PETER POTTER ... First Classman Wanting 37th Verse (uncredited) ARLINE PRETTY ... Nurse (uncredited) GEORGE REED ... Tom, Melville's Servant (uncredited) MEL RUICK ... Bandleader (uncredited) HARRY SEYMOUR ... Harry, the Headwaiter (uncredited) DONN STOKES ... Child (uncredited) MARTHA TIBBETTS ... Susie, Cloak Room Girl (uncredited) JUNE TRAVIS ... Cigarette Girl (uncredited) MARY TREEN ... Cowboy's Girl (uncredited) GUY USHER ... Captain (uncredited) EMMETT VOGAN ... Inspecting Officer (uncredited) NILES WELCH ... Naval Academy Entrance Examiner (uncredited) HOWARD WILSON ... First Classman (uncredited) DICK WINSLOW ... Danny, the Accordionist (uncredited) |
Directed by: FRANK BORZAGE ========= Writing Credits: DELMER DAVES ... (story and screenplay) ========= Produced by: FRANK BORZAGE ... producer ========= Music by: BERNHARD KAUN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: SOL POLITO ========= Film Editing by: WILLIAM HOLMES ========= Art Direction by: ROBERT M. HAAS ========= Costume Design by: ORRY-KELLY ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: LEW BORZAGE ... assistant director (uncredited) WILLIAM H. CANNON ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... music arranger (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: EDWARD L. ADAMS ... technical advisor (uncredited) GORDON BEECHER ... technical advisor (uncredited) BOBBY CONNOLLY ... choreographer (uncredited) LOUIS F. EDELMAN ... supervisor (uncredited) M.S. TISDALE ... technical advisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Cosmopolitan Productions (for) Warner Bros. (as a Warner Bros.-First National Picture) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1935) [USA] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1935) [UK] Theatrical Warner Brothers First National Films (1936) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Warner Bros. First National Films (1937) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV Warner Home Video (as 'Warner Archive') [USA] DVD |
| 7 November 1935 [London, UK] 31 December 1935 [USA] October 1982 {Chicago International Film Festival} [USA] |
 FIRST A GIRL (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 18 minutes] Elizabeth, a delivery girl, dreams of being a music-hall singer but she is refused at the first casting she takes part in. A bit depressed, she gets to know Victor, a would-be Shakespearean actor and another audition victim. When Victor quite unexpectedly gets a female part in a music-hall number he unfortunately finds himself voiceless. Why wouldn't Elizabeth replace him in it? His new friend hesitates but finally makes her debut as ... a man posing as a woman! She is noticed by McLintock, an influential talent agent who hires Mr. Victoria (Elizabeth's stage name) and launches his/her brilliant international career. One day, Robert, a handsome young man engaged to Princess Mironoff, makes friends with this young man posing as a woman posing as a man ... |
WEDDING MARCH (uncredited) Music by Richard Wagner Arranged by Louis Levy LITTLE SILKWORM (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler (as M. Sigler), Al Goodhart (as A. Goodhart) and Al Hoffman (as A.Hoffman) Performed by Donald Stewart IT'S WRITTEN ALL OVER YOUR FACE (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler (as M. Sigler), Al Goodhart (as A. Goodhart) and Al Hoffman (as A.Hoffman) Performed by Jessie Matthews I CAN WIGGLE MY EARS (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler (as M. Sigler), Al Goodhart (as A. Goodhart) and Al Hoffman (as A.Hoffman) Performed by Donald Stewart and Sonnie Hale SAY THE WORD AND IT'S YOURS (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler (as M. Sigler), Al Goodhart (as A. Goodhart) and Al Hoffman (as A.Hoffman) Performed by Jessie Matthews EVERY THING'S IN RHYTHM WITH MY HEART (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler (as M. Sigler), Al Goodhart (as A. Goodhart) and Al Hoffman (as A.Hoffman) Performed by Jessie Matthews and Sonnie Hale HALF AND HALF (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler (as M. Sigler), Al Goodhart (as A. Goodhart) and Al Hoffman (as A.Hoffman) Performed by Jessie Matthews O GENTLE APHRODITE (uncredited) Music by Bretton Byrd ETUDE OP. 25, NO.1 (uncredited) Music by Frédéric Chopin ROSEN UND LIEBE (uncredited) Music by Franz Doelle Lyrics by Bruno Balz ENTRY OF THE GLADIATORS (uncredited) Music by Julius Fucík MEMPHIS BY MORNING (uncredited) Written by Peter De Rose and Eugene West KEEP TEMPO (uncredited) Written by Jack Stanley and George A. Little SWEET LUCY BROWN (uncredited) Written by Leon René and Otis René LONDONOLA (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler (as M. Sigler), Al Goodhart (as A. Goodhart) and Al Hoffman (as A.Hoffman) GOODNIGHT SWEETHEART (uncredited) Written by Ray Noble, Jimmy Campbell & Reginald Connelly DO A LITTLE GOOD TO SOMEONE (uncredited) Music by Mischa Spoliansky Lyrics by Frank Eyton |
JESSIE MATTHEWS ... Elizabeth SONNIE HALE ... Victor ANNA LEE ... Princess GRIFFITH JONES ... Robert ALFRED DRAYTON ... Mc Lintock CONSTANCE GODRIDGE ... Beryl EDDIE GRAY ... Goose Trainer MARTITA HUNT ... Seraphina DONALD STEWART ... Singer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CAMERON HALL ... Cast Member (uncredited) ESMA LEWIS ... Cast Member (uncredited) ENID LINDSEY ... Cast Member (uncredited) BILLY WATTS ... Reporter (uncredited) |
Directed by: VICTOR SAVILLE ========= Writing Credits: MARJORIE GAFFNEY ... (scenario) REINHOLD SCHÜNZEL ... (story) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: MICHAEL BALCON ... producer (uncredited) S.C. BALCON ... associate producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: BRETTON BYRD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GLEN MACWILLIAMS ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: A. BARNES ========= Art Direction by: O. WERNDORFF ========= Costume Design by: COCO CHANEL ... (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: PEN TENNYSON ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: A.C. O'DONOGHUE ... recordist ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: MARIANNE ... wardrobe J. STRASSNER ... dresses ========= Music Department: A.GOODHART ... songs A. HOFFMAN ... songs LOUIS LEVY ... musical director M. SIGLER ... songs ========= Additional Crew: RALPH READER ... dances / choreographer (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Gaumont British Picture Corporation (presents) (as Gaumont British Picture Corpn. Ltd.) ========= Distributors: Gaumont British Distributors (controlled throughout The United Kingdom and Irish Free State by) (as Gaumont British Distributors Ltd) (1935) [UK] Theatrical Gaumont British Picture Corporation of America (1935) [USA] Theatrical VCI Entertainment (2012) [USA] DVD |
| 13 November 1935 {New York City, New York} [USA] 15 November 1935 [USA] 24 January 1936 [Sweden] 10 April 1936 [France] 29 April 1936 [Portugal] 3 August 1936 {Madrid: Palacio de la Prensa} [Spain] |
 THANKS A MILLION (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 27 minutes] Entertainers enter a political rally to get out of the rain and become part of the show. One of them (Powell) gives a speech in place of the besotted candidate (Walburn) and is chosen to be the candidate by backers he later exposes as crooks. ===== A show troupe is engaged by Judge Culliman, who is running for Governor, to enhance his political campaign. When the inebriated Judge has to be replaced in doing his campaign speech by the troupe crooner, Eric Land, his political backers decide that they want him to run for Governor in the Judge's place. Romance, music, political corruption and the election results follow. |
THANKS A MILLION (1935) Music by Arthur Johnston Lyrics by Gus Kahn Played by The Yacht Club Boys and other musicians, with David Rubinoff (uncredited) on violin, and sung by Dick Powell (uncredited) and Ann Dvorak (uncredited) Danced later by Ann Dvorak (uncredited) and Patsy Kelly (uncredited) Reprised by Powell and Rubinoff near the end Music played often in the score NEW O'LEANS (1935) (Published as "New Orleans") Music by Arthur Johnston Lyrics by Gus Kahn Performed by Ramona (uncredited) (piano and vocal) with The King's Men (uncredited) and Paul Whiteman and Orchestra (uncredited) SUGAR PLUM (1935) Music by Arthur Johnston Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung and Danced by Ann Dvorak (uncredited) and Patsy Kelly (uncredited) SITTIN' ON A HILLTOP (1935) Music by Arthur Johnston Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung by Dick Powell (uncredited) and The Yacht Club Boys POCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE (1935) Music by Arthur Johnston Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung by Dick Powell (uncredited) Sung a cappella by Raymond Walburn (uncredited) HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN (1929) (uncredited) Music by Milton Ager Lyrics by Jack Yellen Sung by Fred Allen and politicians Played often throughout the picture. SQUARE DEAL PARTY (1935) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Johnston Based on "The Stars and Stripes Forever" written by John Philip Sousa Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung by The Yacht Club Boys and other musicians Reprised by Dick Powell, Ann Dvorak, Patsy Kelly, Fred Allen and motorcycle cops at the end THE STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER (1896) (uncredited) Music by John Philip Sousa Included in the "Square Deal Party" number THE OLD GRAY MARE (uncredited) Traditional Sung a cappella by Raymond Walburn |
DICK POWELL ... Eric Land ANN DVORAK ... Sally Mason FRED ALLEN ... Ned Lyman PATSY KELLY ... Phoebe Mason PAUL WHITEMAN AND BAND ... Paul Whiteman RAMONA ... Singer Pianist with Whiteman RAYMOND WALBURN ... Judge Culliman RUBINOFF YACHT CLUB BOYS BENNY BAKER ... Tammany ANDREW TOMBES ... Mr. Grass ALAN DINEHART ... Mr. Kruger PAUL HARVEY ... Maxwell EDWIN MAXWELL ... Mr. Casey MARGARET IRVING ... Mrs. Kruger Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CHARLES ADLER ... Member, The Yacht Club Boys (uncredited) RICCA ALLEN ... Politician (uncredited) HERBERT ASHLEY ... Bus Driver (uncredited) LYNN BARI ... Phone Operator (uncredited) GEORGIE BILLINGS ... Boy (uncredited) HARRY C. BRADLEY ... Father (uncredited) TEX BRODUS ... Musician (uncredited) EDDY CHANDLER ... Trooper (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Hotel Guest in Lobby (uncredited) KEN DARBY ... King's Men Singer (uncredited) FRANK DARIEN ... Politician (uncredited) JON DOBSON ... King's Men Singer (uncredited) JAMES DONLAN ... Diner Counterman (uncredited) WALTER DOWNING ... Politician (uncredited) HARRY DUNKINSON ... Politician (uncredited) OLAF HYTTEN ... Byron (uncredited) SI JENKS ... Father (uncredited) GEORGE KELLY ... Member, The Yacht Club Boys (uncredited) JAMES V. KERN ... Member, The Yacht Club Boys (uncredited) THE KING'S MEN ... Quartet (uncredited) RALPH LEWIS ... Politician (uncredited) BUD LINN ... King's Men Singer (uncredited) WALLY MAHER ... Hotel Clerk (uncredited) BILLY MANN ... Member, The Yacht Club Boys (uncredited) BUDDY MESSINGER ... Elevator Operator (uncredited) JOHN MILTERN ... Politician (uncredited) JAMES C. MORTON ... Frank Slocum (uncredited) GEORGE C. PEARCE ... (uncredited) THOMAS POGUE ... Fred (uncredited) CHARLES RICHMAN ... Gov. Wildman (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Audience Member (uncredited) RAD ROBINSON ... King's Men Singer (uncredited) CHARLES SCHAEFFER ... Politician (uncredited) YORKE SHERWOOD ... Mr. Walter Hartford (uncredited) PIETRO SOSSO ... Politician (uncredited) WILLIAM STELLING ... Musician (uncredited) HARRY STUBBS ... Campaign Manager (uncredited) WALTER WALKER ... Chairman (uncredited) FRED WALLACE ... Musician (uncredited) STANHOPE WHEATCROFT ... Bit (uncredited) CHARLES C. WILSON ... Motor Policeman Sergeant (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROY DEL RUTH ========= Writing Credits: NUNNALLY JOHNSON ... (screen play) FRED ALLEN ... (contributor to dialogue) (uncredited) JAMES GOW ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) HARRY TUGEND ... (contributor to special sequences) (uncredited) DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... (story) (uncredited) EDMUND GROSS ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... producer WILLIAM GOETZ ... associate producer (uncredited) ========= Music by; ARTHUR LANGE ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: PEVERELL MARLEY ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: ALLEN McNEIL ... film editor FRED ALLEN ... (uncredited) GENE FOWLER Jr. ... (uncredited) ========= Art Direction by: JACK OTTERSON ========= Costume Design by: WILLIAM LAMBERT ... (costumes) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: BEN SILVEY ... assistant director OTTO BROWER ... second unit director: New York (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: EUGENE GROSSMAN ... sound ROGER HEMAN ... sound ========= Camera and Electrical Department: HARRY DAVIS ... camera operator (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: SAM BENSON ... wardrobe supervisor (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: WALLACE GRISSELL ... editing assistant HARRY REYNOLDS ... editing assistant ========= Music Department: ARTHUR LANGE ... musical director HERBERT W. SPENCER ... music arranger (uncredited) VINTON VERNON ... music recordist (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: JOSEPH M. SCHENCK ... presenter |
Production Companies: 20th Century Pictures ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox(as 20th Century Fox) (1935) [USA] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox Film Company (1935) [UK] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1935) [FRANCE] Theatrical 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (20th Century Fox Cinema Archives) (2013) [USA] DVD |
| 23 November 1935 [USA] 26 July 1936 [Finland] |
 STARS OVER BROADWAY (Drama | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 29 minutes] Al is a down on his luck promoter who is thinking of taking the final bow when he meets Jan, the singing porter. He sees something in Jan so he signs him to a contract. Al works odd jobs to pay for Jan's singing lessons and drops the idea of Opera when he learns that it will take years. He has him sing in a nightclub and from there it is up. But Jan soon starts missing lessons and rehearsals and hits the bottle so the partnership between Al and Jan ends. Soon Jan is also unemployed and Al pays the professor to take him to Italy to see if he will be able to sing Opera. |
AT YOUR SERVICE, MADAME (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played during the opening credits Also played when Freddy is introduced to Al and Jan at Witmark's Performed by James Melton, Jane Froman and chorus WHERE AM I? (AM I IN HEAVEN?) (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played during the opening credits Played at Witmark's when Nora asks for sheet music Performed by James Melton at Luigi's and during the montage LULU'S BACK IN TOWN (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played during the opening scene at Dempsey's Briefly played on piano and tap danced in the room at Witmark's Played as dance music at the Sky Club WHERE THE SWEET, SWEET CACTUS GROWS (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung briefly twice by Frank McHugh early in the picture SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played briefly when Al enters his room when checking out Also played at Witmark's when Nora tells Al about herself Played as dance music at the Sky Club CARRY ME BACK TO THE LONE PRAIRIE (1933) (uncredited) Written by Carson Robison Sung by James Melton often early in the picture CELESTE AÏDA (1871) (uncredited) From "Aïda" Music by Giuseppe Verdi Lyrics by Antonio Ghislanzoni Performed by James Melton while rehearsing and at the audition OLE FAITHFUL (1934) (uncredited) Written by Michael Carr and Hamilton Kennedy Performed by "The Morgan Family" on the amateur radio show OPEN UP THEM PEARLY GATES (uncredited) Traditional Performed by "The Morgan Family" on the amateur radio show YOU OUGHTA BE IN PICTURES (1934) (uncredited) Music by Dana Suesse Lyrics by Edward Heyman Sung briefly by Esther Howard on the amateur radio show YOU CAN BE KISSED (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played briefly on piano and tap danced at the beginning of the Witmark scene BROADWAY CINDERELLA (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played on piano at Witmark's when Offkey greets Al and Jan YOU LET ME DOWN (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played on piano at Witmark's when Offkey says he'll be in "2" Sung by Jane Froman at Witmark's Also played as dance music during the second scene at the Sky Club SWEET AND SLOW (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung briefly by an unidentified duo at Witmark's I'D LOVE TO TAKE ORDERS FROM YOU (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung briefly by a trio at Witmark's CONEY ISLAND (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Performed by a vocal trio at Luigi's BROWNSTONE BABY (I'VE GOT THE BLUES FOR YOU) (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung briefly by Frank McHugh and James Melton AVE MARIA, OP. 52, NO. 6 (1825) (uncredited) Music by Franz Schubert Sung by Jean Muir in church BY YONDER MOON (1935) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Phil Regan and Jane Froman within out-take sequence of "Broadway Cinderella" |
PAT O'BRIEN ... Al McGillevray JANE FROMAN ... Joan Garrett JAMES MELTON ... Jan King JEAN MUIR ... Nora Wyman FRANK McHUGH ... Offkey Cramer EDDIE CONRAD ... Freddy WILLIAM RICCIARDI ... Minotti MARIE WILSON ... Molly FRANK FAY ... Announcer E.E. CLIVE ... Crane Rest of cast listed alphabetically: RAFAEL ALCAYDE ... John - 'At Your Service, Madame' Number (uncredited) SAM ASH ... Mustached Man at Champ's Table (uncredited) GEORGE BERANGER ... Man Wanting Testimonial (uncredited) MAURICE BLACK ... Jim Flugel (uncredited) HARRY C. BRADLEY ... Man in Church (uncredited) GEORGE CHANDLER ... Charlie (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Listener in Italy Montage (uncredited) PAUL DE RINCON ... Man (uncredited) JACK DEMPSEY ... Jack Dempsey (uncredited) SARAH EDWARDS ... Woman Dancing with Fat Man (uncredited) BILL ELLIOTT ... Minor Role (uncredited) FLORENCE FAIR ... Ms. Shaefer (uncredited) EDDIE GRAHAM ... Witmark's Customer (uncredited) ESTHER HOWARD ... Mary Sporesgate (uncredited) GEORGE IRVING ... Angry Radio Station Executive (uncredited) EDDIE KANE ... Sky Club Headwaiter (uncredited) EDWARD KEANE ... Ford (uncredited) MILTON KIBBEE ... Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) ALMA LLOYD ... Girl with Joan at Luigi's (uncredited) WILBUR MACK ... Your Honor (uncredited) LARRY McGRATH ... Man at Champ's Table (uncredited) BOB MONTGOMERY ... Man at Champ's Table (uncredited) FRANK MORAN ... Champ (uncredited) FERDINAND MUNIER ... Fat Man Dancing at Sky Club (uncredited) SPEC O'DONNELL ... Boy Hanging Sign - 'At Your Service, Madame' Number (uncredited) BRODERICK O'FARRELL ... Churchgoer (uncredited) PAUL PORCASI ... Luigi (uncredited) ROLFE SEDAN ... Opera Aficionado (uncredited) HARRY SEYMOUR ... Rudolph (uncredited) ETHEL SHANNON ... Woman (uncredited) EMMA TANSEY ... Passerby Giving Money (uncredited) EMMETT VOGAN ... Archie McNeish (uncredited) PAT WEST ... Man at Champ's Table (uncredited) LEO WHITE ... Man at Bar in Dempsey's (uncredited) LILLIAN WORTH ... Buxom Singer (uncredited) |
Directed by: WILLIAM KEIGHLEY ========= Writing Credits: JERRY WALD ... (screen play) & JULIUS J. EPSTEIN ... (screen play) PATSY FLICK ... (additional dialogue) MILDRED CRAM ... (story) LAIRD DOYLE ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) ABEM FINKEL ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: SAMUEL BISCHOFF ... producer (uncredited) HAL B. WALLIS ... executive producer (uncredited) JACK L. WARNER ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE BARNES ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: BERT L'ORLE ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: CARL JULES WEYL ========= Costume Design by: ORRY KELLY ... (gowns) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: AL DUBIN ... lyrics: songs LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... orchestral arrangements HARRY WARREN ... music: songs HEINZ ROEMHELD ... composer: music cues (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: BUSBY BERKELEY ... numbers staged and directed by BOBBY CONNOLLY ... numbers staged and directed by |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. (presents) (A Warner Bros. Picture) (as Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1935) [USA] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1935) [UK]Tp; ) (theatrical Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV |
| 1935 [UK] 12 July 1937 [Denmark] 9 August 1937 [Sweden] 29 November 1937 [USA] 29 June 1942 [Portugal] |
 SHE SHALL HAVE MUSIC (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 18 minutes] Millionaire shipbuilder Freddie Gates decides to publicize his ships by hiring Jack Hylton and his orchestra to broadcast from his yacht. Brian Gates, Freddie's son, has a low-approval-rating and a high dislike for jazz music and refuses to board the ship with the band on board. His father enters a conspiracy with singer Dorothy Drew to get him on the yacht, where the broadcasts will be made. Brian falls in love with Dorothy, but calls off the romance when he sees her dancing and singing with Hylton's band in Paris. Dorothy induces three members of the band to shanghai Brian when the yacht sails. A rival shipowner, determined to stop the broadcasts, bribes the crew to desert the ship and all hands are left stranded in mid-ocean on the yacht. The band-members manage to extricate them from their predicament and they get back to London, where Hylton is acclaimed and Brian marries Dorothy. |
THE BAND THAT JACK BUILT (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman MOANIN' MINNIE (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman SAILING ALONG ON A CARPET OF CLOUDS (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman NOTHIN' ON EARTH (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman DON'T ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman (DO THE) RUNAROUND (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman MAY ALL YOUR TROUBLES BE LITTLE ONES (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman MY FIRST THRILL (uncredited) Written by Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman THE LEADER OF THE BAND Written by Michael Carr and Jimmy Kennedy 12TH STREET RAG (uncredited) Written by Euday L. Bowman and Andy Razaf SANTA LUCIA (uncredited) Traditional SPANISH GYPSY DANCE (uncredited) Written by Pascual Marquina Narro and Mariano Tallada THE BLUE DANUBE (uncredited) Music by Johann Strauss BLAZE AWAY (uncredited) Music by Abe Holzmann Lyrics by Jimmy Kennedy CAN-CAN (uncredited) from "Orpheus in the Underworld" Music by Jacques Offenbach CHAMPAGNE DANCE (uncredited) Composer unknown Performed by Mathea Merryfield HYLTON STOMP (uncredited) Music by Jack Hylton Performed by Jack Hylton and His Band |
JUNE CLYDE ... Dorothy Drew MARJORIE BROOKS ... Mrs. Marlow GWEN FARRAR ... Miss Peachum BRIAN LAWRANCE ... Brian Gates CLAUDE DAMPIER ... Eddie EDMUND BREON ... Frederick Gates FELIX AYLMER ... Black JACK HYLTON ... Himself - Bandleader FREDDY SCHWEITZER ... Himself LESLIE CAREW ... Himself SONNY FARRAR ... Sonny ALEC TEMPLETON ... Himself ERNEST SEFTON ... Mr. Wallace DIANA WARD ... Herself MATHEA MERRYFIELD ... Dancer MAGDA NEELD ... Soprano CONSUELITA CARMONA ... Flamenco Dancer BABY TERRY ... Child Singer DEREK TURNER ... Child Singer JACK HYLTON AND HIS BAND ... Themselves Rest of cast listed alphabetically: BILLIE CARLYLE ... (uncredited) EDDIE HOOPER ... (uncredited) LANGLEY HOWARD ... (uncredited) BILLY MANN ... (uncredited) KEN SMOOTHEY ... (uncredited) |
Directed by: LESLIE HISCOTT ========= Writing Credits: PAUL ENGLAND ... (screen play) & H. FOWLER MEAR ... (screen play) & ARTHUR MACRAE ... (screen play) & C. DENIER WARREN ... (screen play) PAUL ENGLAND ... (story) (uncredited) ARTHUR MACRAE ... (story) (uncredited) H. FOWLER MEAR ... (story) (uncredited) C. DENIER WARREN ... (story) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: JULIUS HAGEN ... producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: SYDNEY BLYTHE ... (photography) WILLIAM LUFF ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: RALPH KEMPLEN ========= Art Direction by: JAMES A. CARTER ========= Costume Design by: LOUIS BROOKS ... (gowns) ========= Makeup Department: CHARLES ... coiffure ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ARTHUR BARNES ... assistant director VICTOR TRYTEL ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: BAYNHAM HONRI ... sound recordist CARLISLE MOUNTENEY ... sound recordist ========= Editorial Department: JACK HARRIS ... supervising editor ========= Music Department: AL GOODHART ... musical numbers AL HOFFMAN ... musical numbers MAURICE SIGLER ... musical numbers BILL TERNANT ... orchestration MELLE WEERSMA ... orchestration W.L. TRYTEL ... musical director (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HOWARD DEIGHTON ... choreographer / ensemble numbers by |
Production Companies: Julius Hagen Productions (as A Julius Hagen Production) ========= Distributors: Twickenham Film Distributors Ltd. (1935) [UK] Theatrical Imperial Distributing Corporation (1937) [USA] Theatrical - (states rights system) Englewood Entertainment (1998) [USA] VHS Imperial Pictures Inc. (I) (presents) (as Imperial Pict) [USA] Theatrical ========= Other Companies: Twickenham Studios (production facilities) (uncredited) (as Twickenham Film Studios) |
| 1935 [UK] |
 TWO HEARTS IN HARMONY (Musical) [1 hour 15 minutes] A singer is hired by a wealthy aristocrat to be his son's governess. |
LONG LIVE LOVE Written and Composed by EDDIE POLA and FRANZ VIENNA STEININGER JUST IN BETWEEN DON'T GO ON A DIET |
BERNICE CLAIRE ... Micky GEORGE CURZON ... Lord Sheldon ENID STAMP-TAYLOR ... Sheila NORA WILLIAMS ... Lil GORDON LITTLE ... Joe GUY MIDDLETON ... Mario PAUL HARTLEY ... Bobby ELIOT MAKEHAM ... Wagstaff JULIAN ROYCE ... Carstairs CHARLES FARRELL ... Charles Farrell CHIC ENDOR ... Chic Endor JACK HARRIS AND HIS BAND ... Jack Harris, Band leander Rest of cast listed alphabetically: SHEILA BARRETT ... Dodo REX CURTIS ... Butler JACK HARRIS AND HIS CAFE DE PARIS BAND ... Themselves VICTOR RIETTI ... Calvazzi BETTY THUMBLING ... Pam |
Directed by: WILLIAM BEAUDINE ========= Writing Credits: SAMUEL GIBSON BROWN ... (story) ROBERT EDMUNDS A.R. RAWLINSON ========= Produced by: JOHN CLEIN ... producer ========= Cinematography by: JOHN SILVER ========= Music Department: VAN PHILLIPS ... musical director EDDIE POLA ... lyricist: songs FRANZ VIENNA ... composer: songs |
Production Companies: Time Films (I) ========= Distributors: British International Pictures (BIP) (1935) [UK] Theatrical |
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| 7 May 1935 [UK] |
BE CAREFUL, MR SMITH (Comedy | Music Hall) [1 hour 12 minutes] Comedy with Music Hall entertainment. |
BOBBIE COMBER ... Geoffrey Smith BERTHA BELMORE ... Jenny Smith CECIL RAMAGE C. DENIER WARREN ARTHUR FINN WARREN C. JENKINS FRANK ATKINSON MARIE DAYNE BERTHA RICARDO ERNEST SEFTON |
Directed by: MAX MACK ========= Writing Credits: FRANK ATKINSON ERNEST LONGSTAFFE ========= Produced by: MAX MACK ... producer ========= Film Editing by: JAMES CORBETT ========= Art Direction by: JOHN MEAD ========= Sound Department: CECIL THORNTON ... sound |
Production Companies: Union Films ========= Distributors: Apex Film Distributors (1935) [UK] Theatrical |
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