| Release Date | Film | Soundtrack | Cast | Crew | Company Credits |
| 15 January 1937 [London, UK] 12 February 1937 [USA] 7 June 1937 [UK] |
 HEAD OVER HEELS later called HEAD OVER HEELS IN LOVE (Musical) [1 hour 24 minutes] In Paris, nightclub entertainer Jeanne (Jessie Matthews) falls in love with her dance partner, the idle, womanising Marcel (Louis Borel). When Marcel runs off with rich and glamorous film star Norma (Helen Whitney Bourne), Jeanne's true love Pierre (Robert Flemyng) comes to her aid, and helps find her work on the radio. After becoming a successful radio star, Jeanne becomes attractive once more to Marcel, but the faithful Pierre cannot risk losing her again. |
HEAD OVER HEELS (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Jessie Matthews MAY I HAVE THE NEXT ROMANCE WITH YOU (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Jessie Matthews DON'T GIVE A GOOD GOSH DARN (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Jessie Matthews LOOKING AROUND CORNERS FOR YOU (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Jessie Matthews THERE'S THAT LOOK IN YOUR EYES AGAIN (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Jessie Matthews THROUGH THE COURTESY OF LOVE (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Jessie Matthews ADVERTISING JINGLES - GENTS OUTFITTERS, DENTAL CREAM, CHEWING GUM (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Jessie Matthews LA MARSEILLAISE (uncredited) Music by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle Arranged by 'Louis Levy' |
JESSIE MATTHEWS ... Jeanne Colbert LOUIS BORELL ... Marcel Larimour ROBERT FLEMYNG ... Pierre WHITNEY BOURNE ... Norma Langtry ROMNEY BRENT ... Matty BUDDY BRADLEY ... Instructor ELIOT MAKEHAM ... Martin PAUL LEYSSAC ... Max FRED DUPREZ ... Norma's Manager Rest of cast listed alphabetically: EDWARD COOPER ... Charles (uncredited) VICTOR HARRINGTON ... Radio Seine Audience Member (uncredited) |
Directed by: SONNIE HALE ========= Writing Credits: FRANCIS DE CROISSET ... (play) MARJORIE GAFFNEY ... (scenario) DWIGHT TAYLOR ... (adaptation) DWIGHT TAYLOR ... (dialogue) FRED THOMPSON ... (adaptation) ========= Produced by: S.C. BALCON ... associate producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: BRETTON BYRD ... (uncredited) LEIGHTON LUCAS ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GLEN MacWILLIAMS ========= Film Editing by: AL BARNES ========= Art Direction by: ALFRED JUNGE ========= Costume Design by: J. STRASSNER ... (dresses) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ARTHUR LUEKER ... first assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: GLENN CRAVATH ... U.S. poster artist (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: A.C. O'DONOGHUE ... sound recordist ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: MARIANNE ... wardrobe ========= Music Department: MACK GORDON ... words and music by LOUIS LEVY ... musical director HARRY REVEL ... words and music by ========= Additional Crew: BUDDY BRADLEY ... dances arranged by |
Production Companies: Gaumont British Picture Corporation ========= Distributors: Gaumont British Distributors (1937) [UK] Theatrical Gaumont British Picture Corporation of America (1937) [USA] Theatrical |
| 4 February 1937 [New York City, New York, USA] 12 February 1937 [USA] 12 June 1937 [Mexico] 9 July 1937 [France] 12 August 1937 [Germany] 3 November 1937 [Denmark] 6 December 1937 [Portugal] 23 January 1938 [Slovenia] 16 April 1938 [Croatia] 3 September 2018 {Cinecon Film Festival} [USA] |
 ON THE AVENUE (Musical | Comedy | Romance) [1 hour 29 minutes] A new Broadway show starring Gary Blake shamelessly lampoons the rich Carraway family. To get her own back, daughter Mimi sets out to ensnare Blake, but the courtship is soon for real, to the annoyance of his co-star, hoofing chanteuse Mona Merrick. |
HE AIN'T GOT RHYTHM (1937) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Performed by Alice Faye, The Ritz Brothers and chorus in the show CHEEK TO CHEEK (1935) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Partially sung by Harry Ritz in the "He Ain't Got Rhythm" number THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME (HOME, SWEET HOME) (1823) (uncredited) Music by H.R. Bishop composed partly from a Sicilian air Played during "The Richest Girl in America" sketch SAILING, SAILING (OVER THE BOUNDING MAIN) (1880) (uncredited) Written by Godfrey Marks Played during "The Richest Girl in America" sketch A-HUNTING WE WILL GO (uncredited) Traditional Played during "The Richest Girl in America" sketch JINGLE BELLS (1857) (uncredited) Written by James Pierpont Played during "The Richest Girl in America" sketch HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU (1893) (uncredited) Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill Played during "The Richest Girl in America" sketch THE GIRL ON THE POLICE GAZETTE (1937) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Sung by Dick Powell with a barbershop quartet Reprised later by Powell YOU'RE LAUGHING AT ME (1937) (uncredited) (Partly written in 1927) Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Sung by Dick Powell with the studio orchestra THIS YEAR'S KISSES (1937) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Sung by Alice Faye with piano accompaniment at rehearsal Reprised by Faye at Tony's Restaurant I'VE GOT MY LOVE TO KEEP ME WARM (1937) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Played during Mimi's visit to Gary's dressing room Sung by Dick Powell and Alice Faye in the show Reprised as dance music at Tony's Restaurant SLUMMING ON PARK AVENUE (1937) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Performed by Alice Faye, The Ritz Brothers and chorus Reprised by Dick Powell at Tony's Restaurant Reprised again by the major cast members at Papaloupas' diner at the end LARGO AL FACTOTUM (1816) (uncredited) from "Il Barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville)" Music by Gioachino Rossini Libretto by Cesare Sterbini Partially sung by Harry Ritz in the "Slumming on Park Avenue" number OCHI CHYORNYE (DARK EYES) (uncredited) Russian folksong Partially sung by Harry Ritz in the "Slumming on Park Avenue" number BRIDAL CHORUS (HERE COMES THE BRIDE) (1850) (uncredited) from "Lohengrin" Music by Richard Wagner Played at the start of the wedding THE SKATERS WALTZ (LES PATINEURS) (1882) (uncredited) Music by Emil Waldteufel Played during "The Richest Girl in America" sketch Played on phonograph during trapeze scene |
DICK POWELL ... Gary Blake MADELEINE CARROLL ... Mimi Caraway ALICE FAYE ... Mona Merrick RITZ BROTHERS ... Performers GEORGE BARBIER ... Commodore Caraway ALAN MOWBRAY ... Frederick Sims CORA WITHERSPOON ... Aunt Fritz WALTER CATLETT ... Jake Dibble DOUGLAS FOWLEY ... Eddie Eads JOAN DAVIS ... Miss Katz STEPIN FETCHIT ... Herman SIG RUMANN ... Herr Hanfstangel BILLY GILBERT ... Joe Papaloupas E.E. CLIVE ... Cabby DOUGLAS WOOD ... Mr. Trivet JOHN SHEEHAN ... Stage Manager PAUL IRVING ... Harry Morris HARRY STUBBS ... Kelly RICARDO MANDIA ... Luigi EDWARD COOPER ... Potts PAUL GERRITS ... Joe Cherry Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LYNN BARI ... Chorus Girl / Mrs. Mary Jackson (uncredited) SAMMY BLUM ... Barber in Police Gazette Number (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Theatre Attendant (uncredited) FRANK DARIEN ... Frank - Stage Doorman (uncredited) SHIRLEY DEANE ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) JAY EATON ... Front Row Theatre Patron (uncredited) WILLIAM EDDRITT ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Marie - Mimi's Maid (uncredited) JUNE GALE ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) SHELDON JETT ... Waiter in Production Number (uncredited) HANK MANN ... Footman in Sketch (uncredited) JOE McGUINN ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) HAROLD MILLER ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) LOUIS NATHEAUX ... Man in Audience (uncredited) DAVID NEWELL ... Wedding Attendant (uncredited) EDGAR NORTON ... James - Butler on Stage (uncredited) WILLIAM H. O'BRIEN ... Butler in Play (uncredited) ALEXANDER POLLARD ... Butler at Wedding (uncredited) AL RITZ ... One of the Ritz Brothers (uncredited) HARRY RITZ ... One of the Ritz Brothers (uncredited) JIMMY RITZ ... One of the Ritz Brothers (uncredited) DEWEY ROBINSON ... Stout Man in Diner (uncredited) GENEVA SAWYER ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) LOUISE SEIDEL ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) JACK STONEY ... Man in Diner (uncredited) EDDY WALLER ... Shooting Gallery Attendant (uncredited) MARJORIE WEAVER ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROY DEL RUTH ========= Writing Credits: GENE MARKEY ... (screen play) and WILLIAM CONSELMAN ... (screen play) IRVING BERLIN ... (story) (uncredited) EDDIE CHERKOSE ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) SAMUEL POKRASS ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: GENE MARKEY ... associate producer DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: CHARLES MAXWELL ... (uncredited) CYRIL J. MOCKRIDGE ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: LUCIEN ANDRIOT ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: ALLEN MCNEIL ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: WILLIAM DARLING ========= Set Decoration by: THOMAS LITTLE ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: GWEN WAKELING ... (costumes) ========= Production Management: DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... in charge of production ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: WILLIAM J. SCULLY ... assistant director ========= Art Department: MARK-LEE KIRK ... associate art director HALDANE DOUGLAS ... musical settings associate (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: JOSEPH E. AIKEN ... sound ROGER HEMAN ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: SAM BENSON ... wardrobe supervisor (uncredited) ========= Music Department: IRVING BERLIN ... music and lyrics by ARTHUR LANGE ... musical director HERBERT W. SPENCER ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: SEYMOUR FELIX ... dances staged by WILLIAM A. SEITER ... fill-in director (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox (presents) (in Irving Berlin's) (as Twentieth Century-Fox) ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (as 20th Century Fox) (1937) [USA] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1937) [FRANCE] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1938) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical |
| 12 February 1937 [USA] 26 March 1937 [Den Haag, Netherlands] 29 March 1937 [Denmark] 29 March 1937 [Sweden] 21 August 1937 [Australia] 29 September 1937 [France] 17 October 1937 [Finland] 4 November 1937 [Croatia] 9 December 1937 [Portugal] 4 January 1938 [Slovenia] 13 December 1939 [Barcelona, Spain] 25 December 1939 [Madrid, Spain] |
 WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 50 minutes] Artist Jimmy Hudson (Cary Grant) is stuck in Mexico unable to pay his hotel bill. Meanwhile, Louise Fuller (Grace Moore) opera singer is stuck in the same town unable to return to the US due to visa problems. The solution, Hudson agrees to marry Fuller, in return for which she pays him $2,000, which allows her to return to New York to resume her opera career. Hudson and Fuller continue to meet and trade barbs, but it's clear they are falling for each other. A highlight is when Fuller joins a 5 piece band to sing "Minnie the Moocher", the Cab Calloway signature number. True love appears to be thwarted by Fuller's career obligations and divorce papers are exchanged. But in the end love is triumphant! |
MINNIE THE MOOCHER Music by Cab Calloway Lyrics by Irving Mills and Clarence Gaskill Arranged by Al Siegel OUR SONG Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Sung by Grace Moore SERENADE Music by Franz Schubert SIBONEY Music by Ernesto Lecuona THE WALTZ SONG from "Romeo and Juliet" Music by Charles Gounod Libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré IN THE GLOAMING Lyrics by Meta Orred Music by Annie Fortescue Harrison THE WHISTLING BOY Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Dorothy Fields VISSI D'ARTE from "Tosca" by Giacomo Puccini Sung by Grace Moore in the opening credits |
MISS GRACE MOORE ... Louise Fuller CARY GRANT ... Jimmy Hudson ALINE MacMAHON ... Marianne Woods HENRY STEPHENSON ... Walter Mitchell THOMAS MITCHELL ... Hank Miller CATHARINE DOUCET ... Jane Summers LUIS ALBERNI ... Luis Perugini GERALD OLIVER SMITH ... Gerald Meeker EMMA DUNN ... Mrs. Hamilton GEORGE PEARCE ... Mr. Hamilton FRANK PUGLIA ... Carlos Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JACQUELINE BECKER ... Minor Role HERBERT ASHLEY ... Immigration Chief (uncredited) SCOTTY BECKETT ... Little Boy with Whistle (uncredited) DICK BOTILLER ... Mexican (uncredited) LOUISE BROOKS ... Specialty Ballerina in Chorus (uncredited) ROMAINE CALLENDER ... Waiter (uncredited) GEORGE COOPER ... Assistant Immigration Officer (uncredited) GEORGIE COOPER ... Woman (uncredited) MARCELLE CORDAY ... Marie - Louise's Maid (uncredited) EMERY D'ARCY ... Scarpia (uncredited) JEAN DE BRIAC ... Headwaiter (uncredited) HELEN DICKSON ... Woman (uncredited) JOE DOMINGUEZ ... Mexican (uncredited) ANN DORAN ... Secretary (uncredited) NADINE DORE ... Girl (uncredited) JACK EGGER ... Boy (uncredited) JOSE FERNANDEZ ... Dancer (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Woman Outside Dressing Room (uncredited) JOSEPH FORTE ... Waiter's Assistant (uncredited) OTTO FRIES ... Otto- Musician (uncredited) BUD GEARY ... Reporter (uncredited) BILLY GILBERT ... Jose the Bartender (uncredited) CHUCK HAMILTON ... Tony - Assistant Stage Manager (uncredited) RUTH HILLIARD ... Minor Role (uncredited) LEYLAND HODGSON ... Man Outside Dressing Room (uncredited) HARRY HOLMAN ... A Babbitt Brother (uncredited) PHYLLIS HOLT ... Minor Role (uncredited) ARTHUR HOYT ... Man with Newsaper and Deaf Wife (uncredited) ARTHUR STUART HULL ... Business Man (uncredited) WILLIAM IRVING ... Concertgoer Hanging from Tree (uncredited) SOLEDAD JIMÉNEZ ... Wife of Justice of the Peace (uncredited) PAYNE B. JOHNSON ... Boy (uncredited) EDWARD KEANE ... Stage Manager (uncredited) SHARON KELLER ... Minor Role (uncredited) ISABEL LA MAL ... Woman (uncredited) HARVEY LEACH ... Harvey - Musician (uncredited) RAÚL LECHUGA ... Mexican Policeman (uncredited) FRANK LEYVA ... Mexican Policeman (uncredited) BERT LINDEN ... Dancer (uncredited) J.P. LOCKNEY ... Doorman (uncredited) ALPHONSE MARTELL ... Announcer (uncredited) CHRIS-PIN MARTIN ... Servant (uncredited) ROBERT McKENZIE ... Charlie Perkins (uncredited) WILSON MILLAR ... Italian (uncredited) CARLOS MONTALBÁN ... Minor Role (uncredited) GENE MORGAN ... Dancer (uncredited) OLIVE MORGAN ... Minor Role (uncredited) ARTHUR MOSQUIERA ... Minor Role (uncredited) MARTHA MOSQUIERA ... Minor Role (uncredited) WILLIAM MOSQUIERA ... Minor Role (uncredited) JEANETTE NOESON ... Minor Role (uncredited) FLETCHER NORTON ... Teacher (uncredited) DAVE O'BRIEN ... Dancer (uncredited) ROBERT EMMETT O'CONNOR ... Assistant Immigration Officer (uncredited) BARNETT PARKER ... Butler (uncredited) MANUEL PARÍS ... Hotel Clerk (uncredited) WILLIAM PAWLEY ... Bruiser (uncredited) PAUL POWER ... Minor Role (uncredited) GUS REED ... Fat Waiter (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Man Outside Dressing Room (uncredited) DEWEY ROBINSON ... Reporter (uncredited) CLAIRE ROCHELLE ... Girl (uncredited) HENRY ROQUEMORE ... Ticket Clerk (uncredited) ENRIQUE DE ROSAS ... Hotel Manager (uncredited) DON ROWAN ... Bruiser (uncredited) CARMEN SAMANIEGO ... Dancer (uncredited) NENA SANDOVAL ... Dancer (uncredited) HECTOR V. SARNO ... Jail Guard (uncredited) C. MONTAGUE SHAW ... Attorney (uncredited) BRUCE SIDNEY ... Stage Manager (uncredited) PEGGY STRATFORD ... Woman (uncredited) MARY ANN SUCH ... Little Ballet Dancer (uncredited) PATTY JO TRACY ... Minor Role (uncredited) ANTONIO VIDAL ... Justice of the Peace (uncredited) CATHERINE WALLACE ... Minor Role (uncredited) MAY WALLACE ... Deaf Wife (uncredited) LUCILLE WARD ... Music Teacher (uncredited) PAT WEST ... A Babbitt Brother (uncredited) RUTH WILLIARD ... Woman (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROBERT RISKIN HARRY LACHMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: ETHEL HILL ... (story) ROBERT RISKIN CEDRIC WORTH ... (story) ========= Produced by: EVERETT RISKIN ... producer ========= Music by: ALFRED NEWMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOSEPH WALKER ========= Film Editing by: GENE MILFORD ========= Art Direction by: STEPHEN GOOSSÓN ========= Costume Design by: BERNARD NEWMAN ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ARTHUR S. BLACK Jr. ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: LODGE CUNNINGHAM ... sound ========= Music Department: ALFRED NEWMAN ... musical director EDWARD B. POWELL ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: LEON LEONIDOFF ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Columbia Pictures ========= Distributors: Columbia Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures Corporation (1937) [UK] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Canada (1937) [CANADA] Theatrical Les Films Osso (1937) [FRANCE] Theatrical Screen Gems (1958) [USA] TV ========= Other Companies: Western Costume Company (costume supplier) (uncredited) |
| 2 March 1937 [London, UK] |
MAYFAIR MELODY (Musical) [1 hour 23 minutes] The film was a quota quickie production, featuring Falkner as a factory hand whose wonderful singing voice is discovered by the daughter of the factory owner. She then guides him up the ladder to fame and fortune as a professional singer. |
Classed as a Lost Film | KEITH FALKNER ... Mark JOYCE KIRBY ... Brenda CHILI BOUCHIER ... Carmen BRUCE LISTER ... Dickie GLEN ALYN ... Daphne GEORGE GALLEON ... Lord Chester LOUIS GOODRICH ... Ludborough IAN MACLEAN ... Collecchi VIVIENNE CHATTERTON ... Mme. Collecchi AUBREY MALLALIEU ... Dighton |
Directed by: ARTHUR B. WOODS ========= Writing Credits: JAMES DYRENFORTH ... (story) ========= Produced by: IRVING ASHER ... executive producer ========= Music by: KENNETH LESLIE-SMITH ========= Cinematography by: BASIL EMMOTT ========= Music Department: JAMES DYRENFORTH ... lyricist: songs ========= Additional Crew: JACK DONOHUE ... dance director |
Production Companies: Warner Brothers-First National Productions ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1937) [UK] Theatrical ========= Other Companies: Teddington Studios (production facilities) |
| 12 March 1937 [USA] 21 April 1937 [Sweden] 9 July 1937 [Argentina] 27 August 1937 [Denmark] 8 October 1937 [Groningen, Netherlands] 28 November 1937 [Finland] 6 January 1938 [Portugal] 9 March 1938 [France] 3 June 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] |
 SWING HIGH, SWING LOW (Comedy | Drama | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 32 minutes] In Panama, Maggie King meets soldier Skid Johnson on his last day in the army and reluctantly agrees to a date to celebrate. The two become involved in a nightclub brawl which causes Maggie to miss her ship back to the States. Now stranded, she's forced to move in with Skid and his pal Harry. She soon falls in love with Skid. Skid gets a job playing the trumpet at a local club and becomes a big success. Fame and fortune go to his head which eventually destroys his relationship Maggie and his career. |
SWING HIGH, SWING LOW (1937) (uncredited) Music by Burton Lane Lyrics by Ralph Freed Sung by an unidentifed chorus during the opening credits YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW (1917) (uncredited) Music by Isham Jones Lyrics by Tell Taylor and Ole Olsen Variations in the score several times PANAMANIA (1937) (uncredited) Written by Sam Coslow and Al Siegel Performed by Dorothy Lamour I HEAR A CALL TO ARMS (1937) (uncredited) Written by Sam Coslow and Al Siegel Performed by Carole Lombard with Fred MacMurray (trumpet) and Charles Butterworth (piano) Reprised by Dorothy Lamour at the El Greco nightclub Reprised again by Lombard and MacMurray at the end THEN IT ISN'T LOVE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Performed by Carole Lombard BRIDAL CHORUS (HERE COMES THE BRIDE) (1850) (uncredited) from "Lohengrin" Music by Richard Wagner Performed by Fred MacMurray (trumpet and vocal) and Charles Butterworth (piano) SPRING IS IN THE AIR (1937) (uncredited) Music by Charles Kisco Lyrics by Ralph Freed Written for the movie but not sung LONELY LITTLE SEÑORITA (1937) (uncredited) Music by Julian Oliver Lyrics by Leo Robin Written for the movie but not sung THE BLACK ROOSTER (1937) (uncredited) Written by Al Siegel, Phil Boutelje and Charles Kisco Written for the movie but not sung |
CAROLE LOMBARD ... Maggie King FRED MACMURRAY ... Skid Johnson CHARLES BUTTERWORTH ... Harry JEAN DIXON ... Ella DOROTHY LAMOUR ... Anita Alvarez HARVEY STEPHENS ... Harvey Howell CECIL CUNNINGHAM ... Murphy CHARLES ARNT ... Georgie FRANKLIN PANGBORN ... Henri ANTHONY QUINN ... The Don CHARLES JUDELS ... Tony Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MARTHA ARCOS ... Girl (uncredited) WILLIAM ARNOLD ... Croupier (uncredited) EUMENIO BLANCO ... Interpreter (uncredited) LEE BOWMAN ... El Greco Patron (uncredited) SPENCER CHAN ... Cook (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Butch's Customer (uncredited) LEE COOLEY ... Radio Announcer (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Tony's Italian Friend (uncredited) JACK DALEY ... Dock Policeman (uncredited) LEYLAND HODGSON ... Gambler (uncredited) ESTHER HOWARD ... Beauty Salon Customer (uncredited) ARTHUR STUART HULL ... Booking Agent (uncredited) GEORGE W. JIMENEZ ... Justice of the Peace (uncredited) DARBY JONES ... Black Santa Claus (uncredited) DONALD KERR ... Radio Technician (uncredited) RICHARD KIPLING ... Army Surgeon (uncredited) NICHOLAS KOBLIANSKY ... Gambler (uncredited) NICK LUKATS ... Man in Nightclub (uncredited) JERRY MANDY ... Interpreter (uncredited) CHRIS-PIN MARTIN ... Sleepy Servant (uncredited) FRANCES MORRIS ... Cloakroom Attendant (uncredited) AL MORRO ... Bouncer (uncredited) LOUIS NATHEAUX ... Gambler (uncredited) PAUL NEWLAN ... Army Lieutenant (uncredited) DENNIS O'KEEFE ... Purser (uncredited) RALPH REMLEY ... Musselwhite (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Visitor Leaving Ship (uncredited) ENRIQUE DE ROSAS ... Judge (uncredited) OSCAR RUDOLPH ... Elevator Boy (uncredited) HARRY SEMELS ... Chief of Police (uncredited) GEORGE SOREL ... El Greco Manager (uncredited) CHARLES STEVENS ... Panamanian at Cockfight (uncredited) FRANK WHITSON ... Gambler (uncredited) WILLIAM WRIGHT ... Attendant (uncredited) |
Directed by: MITCHELL LEISEN ========= Writing Credits: VIRGINIA VAN UPP ... (screen play) and OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II ... (screen play) GEORGE MANKER WATTERS ... (based on a play by) and ARTHUR HOPKINS ... (based on a play by) WALTER DELEON ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) FRANCIS MARTIN ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: ARTHUR HORNBLOW Jr. ... producer ========= Music by: PHIL BOUTELJE ... (uncredited) RALPH RAINGER ... (uncredited) VICTOR YOUNG ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: TED TETZLAFF ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: EDA WARREN ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER ERNST FEGTÉ ========= Set Decoration by: SAM COMER ... (uncredited) ========= Costume Design by: TRAVIS BANTON ... (costumes designed by) ========= Makeup Department: WALLY WESTMORE ... makeup artist: Dorothy Lamour (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: EDGAR ANDERSON ... assistant director (uncredited) PERCY MORRIS ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: A.E. FREUDEMAN ... interior decorator ========= Sound Department: EARL HAYMAN ... sound recordist DON JOHNSON ... sound recordist ========= Visual Effects by: FARCIOT EDOUART ... special photographic effects ========= Camera and Electrical Department: PAT DREW ... electrician (uncredited) ========= Music Department: PHIL BOUTELJE ... compositions and arrangements SAM COSLOW ... original songs by BORIS MORROS ... musical director RALPH RAINGER ... original songs by LEO ROBIN ... original songs by AL SIEGEL ... original songs by / vocal supervisor VICTOR YOUNG ... compositions and arrangements ========= Additional Crew: ADOLPH ZUKOR ... presenter WILLIAM CANDREVA ... dubbing trumpet: Fred MacMurray (uncredited) LEROY PRINZ ... dance effects (uncredited) FRANKIE ZINZER ... dubbing trumpet: Fred MacMurray (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (A Paramount Picture) (1937) [USA] Theatrical Paramount Film Service (1937) [CANADA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1937) [UK] Theatrical Paramount Film Service (1937) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1937) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Paramount-Film (1937) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV Reel Media International (2004) [WORLD-WIDE] Video Reel Media International (2007) [WORLD-WIDE] All Media Take 2 Video [USA] VHS |
| 23 March 1937 [USA] 10 May 1937 [Sweden] 16 July 1937 [Argentina] 1 August 1937 [Finland] 23 October 1937 [Slovenia] 17 February 1938 [Portugal] 22 July 1938 [Croatia] 16 March 1939 [Denmark] |
 WAIKIKI WEDDING (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 29 minutes] Tony Marvin is a laid back but incredibly successful promoter and fair-haired boy for J. P. Todhunter's pineapple company located in beautiful Hawaii. He gets the company to sponsor a contest in which the winner gets a Hawaiian vacation and is obligated to write articles on the islands which, when published, will constitute a publicity coup for the company. Unfortunately, Georgia Smith, the winner, feels lonely and isolated in the Islands and wants to return to the States. With help from buddy Shad Buggle Tony tries to romantically divert Georgia without letting her know his true motivation. |
SWEET IS THE WORD FOR YOU (uncredited) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung by Bing Crosby Reprised by Shirley Ross SWEET LEILANI Written by Harry Owens Hawaiian lyrics by Jimmy Lowell Sung by Bing Crosby and Hawaiian chorus BLUE HAWAII (uncredited) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung by Bing Crosby Reprised by Bing Crosby, Shirley Ross, and chorus IN A LITTLE HULA HEAVEN (uncredited) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung by Shirley Ross OKOLEHAU (uncredited) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung By Martha Raye NANI ONA PUA (uncredited) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung by Bing Crosby and Hawaiian chorus |
BING CROSBY ... Tony Marvin BOB BURNS ... Shad Buggle MARTHA RAYE ... Myrtle Finch SHIRLEY ROSS ... Georgia Smith GEORGE BARBIER ... J.P. Todhunter LEIF ERIKSON ... Dr. Victor Quimby GRADY SUTTON ... Everett Todhunter GRANVILLE BATES ... Uncle Herman ANTHONY QUINN ... Kimo MITCHELL LEWIS ... Koalani GEORGE REGAS ... Muamua NICK LUKATS ... Assistant Purser PRINCE LEI LANI ... Priest MAURICE LIU ... Kaiaka RAQUEL ECHEVERRÍA ... Mahina IRIS YAMAOKA ... Secretary Rest of cast listed alphabetically: NINA CAMPANA ... Old Woman (uncredited) JACK CHAPIN ... Photographer (uncredited) SPENCER CHARTERS ... Frame (uncredited) ETHEL CLAYTON ... Tourist (uncredited) KUULEI DE CLERCQ ... Lani (uncredited) NALANI DE CLERCQ ... Maile (uncredited) EMMA DUNN ... Mrs. Marvin (uncredited) LALO ENCINAS ... Policeman (uncredited) HAROLD ENTWISTLE ... Bit Role (uncredited) HARRY FIELD ... Member of Kimo's Gang (uncredited) LEE TUNG FOO ... Gardener (uncredited) AUGIE GOUPIL ... Specialty Dancer (uncredited) HARRIETTE HADDON ... Hula Dancer (uncredited) GEORGE HERRERA ... Member of Kimo's Gang (uncredited) MANUAL KALILI ... Member of Kimo's Gang (uncredited) GEORGE KALUNA ... Member of Kimo's Gang (uncredited) RAY KINNEY ... Singer (uncredited) ALEXANDER LEFTWICH ... Harrison (uncredited) LOTUS LIU ... Suki (uncredited) JOE MOLINA ... Member of Kimo's Gang (uncredited) DAVID NEWELL ... Radio Operator (uncredited) ROBERT EMMETT O'CONNOR ... Policeman (uncredited) MICHAEL PECAROVICH ... Ship's officer (uncredited) ALFONSO PEDROZA ... Doorman (uncredited) SATINI PUALOA ... Knife Dancer (uncredited) PEDRO REGAS ... Cab Driver (uncredited) MIRI REI ... Specialty Dancer (uncredited) RALPH REMLEY ... Tomlin (uncredited) HENRY ROQUEMORE ... Tourist (uncredited) ED SOJIN Jr. ... Bellboy (uncredited) HARRY STUBBS ... Keith (uncredited) RICHARD TERRY ... Taxi Driver (uncredited) HARRY TYLER ... Sailor (uncredited) TONY URCHEL ... Member of Kimo's Gang (uncredited) HARRY J. VEJAR ... Desk Sergeant (uncredited) PIERRE WATKIN ... John Durkin (uncredited) DOROTHY WHITE ... Dancer (uncredited) GLORIA WILLIAMS ... Tourist (uncredited) VICTOR WONG ... Gardener (uncredited) |
Directed by: FRANK TUTTLE ========= Writing Credits: FRANK BUTLER ... (screen play) and DON HARTMAN ... (screen play) and WALTER DELEON ... (screen play) and FRANCIS MARTIN ... (screen play) FRANK BUTLER ... (story) and DON HARTMAN ... (story) ========= Produced by: ARTHUR HORNBLOW Jr. ... producer ========= Music by: LEO SHUKEN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: KARL STRUSS ========= Film Editing by: PAUL WEATHERWAX ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER ROBERT USHER ========= Set Decoration by: A.E. FREUDEMAN ========= Costume Design by: EDITH HEAD ========= Sound Department: GENE MERRITT ... sound LOUIS MESENKOP ... sound ========= Visual Effects by: FARCIOT EDOUART ... special photographic effects LOYAL GRIGGS ... transparencies (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ARTHUR FRANKLIN ... music arranger JIMMY LOWELL ... lyrics: Sweet Leilani BORIS MORROS ... musical director HARRY OWENS ... song: Sweet Leilani RALPH RAINGER ... music: songs LEO ROBIN ... lyrics: songs AL SIEGEL ... music arranger VICTOR YOUNG ... orchestrator CHARLES BRADSHAW ... composer: additional music (uncredited) VICTOR YOUNG ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ROBERT C. BRUCE ... Hawaiian exteriors LEROY PRINZ ... choreographer ADOLPH ZUKOR ... presenter |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV MCA/Universal Home Video (1995) [USA] VHS Universal Studios (2006) [USA] DVD - (Included in "Bing Crosby" Screen Legends Collection") Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2011) [USA] DVD - (DVD-R Universal Vault Series) Umbrella Entertainment (2019) [AUSTRALIA] DVD ========= Other Companies: Deluxe Digital Studios (DVD transfer) |
| 26 March 1937 [USA] 16 June 1937 [Argentina] 25 June 1937 [France] 2 August 1937 [Sweden] 6 August 1937 [Netherlands] 9 September 1937 [Hungary] 11 September 1937 [Denmark] 19 September 1937 [Finland] 30 September 1937 [Croatia] 5 October 1937 [Portugal] 15 October 1937 [Germany] 5 January 1938 [Slovenia] 15 November 1940 [Barcelona, Spain] 28 August 1948 (re-release) [Finland] 6 December 1962 (re-release) [Finland] |
 MAYTIME (Drama | Musical | Romance) [2 hours 12 minutes] An elderly Miss Morrison recounts her life as the once young and beautiful opera singer Marcia Morney-then the toast of Napoleon III's Paris. One evening, she encounters an American voice student, Paul Allison, and the two unexpectedly fall in love. Unfortunately for her, she has already accepted the marriage proposal of her mentor, Nicolai Nazaroff-more out of obligation than any feeling of love for him. As a result, she breaks off her relationship with Paul, and reluctantly marries Nicolai. After 7 years of marriage, Nicolai sets up Marcia for an engagement performance in the United States of the opera "Tsaritsa". Nicolai signs up Paul as her leading partner, not knowing of Marcia and Paul's past. When he realizes what he has done, Nicolai becomes enraged with jealousy... |
NOW IT'S THE MONTH OF MAYING (uncredited) Traditional Sung by chorus WILL YOU REMEMBER (SWEETHEART)? Music by Sigmund Romberg Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young Sung by Nelson Eddy PLANTONS DA VIGNE (uncredited) Traditional Sung by Nelson Eddy VIVE L'OPERA Music by Herbert Stothart Lyrics by Bob Wright (as Robert Wright) and Chet Forrest (as George Forrest) Sung by Nelson Eddy and chorus HAM AND EGGS Music by Herbert Stothart Lyrics by Bob Wright (as Robert Wright) and Chet Forrest (as George Forrest) Sung by Nelson Eddy and chorus CARRY ME BACK TO OLD VIRGINNY (uncredited) Written by James Allen Bland Sung by Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald SANTA LUCIA (uncredited) Traditional Sung by Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy and an uncredited singer CZARITZA (based on Symphony No. 5) Composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Sung by Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy and chorus WILL YOU REMEMBER (SWEETHEART)? Music by Sigmund Romberg Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy LES FILLES DE CADIX Written by Léo Delibes Lyrics by Alfred de Musset Sung by Jeanette MacDonald LE RÉGIMENT DE SAMBRE ET MEUSE Written by Robert Planquette Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and chorus NOBLES SEIGNEUR, SALUT from the opera "Les Huguenots" Written by Giacomo Meyerbeer Libretto by Eugène Scribe Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and chorus CAVATINE DU PAGE "UNE DAME, NOBLE ET SAGE" from the opera "Les Huguenots" Act 1 Written by Giacomo Meyerbeer Librette by Eugène Scribe Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and chorus LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR Written by Gaetano Donizetti WILLIAM TELL Written by Gioachino Rossini TANNHÄUSER Written by Richard Wagner TRISTAN UND ISOLDE Written by Richard Wagner FAUST Written by Charles Gounod |
JEANETTE MACDONALD ... Marcia Mornay NELSON EDDY ... Paul Allison JOHN BARRYMORE ... Nicolai Nazaroff HERMAN BING ... August Archipenko TOM BROWN ... Kip Stuart LYNNE CARVER ... Barbara Roberts RAFAELA OTTIANO ... Ellen CHARLES JUDELS ... Cabby PAUL PORCASI ... Trentini SIG RUMANN ... Fanchon WALTER KINGSFORD ... Mr. Rudyard GUY BATES POST ... Louis Napoleon Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MARISKA ALDRICH ... Opera Singer (uncredited) BERNICE ALSTOCK ... Contralto in 'Success' Montage (voice) (uncredited) NICK ANGELO ... Tenor in 'Success' Montage (voice) (uncredited) MARTHA BAMATTRE ... Lady in Bar (uncredited) AGOSTINO BORGATO ... Student (uncredited) BARLOWE BORLAND ... Stage Doorman (uncredited) LOUIS BRENN ... Minor Role (uncredited) JOAN BRESLAU ... Queen of the May (uncredited) HARLAN BRIGGS ... Bearded Director (uncredited) PATTY BROWN ... Minor Role (uncredited) BUD MURRAY CHILDREN ... Children at maypole (uncredited) MAURICE CASS ... Opera House Manager (uncredited) IPHIGENIE CASTIGLIONI ... Empress Eugenie (uncredited) ALLAN CAVAN ... Minor Role (uncredited) SHIRLEY COATES ... Minor Role (uncredited) LUKE COSGRAVE ... Minor Role (uncredited) EARL COVERT ... DeNevers (uncredited) PAUL CREMONESI ... Opera Critic (uncredited) GUY D'ENNERY ... Aide (uncredited) HARRY DAVENPORT ... Opera Director (uncredited) BLAIR DAVIES ... Student (uncredited) GEORGE DAVIS ... Usher at Opera (uncredited) DIANA DEAN ... Minor Role (uncredited) ANNA DEMETRIO ... Madame Fanchon (uncredited) DICK DENNIS ... Tenor in 'Success' Montage (voice) (uncredited) THE DON COSSACK CHORUS ... Chorus (uncredited) SARAH EDWARDS ... Minor Role (uncredited) FRANK ELLIOTT ... Aide (uncredited) ZARI ELMASSIAN ... Minor Role (uncredited) HAROLD ENTWISTLE ... Roue (uncredited) SHIRLEY FIFE ... Little Girl (uncredited) ROBERT FISCHER ... Mr. Abrams (uncredited) CHRISTIAN J. FRANK ... Gendarme (uncredited) BILLY GILBERT ... Drunk (uncredited) RALPH GILLIAM ... Minor Role (uncredited) ED GODDARD ... Juggling Clown (uncredited) FRED GRAHAM ... Court Servant (uncredited) GENEVA HALL ... Gypsy Dancer at Festival (uncredited) MARILYN HARRIS ... Maypole singer (uncredited) JOLLY LEE HARVEY ... Fat Woman (uncredited) HARRY HAYDEN ... Opera Director (uncredited) GRACE HAYLE ... Mrs. Perkin (uncredited) HOWARD HICKMAN ... Opera Director (uncredited) RUSSELL HICKS ... Monsieur Bulliet (uncredited) ARTHUR STUART HULL ... Roue (uncredited) BRANDON HURST ... Master of Ceremonies (uncredited) SYDNEY JARVIS ... Cabby (uncredited) HANS JOBY ... Doctor (uncredited) ALEX KANDIBA ... Black Priest in 'Czaritza' (uncredited) CLAUDE KING ... Noble at Court (uncredited) LEONID KINSKEY ... Student in Bar (uncredited) ADIA KUZNETZOFF ... Dubrovsky (uncredited) JOAN LE SEUR ... Maypole Dancer (uncredited) IVAN LEBEDEFF ... Empress' Dinner Companion (uncredited) GUS LEONARD ... Concierge (uncredited) GEORGE LONDON ... Chorus Member (uncredited) ERIC LONSDALE ... Aide (uncredited) JACQUES LORY ... Drunk (uncredited) HERTA LYND ... Peasant (uncredited) MARY MACLAREN ... Lady of the Court (uncredited) FRANCISCO MARÁN ... Gendarme (uncredited) ERIC MAYNE ... Critic (uncredited) DOUGLAS MCPHAIL ... Minor Role (uncredited) THE MEGLIN KIDDIES ... Children at Maypole (uncredited) NAN MERRIMAN ... Chorus Member (uncredited) BELLE MITCHELL ... Mary (uncredited) ALBERTO MORIN ... Student in Cafe (uncredited) M. MOROVA ... Contralto in 'Czaritza' (uncredited) JACK MURPHY ... Student (uncredited) FORBES MURRAY ... Aide (uncredited) LEDA NICOVA ... Gypsy Dancer at Festival (uncredited) EDGAR NORTON ... Secretary (uncredited) FRANK O'CONNOR ... Court Servant (uncredited) JOYCE OLIVER ... Little Girl (uncredited) HELEN PARRISH ... Maypole Singer (uncredited) ALBERT POLLET ... Cabby (uncredited) BARBARA JANE POPE ... Little Girl (uncredited) JUNE PRESTON ... Little Blonde Girl Singing (uncredited) FRANK PUGLIA ... Orchestra Conductor (uncredited) CHARLES REQUA ... Stage Manager (uncredited) HENRY ROQUEMORE ... Publicity Man in America (uncredited) CHRISTIAN RUB ... Sleeper Outside Cafe (uncredited) JOSÉ RUBIO ... Student (uncredited) OSCAR RUDOLPH ... Young Peasant at Festival (uncredited) ALEXANDER SCHOENBERG ... French Proprietor (uncredited) FRANK SHERIDAN ... O'Brien, Opera Director (uncredited) BUSTER SLAVEN ... Maypole Singer (uncredited) PAT SOMERSET ... Gossip (uncredited) GENARO SPAGNOLI ... Chef (uncredited) SCHUYLER STANDISH ... Minor Role (uncredited) BERNARD SUSS ... Assistant Hotel Manager (uncredited) GLORIA TALBOTT ... Little Girl (uncredited) LUDOVICO TOMARCHIO ... Tenor at St. Cloud Festival (uncredited) ALLAN WATSON ... Bass in 'Success' Montage (voice) (uncredited) BOBS WATSON ... Maypole Singer (uncredited) DELMAR WATSON ... Maypole Singer (uncredited) PAUL WEIGEL ... Prompter (uncredited) BEN WELDEN ... Student (uncredited) TUDOR WILLIAMS ... Bass in 'Les Huguenots' (uncredited) CLARENCE WILSON ... Waiter (uncredited) FLORENCE WIX ... Dinner Guest at Palace (uncredited) IAN WOLFE ... Court Official (uncredited) DOUGLAS WOOD ... Massilon (uncredited) ARMAND 'CURLY' WRIGHT ... Bow and Arrow Stand Man (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROBERT Z. LEONARD ========= Writing Credits: RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG ... (operetta) NOEL LANGLEY FRANCES MARION ... (uncredited) CLAUDINE WEST ... (treatment) (uncredited) RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG ... (play) ========= Produced by: ROBERT Z. LEONARD ... producer HUNT STROMBERG ... producer GREGOR RABINOVITCH ... producer (uncredited) IRVING THALBERG ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: OLIVER T. MARSH ========= Film Editing by: CONRAD A. NERVIG ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) ========= Makeup Department: JACK DAWN ... makeup artist (uncredited) LYLE DAWN ... makeup artist (uncredited) SYDNEY GUILAROFF ... hair stylist (uncredited) ROBERT J. SCHIFFER ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: FRANK MESSENGER ... production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JOSEPH M. NEWMAN ... assistant director (uncredited) MARVIN STUART ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: FREDRIC HOPE ... associate art director EDWIN B. WILLIS ... associate art director FRED LANE ... props (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director JAMES BROCK ... sound (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: POP ARNOLD ... head grip (uncredited) JOHNNY GREER ... assistant camera (uncredited) ART SPANG ... grip (uncredited) TED WURTENBERG ... chief electrician (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: SLAVKO VORKAPICH ... montage ========= Music Department: SIGMUND ROMBERG ... music by HERBERT STOTHART ... music adaptor / musical director WAYNE ALLEN ... orchestrator (uncredited) PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestrator (uncredited) M.J. MCLAUGHLIN ... music recordist (uncredited) LEONID RAAB ... orchestrator (uncredited) HERBERT STOTHART ... composer: additional music (uncredited) EDWARD WARD ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: GILLES GUILBERT ... french adaptation VAL RASET ... dances stager WM. VON WYMETAL ... opera sequences PAUL FOLTZ ... assistant dance director (uncredited) HARVEY KARELS ... assistant dance director (uncredited) GEORGE RICHELAVIE ... technical advisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [USA] Theatrical Film AB Le Mat-Metro-Goldwyn (1937) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (1937) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1962) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Chapel Distribution (1997) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical - (35mm print) ClassicLine (2004) [BRAZIL] DVD Warner Home Video (2012) [USA] DVD - (dvdr) Epoca [ARGENTINA] VHS MGM/UA Home Entertainment [USA] VHS |
| 26 March 1937 [New York City, New York, USA] 18 April 1937 [USA] 4 October 1937 [Sweden] 20 June 1938 [Hungary] 27 June 1938 [Portugal] 11 July 1938 [Denmark] |
 TOP OF THE TOWN (Comedy | Music) [1 hour 26 minutes] Diana Borden (Doris Nolan), a bleeding-heart rich-girl, returns from a trip to Russia filled with sympathy for the "little" people of the slums and wants to do "something" artistic and socially significant for them...so she opens up a nightclub atop a 100-story skyscraper. For her, that means acts such as opera singers, extracts from "Hamlet" and three sailors imitating a giraffe. Bandleader Ted Lane (George Murphy) thinks hot-music, burlesque-acts and the old razzle-dazzle is just the ticket. Her programming leads to early exits and no-returns. Film debut for 12-year-old Peggy Ryan. |
WHERE ARE YOU? (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson Sung by Gertude Niessen BLAME IT ON THE RHUMBA (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson JAMBOREE (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson TOP OF THE TOWN (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson I FEEL THAT FOOLISH FEELING COMING ON (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson THERE ARE NO TWO WAYS ABOUT IT (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson FIREMAN, FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson POST OFFICE (I'VE GOT TO BE KISSED) (uncredited) Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson |
DORIS NOLAN ... Diana Borden GEORGE MURPHY ... Ted Lane ELLA LOGAN ... Dorine MacTavish HUGH HERBERT ... Hubert GERALD OLIVER SMITH ... Borden Executive MISCHA AUER ... Hamlet GREGORY RATOFF ... J.J. Stone PEGGY RYAN ... Peggy JACK SMART ... Beaton RAY MAYER ... Roger HENRY ARMETTA ... Bacciagalluppi GERTRUDE NIESEN ... Gilda Norman CLAUDE GILLINGWATER ... William Borden ERNEST COSSART ... Augustus Borden SAMUEL S. HINDS ... Henry Borden RICHARD CARLE ... Edwin Borden CALIFORNIA COLLEGIANS ... Singing Group FOUR ESQUIRES ... Performers Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MARY ADAIR ... Dancer (uncredited) HARRY BLUE ... One of The Three Sailors (uncredited) WALTER BYRON ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JACK CHEFE ... Waiter (uncredited) JOYCE COMPTON ... Beulah (uncredited) ALFONSO CORELLI ... Violin Soloist (uncredited) HARRY DEPP ... Secretary (uncredited) JUANITA FIELDS ... Dancer (uncredited) LEE TUNG FOO ... Chinese Ambassador (uncredited) WILLIE FUNG ... Prop Man (uncredited) FRANCES GRANT ... Dancer (uncredited) TOM HERBERT ... Comedy Waiter (uncredited) BERT JASON ... One of The Three Sailors (uncredited) ETHELREDA LEOPOLD ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) VERNA LESLIE ... Dancer (uncredited) MIRIAM MARLIN ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) CAROLYN MASON ... Young Girl (uncredited) ALEX MELESH ... Designer (uncredited) SEAN MOR ... Elevator Man (uncredited) ALEX NOVINSKY ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) DENNIS O'KEEFE ... Frank (uncredited) DAVID OLIVER ... Barber (uncredited) MARJORIE REYNOLDS ... Dancer (uncredited) BOB ROBSON ... One of The Three Sailors (uncredited) MILTON SHOCKLEY ... Porter (uncredited) LEONID SNEGOFF ... Russian (uncredited) BILLY WAYNE ... Painter (uncredited) ROBERT WHITNEY ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) |
Directed by: RALPH MURPHY WALTER LANG ... (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: BROWN HOLMES ... (screenplay) and CHARLES GRAYSON ... (screenplay) LOU BROCK ... (story) ROBERT BENCHLEY ... (story) (uncredited) EDWARD ELISCU ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) HENRY JOHNSON ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) MORRIE RYSKIND ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) JAMES SEYMOUR ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: LOU BROCK ... associate producer CHARLES R. ROGERS ... executive producer ========= Music by: FRANK SKINNER ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOSEPH VALENTINE ... (photography) HAL MOHR ... (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: MAURICE E. WRIGHT ========= Production Design by: JOHN W. HARKRIDER ========= Costume Design by: ALBERT NICKELS ... (gowns) ========= Production Management: CHARLES STALLINGS ... unit manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: CHARLES S. GOULD ... assistant director (uncredited) PHIL KARLSON ... assistant director (uncredited) SAM WHITE ... director: musical numbers (uncredited) ========= Art Department: JACK MARTIN SMITH ... sets ========= Sound Department: WILLIAM HEDGECOCK ... production sound recordist ========= Special Effects by: JOHN P. FULTON ... special effects ========= Camera and Electrical Department: HERBERT DALLINGER ... still photographer (uncredited) EDWARD T. ESTABROOK ... still photographer (uncredited) ROSWELL A. HOFFMANN ... assistant camera (uncredited) RAY JONES ... still photographer (uncredited) ROBERT SURTEES ... camera operator (uncredited) B. WEILER ... assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Music Department: HAROLD ADAMSON ... songs: lyrics by BERNARD BROWN ... music recordist CHARLES HENDERSON ... vocal arranger JIMMY MCHUGH ... songs: music by CHARLES PREVIN ... musical director FRANK SKINNER ... music arranger CHARLES HENDERSON ... composer: stock music (uncredited) CHARLES PREVIN ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: B. ASHLEY ... script clerk (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: GENE SNYDER ... dance director SAM WHITE ... production assistant AMY GAUNT ... production secretary (uncredited) L. HENRY ... secretary to director (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (as A Universal Picture) (1937) [USA] Theatrical Empire Universal Films (1937) [CANADA] Theatrical General Film Distributors (GFD) (1937) [UK] Theatrical Acme Films (1937) [PHILIPPINES] Theatrical Screen Gems (1958) [USA] TV |
| March 1937 [UK] |
 CALLING ALL STARS (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 15 minutes] After a set of master discs is dropped, the recording artists are gathered with each providing a portion of their composition. |
NIGHTFALL Sung by Elisabeth Welch PEANUT VENDOR Written by Moïse Simons Sung by Sam Browne SERENADE IN THE NIGHT Written by Cesare A. Bixio and Bruno Cherubini, English lyrics by Jimmy Kennedy BODY AND SOUL Music by Johnny Green and lyrics by Edward Heyman, Robert Sour and Frank Eyton ELEVEN MORE MONTHS AND TEN MORE DAYS Written by Arthur Fields and Fred Hall Sung by Leslie Carew ORGAN GRINDERS SWING Written by Mitchell Parish, Irving Mills and Will Hudson Sung by Evelyn Dall I DON'T WANNA GET HOT Sung by Evelyn Dall RHYTHM'S OKAY IN HARLEM Written by Michael Carr WHEN DAY IS DONE Played by Bert Ambrose, as Bert Ambrose and His Orchestra PAINTING RAINBOWS WOT CHER! KNOCKED 'EM IN THE OLD KENT ROAD Music by Charles Ingle Lyrics by Albert Chevalier Sung by Ethel Revnell and Gracie West |
AMBROSE ... Himself CARROLL GIBBONS ... Himself EVELYN DALL ... Herself MAX BACON ... Himself SAM BROWN ... Himself LARRY ADLER ... Himself ELISABETH WELCH ... Herself BILLY BENNETT ... Himself TURNER LAYTON ... Himself DAVY BURNABY ... Mr. Katz THE NICHOLAS BROTHERS: FAYARD NICHOLAS ... Himself HAROLD NICHOLAS ... Himself Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CHARLOTTE ARREN ... Herself ARTHUR ASKEY ... Waiter BUCK AND BUBBLES ... Themselves JOHN WILLIAM SUBLETT ... Bubbles of 'Buck and Bubbles' FORD BUCK ... Buck of 'Buck and Bubbles' LESLIE CAREW ... Himself LEON CORTEZ ... Himself BILLY 'POPEYE' COSTELLO ... Himself JOAN FRED EMNEY ... Mrs. Bennett FLOTSAM and JETSAM: FLOTSAM (B.C. HILLIAM) ... Himself JETSAM (MALCOLM 'MR. JETSAM' MCEACHERN) ... Himself EUGENE PINI ... Himself REVNELL and WEST: ETHEL REVNELL ... Herself GRACIE WEST ... Herself |
Directed by: HERBERT SMITH ========= Produced by: HERBERT SMITH ... producer S.W. SMITH ... producer ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE STRETTON ========= Film Editing by: BRERETON PORTER ========= Art Direction by: NORMAN ARNOLD ========= Sound Department: HAROLD KING ... sound ========= Camera and Electrical Department: H.A.R. THOMSON ... camera operator ========= Music Department: CARROLL GIBBONS ... musical director |
Production Companies: British Lion Film Corporation |
| 26 April 1937 [USA] 4 April 1938 [Portugal] |
 THE HIT PARADE (Musical) [1 hour 23 minutes] Agent Pete Garland is fired by society singer Monica Barrett after he got her a new radio contract, because she thinks her lawyer friend Teddy Leeds fits in better with her social status. To get even, Pete wants to make an unknown singer into a star. He finds Ruth Allison, drives her hard through rehearsals and makes her a star. But she is worried about her past, something she hasn't told Pete: She's an ex-convict and jumped bail in order to keep her partners in crime out of it. Further she's in love with Pete, but feels that he's still carrying a torch for Monica. When Monica's popularity is decreasing, Pete is able to get Ruth a stint on the program, the result is Monica is fired and Ruth get her job, but Monica takes revenge by revealing Ruth's past. Ruth considers it is best for her to disappear before being arrested, but she has become a star in public opinion. Will she get Pete or will she go to prison again ? |
HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN Music by Milton Ager Lyrics by Jack Yellen Performed by Carl Hoff & The Hit Parade Orchestra I'VE GOT TO BE A RUG CUTTER Written by Duke Ellington Performed by Ivie Anderson (vocal) with Duke Ellington Orchestra IF IT WASN'T FOR PETE Music by Sam H. Stept Lyrics by Ned Washington Sung by Sammy White Danced by Sammy White with chorus THE GLORY BEYOND Music by Alberto Colombo Danced by Frances Langford and Pert Kelton I'LL REACH FOR A STAR Music by Lou Handman Lyrics by Walter Hirsch Sung by Frances Langford SWEET HEARTACHE Music by Sam H. Stept Lyrics by Ned Washington Sung by Phil Regan Reprised by Frances Langford LAST NIGHT I DREAMED OF YOU Music by Lou Handman Lyrics by Walter Hirsch Sung by Frances Langford GESCHICHTEN AUS DEM WIENERWALD/WIENER BLUT - MEDLEY Music by Johann Strauss Arranged by Eddy Duchin played by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra Danced by Galante and Leonarda WAS IT RAIN? Music by Lou Handman Lyrics by Walter Hirsch Sung by Frances Langford LOVE IS GOOD FOR ANYTHING THAT AILS YOU Written by Cliff Friend and Matty Malneck Performed by the Tic-Toc Girls, Duke Ellington Orchestra, Eddy Duchin & His Orchestra and Carl Hoff & The Hit Parade Orchestra with chorus SWEET HEARTACHE Music by Sam H. Stept Lyrics by Ned Washington Sung by Phil Regan and Frances Langford HAIL ALMA MATER Music by Sam H. Stept |
FRANCES LANGFORD ... Ruth Allison (nee Ruth Swanson) PHIL REGAN ... Pete Garland MAX TERHUNE ... Rusty Callahan EDWARD BROPHY ... Mulrooney LOUISE HENRY ... Monica Barrett PERT KELTON ... Eadie White PIERRE WATKIN ... J. B. Hawley J. FARRELL MACDONALD ... Sgt. O'Hara MONROE OWSLEY ... Teddy Leeds INEZ COURTNEY ... Tillie WILLIAM DEMAREST ... Parole Officer GEORGE GIVOT ... Herman SAMMY WHITE ... Dancer CARL HOFF ... Bandleader of 'The Hit Parade Orchester' IVY ANDERSON ... Ivy DUKE ELLINGTON ... Duke Ellington EDDY DUCHIN ... Eddy Duchin PICK & PAT: PAT PADGETT ... Pat of Pick and Pat / Molasses of Molasses and January PICK MALONE ... Pick of Pick and Pat / January of Molasses and January AL PEARCE ... Al Pearce SAYLE TAYLOR ... The Voice of Experience ED THORGERSEN ... Ed Thorgersen ED 'OSCAR' PLATT ... Oscar (as Oscar) LOU FULTON ... Elmer (as Elmer) ARLENE HARRIS ... Arlene 'Chatterbox' Harris THE GENTLE MANIACS: ... Comedy Team PAUL 'MOUSIE' GARNER (as PAUL GARNER) ... Member, The Gentlemaniacs SAM WOLFE ... Member, The Gentlemaniacs RICHARD HAKINS ... Member, The Gentlemaniacs TIC-TOC GIRLS: ... Singers YVONNE MANOFF ... Member, The Tic Toc Girls MILDRED WINSTON ... Member, The Tic Toc Girls BARBARA JOHNSTON ... Member, The Tic Toc Girls STANLEY FIELDS ... Bedtime Story Man THE HIT PARADE ORCHESTRA ... Radio Orchestra Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HARRY ANDERSON ... Cabbie (uncredited) JOHNNY ARTHUR ... Success-Story Teller (uncredited) MARIE ASTAIRE ... Girl (uncredited) HARVEY CLARK ... Mr. Barrett (uncredited) JACK DALEY ... Desk Sergeant (uncredited) WYN DAVIS ... Opera Singer (uncredited) KAY DESLYS ... Tough Woman (uncredited) JACK EGAN ... WBR Announcer (uncredited) ELMER ... Elmer (uncredited) JIM FARLEY ... Sheriff (uncredited) JERRY FLETCHER ... Sound-Mixer (uncredited) OTTO FRIES ... Majordomo (uncredited) JACK GEORGE ... Jerry (uncredited) JUNE GITTELSON ... Fat Girl Singer (uncredited) KIT GUARD ... 2nd Mug (uncredited) GRACE HAYLE ... Cooking Expert (uncredited) KATHLEEN HOWARD ... Mrs. Barrett (uncredited) WILLIAM JEFFREY ... Doctor (uncredited) DELOS JEWKES ... Amateur Boy Singer (uncredited) HARRY C. JOHNSON ... Juggler (uncredited) EDDIE KANE ... Proprietor (uncredited) RITA LA ROY ... Ex-Convict (uncredited) PHIL LA TOSKA ... Juggler (uncredited) PRINCESS LUANA ... Hawaiian Solo Dancer (uncredited) ALPHONSE MARTELL ... Headwaiter (uncredited) WILLIAM NEWELL ... Burt Ambrose (uncredited) WEDGWOOD NOWELL ... Ticket-Seller (uncredited) DAGMAR OAKLAND ... Nurse (uncredited) FRANCIS SAYLES ... Small Cop (uncredited) KATHRYN SHELDON ... Haughty Woman (uncredited) LEW SHERWOOD ... Vocal Refrain (uncredited) ROY SMECK ... Radio Artist (uncredited) HARRY STRANG ... 1st Mug (uncredited) HARRY TRACY ... Mulrooney's Chauffeur (uncredited) EMMETT VOGAN ... News Commentator (uncredited) CARLETON YOUNG ... Radio Announcer (uncredited) |
Directed by: GUS MEINS ========= Writing Credits: BRADFORD ROPES ... (screenplay) & SAMUEL ORNITZ ... (screenplay) BRADFORD ROPES ... (original story) HARRY RUSKIN ... (additional dialogue) ========= Produced by: COLBERT CLARK ... associate producer NAT LEVINE ... producer ========= Music by: ALBERTO COLOMBO ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ERNEST MILLER ========= Film Editing by: ERNEST NIMS LESTER ORLEBECK ========= Art Direction by: JOHN DUCASSE SCHULZE ========= Costume Design by: ELOISE ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: GEORGE SHERMAN ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: TERRY KELLUM ... recording director ========= Special Effects by: JOHN T. COYLE ... special effects ========= Editorial Department: MURRAY SELDEEN ... supervising editor ========= Music Department: ALBERTO COLOMBO ... musical director HARRY GREY ... music supervisor KARL HAJOS ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ARTHUR KNOWLTON ... orchestrator (uncredited) WILLIAM LAVA ... orchestrator (uncredited) CLARENCE WHEELER ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: RALPH STAUB ... supervisor for scenes with Eddie Duchin WALTER COMPTON ... publicist (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Republic Pictures (I) ========= Distributors: Republic Pictures (I) (1937) [USA] Theatrical Republic Pictures (I) (1950) [USA] Theatrical - re-release (edited and retitled) Forgotten Hollywood (2009) [USA] DVD |
| 28 April 1937 [London, UK] 22 November 1937 [UK] 15 December 1937 [USA] October 1983 {Chicago International Film Festival} [USA] |
 GLAMOROUS NIGHT (Drama | Music) [1 hour 1 minute] A gypsy settlement in a small kingdom is on land believed to contain oil reserves. The kingdom's prime minister plots to overthrow the king - whose mistress is a beautiful gypsy girl - and seize power, and the oil fields, for himself. |
GLAMOROUS NIGHT Music by Ivor Novello Lyrics by Christopher Hassall SHINE THROUGH MY DREAMS Music by Ivor Novello Lyrics by Christopher Hassall FOLD YOUR WINGS Music by Ivor Novello Lyrics by Christopher Hassall RUSSIAN FOLK SONG (uncredited) Traditional HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY NO.1 (uncredited) Music by Franz Liszt WHEN THE GIPSY PLAYED Music by Ivor Novello Lyrics by Christopher Hassall GYPSY WEDDING Music by Ivor Novello Lyrics by Christopher Hassall THE WEARIN' OF THE GREEN (uncredited) Traditional I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING (uncredited) Traditional ONLY GIRL Music by Ivor Novello FAR AWAY IN SHANTY TOWN Music by Ivor Novello Lyrics by Christopher Hassall |
MARY ELLIS ... Melitza Hjos OTTO KRUGER ... King Stefan VICTOR JORY ... Baron Lyadeff BARRY MACKAY ... Anthony Allan TREFOR JONES ... Lorenti MAIRE O'NEILL ... Phoebe ANTHONY HOLLES ... Maestro CHARLES CARSON ... Otto FELIX AYLMER ... Diplomat FINLAY CURRIE ... Angus MacKintosh Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JEANNE CARPENTER ... Gypsy Girl (uncredited) RAYMOND LOVELL ... Ship's Officer (uncredited) |
Directed by: BRIAN DESMOND HURST ========= Writing Credits: IVOR NOVELLO ... (play) DUDLEY LESLIE ... (adaptation) and HUGH BROOKE ... (adaptation) and WILLIAM FRESHMAN ... (adaptation) ========= Produced by: WALTER C. MYCROFT ... producer ========= Cinematography by: FRITZ ARNO WAGNER ========= Film Editing by: FLORA NEWTON ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: R. KINNOCH ... assistant director L. TAVELLI ... assistant director ========= Art Department: CEDRIC DAWE ... settings ========= Sound Department: C.V. THORNTON ... sound recordist ========= Camera and Electrical Department: GUY GREEN ... camera operator (uncredited) ========= Music Department: HARRY ACRES ... musical director CHRISTOPHER HASSALL ... lyrics by IVOR NOVELLO ... music by ========= Additional Crew: KEITH LESTER ... dances arranged by |
Production Companies: Associated British Picture Corporation (ABPC) ========= Distributors: Associated British Film Distributors (A.B.F.D.) (1937) [UK] Theatrical Republic Pictures (I) (1937) [USA] Theatrical - (edited version) |
| 29 April 1937 [Baltimore, Maryland, USA] 29 April 1937 [Chicago, Illinois, USA] 4 May 1937 [Washington, D.C., USA] 5 May 1937 [Boston, Massachusetts, USA] 6 May 1937 (limited) [USA] 7 May 1937 [USA] 13 May 1937 [London, UK] 8 July 1937 [Argentina] 10 August 1937 {Venice Film Festival} [Italy] 14 August 1937 [Uruguay] 15 August 1937 [Finland] 26 August 1937 [Mexico] 13 September 1937 [UK] 18 September 1937 [Denmark] 22 September 1937 [France] 1 October 1937 [Japan] 7 October 1937 [Portugal] 27 October 1937 [Italy] 11 November 1937 [Netherlands] 17 November 1939 [Barcelona, Spain] |
 SHALL WE DANCE (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 49 minutes] Ballet star Pete "Petrov" Peters arranges to cross the Atlantic aboard the same ship as the dancer he's fallen for but barely knows, musical star Linda Keene. By the time the ocean liner reaches New York, a little white lie has churned through the rumor mill and turned into a hot gossip item: that the two celebrities are secretly married. |
SLAP THAT BASS (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Sung and danced by Fred Astaire and Ensemble in engine room Sung also by Dudley Dickerson LET'S CALL THE WHOLE THING OFF (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Played during the opening credits and often in the score Sung and danced by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers on roller skates THEY CAN'T TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Played during the opening credits and often in the score Sung by Fred Astaire SHALL WE DANCE (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Danced by Fred Astaire and Harriet Hoctor in the ballet sequence opening this number Sung by Fred Astaire Danced by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in the closing sequence THEY ALL LAUGHED (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Sung by Ginger Rogers Danced by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers Sung a cappella also by Jerome Cowan and Sam Wren BEGINNER'S LUCK (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Sung by Fred Astaire WALKING THE DOG - PROMENADE (1937) (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Played during the dog-walking sequence RHAPSODY IN BLUE (1924) (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin In the score when Gershwin's name is displayed during the opening credits FOR HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW (uncredited) Traditional Sung a cappella on shipboard by people in a bar THE SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK (1894) (uncredited) Music by Charles Lawlor and James W. Blake In the score when New York City is shown GOT A NEW LEASE ON LIFE Music by Oscar Levant Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Played in the background immediately before the Let's Call The Whole Thing Off number begins |
FRED ASTAIRE ... Peter P. Peters aka Petrov GINGER ROGERS ... Linda Keene EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ... Jeffrey Baird ERIC BLORE ... Cecil Flintridge JEROME COWAN ... Arthur Miller KETTI GALLIAN ... Lady Tarrington WILLIAM BRISBANE ... Jim Montgomery HARRIET HOCTOR ... Harriet Hoctor - Dancer ANN SHOEMAKER ... Shipboard Gossip Matron Rest of cast listed alphabetically: NORMAN AINSLEY ... Ship's Bartender (uncredited) BEN ALEXANDER ... Evans - a Bandleader (uncredited) SHERWOOD BAILEY ... Newsboy (uncredited) MATTHEW BOULTON ... Ship's Officer (uncredited) HARRY BOWEN ... Johnson - the Locksmith (uncredited) SIDNEY BRACEY ... First Steward (uncredited) WILLIAM BURRESS ... New Jersey Justice of the Peace (uncredited) CHARLES COLEMAN ... Central Park Policeman (uncredited) MONTE COLLINS ... Usher-Messenger (uncredited) JEAN DE BRIAC ... Show Producer (uncredited) DUDLEY DICKERSON ... Engine Room Singer (uncredited) PAULINE GARON ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) DOUGLAS GORDON ... Steward (uncredited) HELENA GRANT ... Passenger Starting Gossip (uncredited) CHARLIE HALL ... Ship's Bartender (uncredited) EDDIE HALL ... Man on Stairs with Blonde (uncredited) JANE HAMILTON ... Woman (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Passenger Walking Dog (uncredited) SAM HAYES ... Dispatcher (uncredited) CHARLES IRWIN ... Fire Drill Steward (uncredited) TINY JONES ... Flower Woman (uncredited) LEW KELLY ... Policeman at Jail (uncredited) PHYLLIS KENNEDY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) GEORGE MAGRILL ... Room Steward (uncredited) (unconfirmed) MARIE MARKS ... Woman (uncredited) ALPHONSE MARTELL ... Doorman (uncredited) TORBEN MEYER ... Show Producer (uncredited) FRANK MORAN ... Process Server (uncredited) HENRY MOWBRAY ... Radio Officer (uncredited) LEONARD MUDIE ... Room Service Waiter (uncredited) VESEY O'DAVOREN ... Ship's Bartender (uncredited) JACK RICE ... Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) MATTY ROUBERT ... Elevator Operator (uncredited) GEORGE SAVIDAN ... Errand Boy (uncredited) ROLFE SEDAN ... Ballet Master (uncredited) MARY STEWART ... Dancer and Singer (uncredited) SPENCER TEAKLE ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) PETE THEODORE ... Linda's Dancing Partner (uncredited) RICHARD TUCKER ... Mr. Russell - Attorney (uncredited) MAREK WINDHEIM ... Ballet Master (uncredited) SAM WREN ... Charlie (uncredited) EMMA YOUNG ... Tai (uncredited) |
Directed by: MARK SANDRICH ========= Writing Credits: ALLAN SCOTT ... (screen play) and ERNEST PAGANO ... (screen play) P.J. WOLFSON ... (adaptation) LEE LOEB ... (based on a story by) and HAROLD BUCHMAN ... (based on a story by) ANNE MORRISON CHAPIN ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) JAMES GOW ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) EDMUND H. NORTH ... (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 ========= Makeup Department: MEL BERNS ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: J.R. CRONE ... production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: W. ARGYLE NELSON ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: CARROLL CLARK ... associate art director DARRELL SILVERA ... set dresser ========= Sound Department: HUGH McDOWELL Jr. ... sound recordist ========= Special Effects by: VERNON WALKER ... special effects KATHERINE STUBERGH ... character masks (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: WILLARD BARTH ... assistant camera (uncredited) JOSEPH F. BIROC ... camera operator (uncredited) J. ROY HUNT ... camera operator (uncredited) JOHN MIEHLE ... still photographer (uncredited) CLIFF SHIRPSER ... assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: IRENE ... gowns: Miss Rogers EDITH CLARK ... wardrobe attendant (uncredited) ========= Music Department: GEORGE GERSHWIN ... music by IRA GERSHWIN ... lyrics by NATHANIEL SHILKRET ... musical director ROBERT RUSSELL BENNETT ... music arranger (uncredited) HAL BORNE ... musician: rehearsal pianist (uncredited) FUD LIVINGSTON ... music arranger (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HARRY LOSEE ... ballet stager HERMES PAN ... ballet stager HARRY CORNBLETH ... stand-in: Fred Astaire (uncredited) EDDIE HALL ... stand-in: Edward Everett Horton (uncredited) JOHN HUETTNER ... stand-in: Edward Everett Horton (uncredited) MARIE OSBORNE ... stand-in: Ginger Rogers (uncredited) PAUL ROCHIN ... stand-in (uncredited) HARRY TIMMS ... stand-in (uncredited) |
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures (presents) (as RKO Radio Pictures Inc.) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (A Radio Picture) (1937) [USA] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures (1937) [UK] Theatrical C&C Television Corporation (1955) [USA] TV Thorn EMI (1981) [UK] VHS RKO Home Video (1985) [USA] VHS Channel 5 Video Distribution (1986) [UK] VHS Turner Home Entertainment (1988) [USA] VHS Turner Home Entertainment (1992) [USA] VHS 4 Front Video (1994) [UK] VHS Image Entertainment (1994) [USA] Video - laserdisc PolyGram Video (1994) [UK] VHS Turner Home Entertainment (1996) [USA] VHS Turner Home Entertainment (1999) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video (2000) [USA] VHS Continental Home Vídeo (2004) [BRAZIL] DVD Universal Home Entertainment (2005) [UK] DVD Warner Home Video (2005) [CANADA] DVD Warner Home Video (2005) [USA] DVD Warner Home Vídeo (2005) [BRAZIL] DVD Emerald (2006) [ARGENTINA] DVD Chapel Distribution (2009) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical - (35mm print) |
| April 1937 [UK] 6 December 1940 [USA] 12 November 1945 [Portugal] 5 August 1946 [Madrid, Spain] |
 THE LILAC DOMINO (Musical | Romance) [1 hour 5 minutes] British operetta film based on the 1918 version of the operetta "The Lilac Domino" |
MICHAEL BARTLETT ... Count Anatole de Karefi JUNE KNIGHT ... Shari de Gonda S.Z. SAKALL ... Sandor ATHENE SEYLER ... Madame Alary RICHARD DOLMAN ... Steffen CAMERON HALL ... Arnim FRED EMNEY ... Baron Ladislas de Gonda PAUL BLAKE ... Andor JANE CARR ... Leonie MORRIS HARVEY ... Janosch ROBERT NAINBY ... Dr. Biro Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MADGE BRINDLEY ... (uncredited) BERNARD CLIFTON ... (uncredited) MARK DALY ... (uncredited) JOAN HICKSON ... Katrina (uncredited) FEWLASS LLEWELLYN ... Chauffeur (uncredited) ISOBEL SCAIFE ... (uncredited) JULIE SUEDO ... (uncredited) RALPH TRUMAN ... Doorman (uncredited) R. TURNER ... (uncredited) NORMA VARDEN ... (uncredited) |
Directed by: FREDERIC ZELNIK ========= Writing Credits: E. GATTI ... (operetta) and BÉLA JENBACH ... (operetta) RUDOLPH BERNAUER ... (screen story) RICHARD HUTTER ... (adaptation) BASIL MASON ... (script and dialogue) and NEIL GOW ... (script & dialogue) DEREK NEAME ... (uncredited) ========= Produced by: LEE GARMES ... producer ISADORE GOLDSMITH ... producer MAX SCHACH ... producer ========= Music by: HANS MAY ========= Cinematography by: ROY CLARK BRYAN LANGLEY ========= Film Editing by: LYNN HARRISON ========= Art Direction by: OSCAR FRIEDRICH WERNDORFF ========= Costume Design by: BEATRICE EVANS ========= Production Management: H.C. INGLIS ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: PETER BOLTON ... assistant director ========= Music Department: HARRY ACRES ... musical director CHARLES CUVILLIER ... composer: operetta CLIFFORD GREY ... lyricist ========= Additional Crew: DERRA DE MORODA ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Grafton Films (in association with) Capitol Film Corporation (and) Cecil Films ========= Distributors: United Artists (1937) [UK] Theatrical Select Attractions Inc. (1940) [USA] Theatrical |
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| 1 May 1937 [USA] |
 MELODY FOR TWO (Romance | Musical) [1 hour] A professional triangle with some personal twists thrown in is presented. Bandleader Tod Weaver has a successful New York career with Gale Starr, his girl, his lead female vocalist - Tod being the lead male vocalist - performing urbane classy melodically driven songs, expertly arranged by Mel Lynch, in upscale uptown clubs. Tod and Mel have a falling out, partly because of Mel's interest in Gale professionally and personally, with neither backing down from their principled positions of Tod not wanting anything to do with Mel ever again, and Mel wanting to ruin Tod. Gale somewhat sides with Mel if only for the survival of her own career, which leads to Gale taking over Tod's band at their latest gig at the Sky Terrace, and Tod being blacklisted by uptown clubs and the bandleaders' association. But with Tod goes his faithful manager Remorse Rumson and publicist Scoop Trotter, whose professional lives are also at stake. The three have different perspectives of how to get Tod on his feet ... |
SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Performed by James Melton MELODY FOR TWO Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Performed by James Melton JOSE O'NEILL, THE CUBAN HEEL Music by M.K. Jerome Lyrics by Jack Scholl Performed by Wini Shaw "DANGEROUS RHYTHM" Music by M.K. Jerome Lyrics by Jack Scholl Performed by Wini Shaw AN EXCUSE FOR DANCING Music by M.K. Jerome Lyrics by Jack Scholl Performed by Wini Shaw; reprised by Patricia Ellis A FLAT IN MANHATTAN Music by M.K. Jerome Lyrics by Jack Scholl Performed by Patricia Ellis MACUSHULA (uncredited) Music by Dermot Macmurrough Lyrics by Josephine V. Rowe Performed by James Melton |
JAMES MELTON ... Tod Weaver PATRICIA ELLIS ... Gale Starr MARIE WILSON ... Camille Casey FRED KEATING ... 'Remorse' Rumson DICK PURCELL ... Mel Lynch WINI SHAW (as WINIFRED SHAW) ... Lorna Wray HARLEY FOY (as CHARLES FOY) ... 'Scoop' Trotter CRAIG REYNOLDS ... Bill Hallam BILL ELLIOTT (as GORDON ELLIOTT) ... Walter Wilson EDDIE 'ROCHESTER' ANDERSON (as EDDIE ANDERSON) ... Exodus Johnson EDDIE KANE ... Alex Montrose GORDON HART ... Mr. Woodruff HARRY HAYDEN ... Mr. Armstrong Rest of cast listed alphabetically: GLEN CAVENDER ... Green Hill Waiter (uncredited) WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON ... Mr. Hale (uncredited) SAYRE DEARING ... Nightclub Extra (uncredited) RALPH DUNN ... Radio Station Official (uncredited) DICK FRENCH ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) EDDIE GRAHAM ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JEANNE HART ... Hard-Boiled Girl (uncredited) STUART HOLMES ... Green Hill Headwaiter (uncredited) SHIRLEY LLOYD ... Carlson's Secretary (uncredited) CARLYLE MOORE Jr. ... Announcer (uncredited) FERDINAND MUNIER ... Mr. Klepper (uncredited) FIELD NORTON ... Nightclub Dance Extra (uncredited) BILLY O'CONNOR ... Specialty Act (uncredited) DONALD O'CONNOR ... Specialty Act (uncredited) JACK O'CONNOR ... Specialty Act (uncredited) SPEC O'DONNELL ... Page (uncredited) ROBERT PAIGE ... Mr. Carlson (uncredited) PAUL PANZER ... Green Hill Patron (uncredited) JOHN J. RICHARDSON ... Green Hill Patron (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Nightclub Table Extra (uncredited) CLIFF SAUM ... Cigar Salesman (uncredited) JOSEPH WATSON ... Man (uncredited) MARJORIE WEAVER ... Switchboard Operator (uncredited) JACK WISE ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) |
Directed by: LOUIS KING ========= Writing Credits: RICHARD MACAULAY ... (story "Special Arrangements") GEORGE BRICKER LUCI WARD JOSEPH K. WATSON HUGH CUMMINGS ... (dialogue) (uncredited) MICHAEL JACOBY ... (treatment) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: BRYAN FOY ... producer (uncredited) HAL B. WALLIS ... executive producer (uncredited) JACK L. WARNER ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: HEINZ ROEMHELD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ARTHUR L. TODD (as ARTHUR TODD) ========= Film Editing by: JACK SAPER ========= Art Direction by: ESDRAS HARTLEY ========= Costume Design by: MILO ANDERSON ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: CARROLL SAX ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: GENE LEWIS ... dialogue director ROBERT VREELAND ... production numbers director BOBBY CONNOLLY ... dance director (uncredited) SIG HERZIG ... screenplay constructor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1937) [USA] Theatrical |
| 1 May 1937 [UK] |
SONG OF THE FORGE (Musical) [1 hour 22 minutes] The screenplay concerns an elderly blacksmith who refuses assistance from his wealthy son in spite of his own poverty. |
STANLEY HOLLOWAY ... Joe / Sir William Barrett LAWRENCE GROSSMITH ... Den Dalton ELEANOR FAYRE ... Sylvia Brent DAVY BURNABY ... Auctioneer C. DENIER WARREN ... Farmer George ARTHUR CHESNEY ... Huckleberry AUBREY FITZGERALD ... Oldest Inhabitant HAL WALTERS ... Sam Tucker CHARLES HAYES ... Mayor IAN WILSON ... Albert Meek HAY PLUMB ... Assistant BRUCE GORDON ... Ted Salter Rest of cast listed alphabetically: PATRICK BARRY ... (uncredited) ELSA BUCHANAN ... (uncredited) AMBROSE DAY ... (uncredited) SHAUN DESMOND ... (uncredited) MACARTHUR GORDON ... (uncredited) EDWARD HODGE ... (uncredited) MERVYN JOHNS ... (uncredited) COLIN KENT ... (uncredited) JACK MORRIS ... (uncredited) STANLEY RADCLIFFE ... (uncredited) RODNEY HUDSON DANCING GIRLS ... (uncredited) WENSLEY RUSSELL ... (uncredited) FRANK TILTON ... (uncredited) STANLEY VINE ... (uncredited) BERT WESTON ... (uncredited) |
Directed by: HENRY EDWARDS ========= Writing Credits: J.D. LEWIN ... (story) H. FOWLER MEAR ========= Produced by: NORMAN HOPE-BELL ... producer WILFRED NOY ... associate producer ========= Cinematography by: DESMOND DICKINSON ========= Film Editing by: CHALLIS SANDERSON ========= Music Department: HORACE SHELDON ... musical director |
Production Companies: Butcher's Film Service ========= Distributors: Butcher's Film Service (1937) [UK] Theatrical |
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| 12 May 1937 [USA] 13 September 1941 [Sweden] |
 ROOTIN' TOOTIN' RHYTHM (Action | Adventure | Comedy | Music | Western) [1 hour 5 minutes] The ranch owned by Gene Autry (Gene Autry) and Buffalo Brady (Hal Taliaferro) has been hit by cattle rustlers. Gene and Frog Millhouse (Smiley Burnette) take off after the rustlers as does Brady and the ranch cowhands in a separate party. In a total comedy of errors compounded by coincidences, Gene and Frog come across the clothes of two notorious outlaws, Jed the Apache Kid (Max Hoffman Jr.) and Jim Black (Charles King), who have swapped clothes with two deputies they have killed. In what they thought was a good idea at the time, Gene and Frog don the clothes of the two outlaws. A sheriff's posse that is chasing Jed and Jim catches them and, based on the clothes they are wearing, conclude they have their men. But local rancher Joe Stafford (Monte Blue), in reality the head of the rustling gang, gets them off. Gene and Frog end up at Stafford's hacienda where also in residence are his cook Ynez (Nina Campana), his niece Rosa Montero (Armida) and his step-daughter Mary Ellen (Ann Pendleton). |
THE OLD HOME PLACE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Fleming Allen Lyrics by Jack Natteford Performed by Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Hal Taliaferro, Al Clauser and His Oklahoma Outlaws and guests at the party Charles Meyers (unconfirmed) LITTLE BLACK BRONC (1937) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Al Clauser and Tex Hoepner Performed by Smiley Burnette at the party UNTITLED COMPOSITION (uncredited) Composer unknown Instrumental played at the party I HATE TO SAY GOODBYE TO THE PRAIRIE (1937) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Gene Autry Performed by Gene Autry and Al Clauser and His Oklahoma Outlaws MEXICALI ROSE (1923) (uncredited) Music by Jack Tenney Lyrics by Helen Stone Performed by Gene Autry Later reprised by Gene Autry with Armida UNTITLED DANCE MUSIC (uncredited) Performed by Smiley Burnette on accordian and, Armida and Nina Campana in dance TRAIL OF THE MOUNTAIN ROSE (1937) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Al Clauser and Tex Hoepner Performed by Al Clauser and His Oklahoma Outlaws THE DYING COWGIRL (1937) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Gene Autry Performed by Smiley Burnette |
GENE AUTRY ... Gene Autry SMILEY BURNETTE ... Frog Milhouse ARMIDA ... Rosa Montero MONTE BLUE ... Joe Stafford AL CLAUSER AND HIS OKLAHOMA OUTLAWS ... Singing Cowhands CHAMPION ... Champion - Gene's Horse HAL TALIAFERRO ... Buffalo Brady ANN PENDLETON ... Mary Ellen Stafford - Joe's Step-daughter MAX HOFFMAN JR. ... The Apache Kid CHARLES KING ... Black Jim FRANKIE MARVIN ... Hank NINA CAMPANA ... Ynez CHARLES MEYERS ... Charlie-Boy Dancer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: DONALD M. AUSTIN ... Singer-Guitar Player (uncredited) DICK BOTILLER ... Pedro (uncredited) LARRY BRANDT ... Accordian Player (uncredited) ROY BUCKO ... Rancher at Meeting (uncredited) AL CLAUSER ... Al Clauser (uncredited) BUCK CONNORS ... Rancher at Meeting (uncredited) ART DAVIS ... Fiddle Player (uncredited) CURLEY DRESDEN ... Slim - The Singing Nighthawk (uncredited) BILLY FRANEY ... Old Barfly Near Cash Register (uncredited) AUGIE GOMEZ ... Cowhand (uncredited) KARL HACKETT ... Sheriff Miles Palmer (uncredited) HENRY HALL ... Lige (uncredited) TEX HOEPNER ... Bass Player (uncredited) MILBURN MORANTE ... Barfly (uncredited) GEORGE MORRELL ... Rancher (uncredited) CLIFF PARKINSON ... Rancher at Meeting (uncredited) PASCALE PERRY ... Henchman Pablo (uncredited) AL 'SLIM' PHILLIPS ... Fiddle Player (uncredited) JACK RUTHERFORD ... Henchman (uncredited) BUCK SPENCER ... Cowhand (uncredited) FRANK STRAVENGER ... Cowhand (uncredited) |
Directed by: MACK V. WRIGHT ========= Writing Credits: JOHNSTON MCCULLEY ... (original story) JACK NATTEFORD ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: ARMAND SCHAEFER ... associate producer NAT LEVINE ... producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: WILLIAM NOBLES ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: TONY MARTINELLI LESTER ORLEBECK ... (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: LOUIS GERMONPREZ ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: TERRY KELLUM ... sound engineer ========= Stunts: ROY BUCKO ... stunts (uncredited) YAKIMA CANUTT ... stunts (uncredited) KEN COOPER ... stunts (uncredited) ART DILLARD ... stunts (uncredited) AUGIE GOMEZ ... stunts (uncredited) CLIFF PARKINSON ... stunts (uncredited) BUCK SPENCER ... stunts (uncredited) BILL YRIGOYEN ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: NELS MATHIAS ... grip (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: MURRAY SELDEEN ... supervising editor ========= Music Department: RAOUL KRAUSHAAR ... music supervisor ALBERTO COLOMBO ... composer: stock music (uncredited) KARL HAJOS ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ARTHUR KAY ... composer: stock music (uncredited) HUGO RIESENFELD ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: WALTER COMPTON ... publicist (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Republic Pictures (I) (as Republic Pictures Corporation) ========= Distributors: Republic Pictures (I) (as Republic Pictures Corporation) (1937) [USA] Theatrical British Lion Film Corporation (1937) [UK] Theatrical Empire Universal Films (1937) [CANADA] Theatrical British Empire Films Australia (1937) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical British Empire Films (N.Z.) (1937) [NEW ZEALAND] Theatrical Tropical Films de Cuba (1937) [CUBA] Theatrical Compania Distribuidora Films (1937) [COLOMBIA] Theatrical Gefion Film (1937) [DENMARK] Theatrical Filmes Luís Machado (1937) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical Acme Films (1937) [PHILIPPINES] Theatrical Perez and Company (1937) [VENEZUELA] Theatrical Jacabo Huberman (1937) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Jacabo Huberman (1937) [URUGUAY] Theatrical Jacabo Huberman (1937) [PARAGUAY] Theatrical Cinematografico de Pacifico (1937) [PERU] Theatrical Cinematografico de Pacifico (1937) [BOLIVIA] Theatrical Dada-Dada & Company (1937) [MEXICO] Theatrical Republic Films of C. A. (1937) [PANAMA] Theatrical Republic Films of C. A. (1937) [COSTA RICA] Theatrical Republic Films of C. A. (1937) [NICARAGUA] Theatrical Republic Films of C. A. (1937) [HONDURAS] Theatrical Republic Films of C. A. (1937) [GUATEMALA] Theatrical Republic Films of C. A. (1937) [ECUADOR] Theatrical Republic Films of C. A. (1937) [EL SALVADOR] Theatrical Republic Pictures (I) (1944) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Empire Universal Films (1944) [CANADA] Theatrical - re-release Dada-Dada & Company (1944) [MEXICO] Theatrical - re-release Perez and Company (1944) [VENEZUELA] Theatrical - re-release Tropical Films de Cuba (1944) [CUBA] Theatrical - re-release Compania Distribuidora Films (1944) [COLOMBIA] Theatrical - re-release Republic Pictures of Puerto Rico (1944) [PUERTO RICO] Theatrical - re-release Cinematografico de Pacifico (1944) [PERU] Theatrical - re-release Jacabo Huberman (1944) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical - re-release Republic Films of C. A. (1944) [PANAMA] Theatrical - re-release Republic Films of C. A. (1944) [EL SALVADOR] Theatrical - re-release Hollywood Television Service (1955) [USA] Theatrical - (edited version) Gene Autry Entertainment (2003) [USA] TV - (restoration) ========= Other Companies: Autry Museum of Western Heritage Research Center (additional funding) (2003 restoration) Autry Qualified Interest Trust and the Autry Foundation (copyright holders) (2003 restoration) Friends of the National Captioning Institute (closed captioning) (2003 restoration) RPG Productions (restoration) (2003 restoration) (as RPG) UCLA Film and Television Archive (thanks: Gene Autry Entertainment) (2003 restoration) Westerns (funding) (2003 restoration) |
| 14 May 1937 [USA] 6 July 1937 [Sweden] 25 July 1937 [Finland] |
 TURN OFF THE MOON (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 19 minutes] The manager of a large department store consults the starry heavens when he needs answers to perplexing problems. |
TURN OFF THE MOON Written by Sam Coslow EASY ON THE EYES Written by Sam Coslow JAMMIN' Written by Sam Coslow THE LITTLE WOODEN SOLDIER AND THE WALKING TALKING DOLL Written by Sam Coslow THAT'S SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY Written by Sam Coslow |
CHARLES RUGGLES (as CHARLIE RUGGLES) ... J. Elliott Dinwiddy ELEANORE WHITNEY ... Caroline Wilson JOHNNY DOWNS ... Terry Keith KENNY BAKER ... Kenny Baker BEN BLUE ... Luke MARJORIE GATESON ... Myrtle Tweep PHIL HARRIS (as PHIL HARRIS and HIS ORCHESTRA) ... Phil Harris GRADY SUTTON ... Truelove Spencer ROMO VINCENT ... Detective Dugan ANDREW TOMBES ... Dr. Wakefield CONSTANCE BERGEN ... Maizie Jones FRANKLIN PANGBORN ... Mr. Perkins THE ALBEE SISTERS ... The Albee Sisters THE FANCHONETTES ... The Fanchonettes FLOYD CHRISTY ... Specialty Act HAL GOULD ... Specialty Act PAT WEST ... Photographer CHARLES WILLIAMS ... Brooks JEAN LORRAINE (as JEAN LORRAINE) ... Cigarette Girl EDDIE FOY Jr. (as EDDIE FOY) ... Dancer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: DON ACKERMAN ... Dancer (uncredited) WILLIAM ARNOLD ... Waiter (uncredited) DON BRODIE ... Shoe Salesman (uncredited) MARIE BURTON ... Model (uncredited) MARY JANE CAREY ... Model (uncredited) JACK CHEATHAM ... Cop (uncredited) RUTH CHERRINGTON ... Customer (uncredited) ETHEL CLAYTON ... Bit Role (uncredited) HAL CRAIG ... Fireman (uncredited) RICHARD CRAMER ... Cop (uncredited) VIRGINIA DABNEY ... Model (uncredited) HARRY DEPP ... Tailor (uncredited) ELLEN DREW ... Bit Role (uncredited) EVELYN ARLEENE FLIEGEL ... Evelyn (uncredited) HELENE GARRON ... Model (uncredited) MYRON GEIGER ... Cop (uncredited) HARRIETTE HADDON ... Elevator Operator (uncredited) RAY HANFORD ... Building Superintendent (uncredited) NICK LUKATS ... Customer (uncredited) JERRY MANDY ... Chef (uncredited) DON MCKINNEY ... Customer (uncredited) CHARLES MCMURPHY ... Police Lieutenant (uncredited) HOWARD M. MITCHELL ... Police Lieutenant (uncredited) REX MOORE ... Elevator Operator (uncredited) PRISCILLA MORAN ... Salesgirl (uncredited) MARIE MOSQUINI ... Elevator Operator (uncredited) LEE PHELPS ... Waiter (uncredited) HAL PRICE ... Police Sergeant (uncredited) DICK RUSH ... Battalion Chief (uncredited) MARY STEWART ... Mary (uncredited) JACK STONEY ... Taxicab Driver (uncredited) HARRY STRANG ... Police Sergeant (uncredited) FRED WALLACE ... Delivery Boy (uncredited) |
Directed by: LEWIS SEILER ========= Writing Credits: MILDRED HARRINGTON ... (story) MARGUERITE ROBERTS ... (screenplay) PAUL GERARD SMITH (as PAUL GIRARD SMITH) HARLAN WARE ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: FANCHON ROYER ... producer WILLIAM LEBARON ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: JOHN LEIPOLD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: TED TETZLAFF ========= Film Editing by: EDWARD DMYTRYK ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER A. EARL HEDRICK ========= Costume Design by: EDITH HEAD ========= Art Department: A.E. FREUDEMAN ... interior decorator ========= Sound Department: JOHN COPE ... sound recordist HAROLD LEWIS ... sound recordist ========= Music Department: PHIL BOUTELJE ... music arranger SAM COSLOW ... music and lyrics by BORIS MORROS ... musical director AL SIEGEL ... vocal supervisor MAX TERR ... vocal supervisor VICTOR YOUNG ... music arranger ========= Additional Crew: LEROY PRINZ ... dance director ADOLPH ZUKOR ... presenter |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV ========= Other Companies: ALBEE SISTERS (group cast members) THE FANCHONETTES (group cast members) |
| 11 June 1937 [USA] 28 September 1937 [Hungary] 29 September 1937 [Argentina] 4 October 1937 [Sweden] 8 October 1937 [Uruguay] 22 October 1937 [Amsterdam, Netherlands] 5 November 1937 [Czechoslovakia] 5 November 1937 [Paris, France] 19 November 1937 [Australia] 1 December 1937 [France] 3 December 1937 [Finland] 8 December 1937 [Denmark] 31 December 1937 [Croatia] 15 February 1938 [Portugal] 22 February 1938 [Norway] 2 March 1938 [Italy] 6 April 1938 [Slovenia] 16 November 1939 [Hong Kong] 26 December 1939 [Barcelona, Spain] 5 January 1940 [Madrid, Spain] 15 April 1967 (TV premiere) [West Germany] 31 March 1972 (re-release) [Finland] 5 April 1974 (re-release) [Spain] 18 July 1976 {Cineclube do Porto} [Porto, Portugal] 12 May 1982 (re-release) [Spain] 27 July 1983 (Cineclube do Norte) [Porto, Portugal] 1983 (re-release: theatrical) [West Germany] 5 July 2002 (re-release) [UK] 12 September 2003 (re-release) [Greece] 15 October 2003 (Panorama of European Cinema) [Greece] |
 A DAY AT THE RACES (Comedy | Musical | Sport) [1 hour 51 minutes] A veterinarian posing as a doctor and a race-horse owner and his friends struggle to help keep a sanitarium open with the help of a misfit race-horse. |
ON BLUE VENETIAN WATERS (1937) (uncredited) Music by Bronislau Kaper & Walter Jurmann Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung by Allan Jones Danced by Vivien Fay and an Ensemble of Girls ON THE BEACH AT BALI-BALI (1935) (uncredited) Written by Al Sherman, Abner Silver and Jack Meskill Played by Chico Marx on piano at the water carnival "HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY NO.2 (OPENING) (1847) (uncredited) Music by Franz Liszt Played by Chico Marx at the water carnival Orchestra conducted by Harpo Marx PRELUDE IN C-SHARP MINOR (1892) (uncredited) Music by Sergei Rachmaninoff Played by Harpo Marx on the piano before it disintegrates AN DER SCHÖNEN, BLAUEN DONAU, OP. 314 (BLUE DANUBE WALTZ) (1866) (uncredited) Written by Johann Strauss Played in the score and Danced by Groucho Marx TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY (1937) (uncredited) Music by Bronislau Kaper & Walter Jurmann Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung by Allan Jones ALL GOD'S CHILLUN GOT RHYTHM (1937) (uncredited) Music by Bronislau Kaper & Walter Jurmann Lyrics by Gus Kahn Performed by Ivie Anderson, Harpo Marx and The Crinoline Choir NOBODY KNOWS THE TROUBLE I'VE SEEN (uncredited) Traditional Performed by The Crinoline Choir in the "All God's Chillun Got Rhythm" number LA CUCARACHA (uncredited) Traditional Danced by Groucho Marx with Esther Muir DOWN BY THE OLD MILL STREAM (1908) (uncredited) Written by Tell Taylor Sung a cappella by Groucho Marx and Chico Marx COSI-COSA (1935) (uncredited) Music by Bronislau Kaper & Walter Jurmann Played in the score during the racetrack scene A MESSAGE FROM THE MAN IN THE MOON (1937) (uncredited) Music by Bronislau Kaper & Walter Jurmann Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung a bit by Groucho Marx GOODBYE FOREVER (fragment) (uncredited) Composed by Francesco Paolo Tosti Sung by Groucho Marx |
THE MARX BROTHERS: GROUCHO MARX ... Dr. Hugo Z. Hackenbush CHICO MARX ... Tony HARPO MARX ... Stuffy ALLAN JONES ... Gil Stewart MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN ... Judy Standish MARGARET DUMONT ... Mrs. Emily Upjohn LEONARD CEELEY ... Whitmore DOUGLASS DUMBRILLE ... Morgan ESTHER MUIR ... Cokey 'Flo' SIG RUMAN (as SIG RUMANN) ... Dr. Steinberg ROBERT MIDDLEMASS ... Sheriff VIVIEN FAY ... Dancer IVIE ANDERSON ... Vocalist THE CRINOLINE CHOIR ... Vocal Ensemble Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HOOPER ATCHLEY ... Race Judge (uncredited) KING BAGGOT ... Race Track Official Starter (uncredited) KENNY BAKER ... Party Guest (uncredited) VIVIAN BARRY ... Telephone Girl (uncredited) BARBARA BEDFORD ... Secretary (uncredited) VANGIE BEILBY ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) EDNA BENNETT ... Nurse (uncredited) EDWARD BIBY ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) LENNIE BLUETT ... Black Singer (uncredited) THE PLANTATION BOYS ... Performers (uncredited) CHET BRANDENBURG ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) TROY BROWN SR. ... Black Singer (uncredited) SHEILA BROWN ... Child (uncredited) JEAN BURT ... Telephone Operator (uncredited) BEN CARTER ... Black Singer (uncredited) RUTH CHERRINGTON ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) JACQUELINE CLANCY ... Child (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Man Boarding Bus (uncredited) DEFOREST COVAN ... Black Singer (uncredited) GEORGE COWL ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) JACK DALEY ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) DOROTHY DANDRIDGE ... Black Singer (uncredited) VIVIAN DANDRIDGE ... Black Singer (uncredited) FRANKIE DARRO ... Morgan's Jockey (uncredited) FRANK DAWSON ... Doctor (uncredited) DUDLEY DICKERSON ... Wheelchair Attendant (uncredited) HELEN DICKSON ... Party Guest (uncredited) BILLY DOOLEY ... Race Track Bugler (uncredited) EDWARD EARLE ... Race Judge (uncredited) AARON EDWARDS ... Plainclothesman (uncredited) RICHARD FARNSWORTH ... Jockey (uncredited) PAT FLAHERTY ... Detective with Sheriff (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) RAY FLYNN ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) BYRON FOULGER ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) J.C. FOWLER ... Party Guest (uncredited) JACK GEORGE ... Musician (uncredited) AVANELLE HARRIS ... Black Singer (uncredited) JOHN HIESTAND ... Radio Announcer (uncredited) LEYLAND HODGSON ... Policeman at Racetrack (uncredited) ARTHUR STUART HULL ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) JOHN HYAMS ... Judge (uncredited) WILLIAM IRVING ... Man for Horn Business (uncredited) SI JENKS ... Messenger (uncredited) JACK W. JOHNSTON ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) DARBY JONES ... Black Singer (uncredited) ETTA JONES ... Black Singer (uncredited) JACK KENNEY ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) EDITH KINGDON ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) CAROLE LANDIS ... Party Guest (uncredited) HARRY LASH ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) ALEXANDER LEFTWICH ... Musician (uncredited) EDWARD LESAINT ... Doctor (uncredited) CARL M. LEVINESS ... Party Guest Who Calls the Sheriff (uncredited) MAX LUCKE ... Doctor (uncredited) WILBUR MACK ... Race Judge (uncredited) MARY MACLAREN ... Nurse (uncredited) CHARLES MCAVOY ... Policeman Pursuing Hugo (uncredited) ALEX MELESH ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) NORMA MILLER ... Black Singer (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Party Guest (uncredited) ETTA MOTEN ... Black Singer (uncredited) HENRY MOWBRAY ... Man for Hat Business (uncredited) LEE MURRAY ... Judge (uncredited) HARRY MYERS ... Party Guest (uncredited) FIELD NORTON ... Party Guest (uncredited) JACK NORTON ... Drunk (uncredited) FRANK O'CONNOR ... Racetrack Guard (uncredited) CULLEN AND PAULINE ... Performers (uncredited) VICTOR POTEL ... Horn Blower (uncredited) RUSS POWELL ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) JAMES QUINN ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) BOB REEVES ... Policeman Pursuing Hugo (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) GUS ROBINSON ... Black Singer (uncredited) ALEXANDER SCHOENBERG ... Musician in orchestra (uncredited) ALLEN D. SEWALL ... Policeman Pursuing Hugo (uncredited) FOUR HOT SHOTS ... Black Performers (uncredited) PHILLIPS SMALLEY ... Racing Spectator with Wrong Hat (uncredited) CAROLYNNE SNOWDEN ... Black Singer (uncredited) JOHN ST. POLIS ... Musician in orchestra (uncredited) ARTHUR THALASSO ... Policeman Pursuing Hugo (uncredited) THE THREE CHOCOLATEERS ... Black Performers (uncredited) CHARLES TROWBRIDGE ... Dr. Wilmerding (uncredited) ARTHUR WHITE'S LINDY HOPPERS AND JITTERBUGS ... Dancers (uncredited) ELIZABETH WILLIAMS ... Racetrack Spectator (uncredited) HARRY WILSON ... Detective with Sheriff (uncredited) FLORENCE WIX ... Party Guest (uncredited) BUCK WOODS ... Black Singer (uncredited) |
Directed by: SAM WOOD ========= Writing Credits: ROBERT PIROSH ... (screen play) & GEORGE SEATON ... (screen play) and GEORGE OPPENHEIMER ... (screen play) ROBERT PIROSH ... (original story) and GEORGE SEATON ... (original story) AL BOASBERG ... (original story) (uncredited) AL BOASBERG ... (screen play) (uncredited) LEON GORDON ... (original story) (uncredited) LEON GORDON ... (screen play) (uncredited) GEORGE S. KAUFMAN ... (screen play) (uncredited) CAREY WILSON ... (uncredited) ========= Produced by: MAX SIEGEL ... associate producer IRVING THALBERG ... producer (uncredited) LAWRENCE WEINGARTEN ... producer (uncredited) SAM WOOD ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: FRANZ WAXMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOSEPH RUTTENBERG ... (photographed by) LEONARD SMITH ... (photographed by) (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: FRANK E. HULL ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ROBERT A. GOLDEN ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: STAN ROGERS ... associate art director EDWIN B. WILLIS ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Stunts: RICHARD FARNSWORTH ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: TED WURTENBERG ... gaffer (uncredited) ========= Casting Department: BEN CARTER ... casting: black sequence (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: DOLLY TREE ... wardrobe ========= Music Department: LEO ARNAUD ... choral arrangements / orchestral arrangements GEORGE BASSMAN ... orchestrator ROGER EDENS ... musical arrangements WALTER JURMANN ... music by GUS KAHN ... lyrics by BRONISLAU KAPER ... music by PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestrator MERRILL PYE ... musical presentation FRANZ WAXMAN ... musical director WAYNE ALLEN ... orchestrator (uncredited) GEORGE BASSMAN ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ROGER EDENS ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: CARL 'MAJOR' ROUP ... script clerk (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: DAVE GOULD ... musical numbers staged by REGINALD LE BORG ... director: musical scenes (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) (A Sam Wood Production) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [UK] Theatrical Film AB Le Mat-Metro-Goldwyn (1937) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [NORWAY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Metro Goldwyn Mayer (1937) [FRANCE] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [FINLAND] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (1937) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1938) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1962) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Stockholm Film (1965) [SWEDEN] Theatrical - re-release Yleisradio (YLE) (1965) [FINLAND] TV Republic-Filmi (1972) [FINLAND] Theatrical Sergel Film Distributors (1972) [SWEDEN] Theatrical - re-release MGM/CBS Home Video (1981) [USA] Video - (CED VideoDisc) MGM/UA Home Video (through Warner Home Video) (1992) [NETHERLANDS] VHS Warner Home Video (1992) [NETHERLANDS] VHS Chapel Distribution (1997) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Sandrew Metronome Distribution (2004) [FINLAND] DVD Warner Home Video (2004) [USA] DVD Warner Home Vídeo (2004) [BRAZIL] DVD Warner Home Video (2005) [USA] DVD Warner Bros. Entertainment Finland (6-disc Marx Brothers Prestige Collection) (2006) [FINLAND] DVD Warner Home Video (4 film collection) (2010) [CANADA] DVD Warner Home Video (4 film collection) (2010) [USA] DVD Continental Home Vídeo [BRAZIL] VHS Epoca [ARGENTINA] VHS MGM/UA Home Entertainment [USA] VHS ========= Other Companies: David Chudnow Inc. (casting by: black sequence) (uncredited) |
| 28 June 1937 [London, UK] 31 January 1938 [UK] August 1938 [USA] |
 LET'S MAKE A NIGHT OF IT (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 7 minutes] The exclusive Boydell family, members of the "400" set, suddenly became owners of two nightclubs; the father, Henry Boydell, comes into one, "The Silver Spoon," as the payment of a business debt and keeps his new enterprise a secret from his wife, Laura. But Laura has a secret of her own. The persuasive Count Castelli has sold her a bill of goods which turns out to be the "Coconut Beach," a notorious hot-spot in town. Their daughter, Peggy, is kept in the dark by both parents but her boyfriend, Jack Kent, stumbles across the father's secret and uses it as a wedge to get himself a job as the Master of Ceremonies at the "Silver Spoon." Both clubs are next-door to each other and there isn't enough patronage for both clubs. Something has to give. |
THE SPIDER AND THE FLY (uncredited) Written by Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr Performed by Claire Luce HAVANA (uncredited) Written by Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr Performed by Claire Luce WHEN MY HEART SAYS SING (uncredited) Written by Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr TAKE YOUR PICK AND SWING (uncredited) Written by Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr FOR ONLY YOU Written by Ray Noble and Allan Murray |
CHARLES 'BUDDY' ROGERS (as BUDDY ROGERS) ... Jack Kent JUNE CLYDE ... Peggy Boydell CLAIRE LUCE ... Viola Vanders FRED EMNEY ... Henry Boydell IRIS HOEY ... Laura Boydell JACK MELFORD ... Count Castelli CLAUD ALLISTER ... Monty STEVEN GERAY (as STEVE GERAY) ... Luigi ANTHONY HOLLES ... Head Waiter LAWRENCE ANDERSON ... Harold ZELMA O'NEAL ... Kitty BERTHA BELMORE ... Policewoman SYD WAKEFIELD ... Policeman DAN DONOVAN ... Street Singer BRYAN MICHIE ... Compere EDDIE CARROLL ... And His Band JACK HARRIS ... And His Band JACK JACKSON ... And His Band SYDNEY LIPTON ... And His Band JOE LOSS ... And His Band RUDY STARITA ... And His Marimba Band Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HARRY ACRES ... And His Band (uncredited) AFRIQUE ... Impersonator (uncredited) JOSEPHINE BRADLEY ... Specialty Act (uncredited) MICHAEL CARR ... Gangster (uncredited) MOLLY PICON ... Specialty Act (uncredited) IRENE PRADOR ... Specialty Act (uncredited) OLIVER WAKEFIELD ... Wakers (uncredited) SYD WALKER ... Policeman (uncredited) |
Directed by: GRAHAM CUTTS ========= Writing Credits: HENRIK EGE (as HENRIK N. EGE) ... (play) F. MCGREW WILLIS ... (adaptation) HUGH BROOKE ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: WALTER C. MYCROFT ... producer ========= Music by: HARRY ACRES ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: OTTO KANTUREK CLAUDE FRIESE-GREENE ... (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: CHARLES HASSE FLORA NEWTON ========= Production Management: WALTER C. MYCROFT ... director of production ========= Art Department: CEDRIC DAWE ... settings CLARENCE ELDER ... supervisor ========= Sound Department: CECIL THORNTON (as C.V. THORNTON) ... sound recordist ========= Editorial Department: A.C. HAMMOND ... supervising editor ========= Music Department: HARRY ACRES ... musical director MICHAEL CARR ... music and lyrics by JIMMY KENNEDY ... music and lyrics by ========= Additional Crew: EDWARD CURTISS ... technical advisor |
Production Companies: Associated British Picture Corporation (ABPC) ========= Distributors: Associated British Film Distributors (A.B.F.D.) (1938) [UK] Theatrical Universal Pictures (as Universal Pictures Corp.) (1938) [USA] Theatrical |
| 3 July 1937 [USA] 20 January 1938 [France] 12 August 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] |
 THE SINGING MARINE (Comedy | Music | Romance) [1 hour 45 minutes] Bob Brent, a young Marine from Arkansas, impresses his comrades with his singing ability, and they pitch in to send him to New York to compete in an amateur contest. Success in the contest, however, sets him up for trouble in romance, in his career, and with the Corps. |
THE SONG OF THE MARINES (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played during the opening and closing credits Also played by a marching marine band Sung by Dick Powell at a nightclub, marines when they leave Shanghai, Dick Powell, Hugh Herbert Lee Dixon, Allen Jenkins and chorus at the end Played as background music often U.S. MARINE CORPS HYMN (uncredited) Music by Jacques Offenbach from "Genevieve de Brabant" (1868) Lyrics attributed to L.Z. Phillips (1919) Played during the opening scene Sung by Dick Powell and chorus during "The Song of the Marines" number at the end THE LADY WHO COULDN'T BE KISSED (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played during the first scene at the Marine Grille Sung by Dick Powell, Doris Weston and danced to by Lee Dixon aboard ship STOLEN HOLIDAY (1936) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Doris Weston at the amateur hour broadcast 'CAUSE MY BABY SAYS IT'S SO (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Dick Powell at the amateur hour broadcast Sung a cappella by Hugh Herbert several times Also sung by Dick Powell in a shower and in Shanghai Played as background music often I LIKE MOUNTAIN MUSIC (1933) (uncredited) Music by Frank Weldon Played by the hillbilly band at the amateur hour broadcast SEMPER FIDELIS (1888) (uncredited) Music by John Philip Sousa Played when the marines parade, and Bob arrives, in San Francisco I KNOW NOW (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played on board ship when Bob meets Ma Marine Sung by Doris Weston in Sammy's office NIGHT AND DAY (1932) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Played on harmonica by Larry Adler TIGER RAG (1918) (uncredited) Written by Edwin B. Edwards, Nick LaRocca, Tony Sbarbaro, Henry Ragas and Larry Shields Played on harmonica by Larry Adler SHE'LL BE COMING 'ROUND THE MOUNTAIN (uncredited) Traditional Played and sung in English and Chinese by an unidentified Chinese quartet at a Shanghai radio station YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY FROM LOVE TONIGHT (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Sung by Dick Powell and chorus at the wienie roast Also sung by Dick Powell, Doris Weston and chorus at the benefit aboard ship NIGHT OVER SHANGHAI (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played on the harmonica by Larry Adler, and sung by Dick Powell, Doris Weston and chorus in the Shanghai nightclub sequence Played as background music often FOR HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW (uncredited) Traditional Sung by the marines as "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow" at the Anchorage |
DICK POWELL ... Bob Brent DORIS WESTON ... Peggy Randall LEE DIXON ... Slim Baxter HUGH HERBERT ... Aeneas Phinney / Clarissa JANE DARWELL ... Ma Marine ALLEN JENKINS ... Sergeant Mike LARRY ADLER ... Larry (Harmonica) MARCIA RALSTON ... Helen Young GUINN 'BIG BOY' WILLIAMS ... Dopey VEDA ANN BORG ... Diane JANE WYMAN ... Joan BERTON CHURCHILL ... J. Montgomery Madison EDDIE ACUFF ... Sam HENRY O'NEILL (as HENRY O'NEIL) ... Captain Skinner ADDISON RICHARDS ... Mr. Fowler ARCHIE ROBBINS (as JAMES ROBBINS) ... Sammy MIKI MORITA ... Ah Ling PIERRE WATKIN ... General HARRY WOODS (as HARRY WOOD) ... First Marine Sergeant EDDY CHANDLER (as EDWARD CHANDLER) ... Second Marine Sergeant TETSU KOMAI ... Chang Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MURRAY ALPER ... Marine (uncredited) ELEANOR BAYLEY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) VALERIE BERGERE ... Chinese Madame in Stage Show (uncredited) WARD BOND ... First Sergeant (uncredited) LEONARD CAREY ... Darcy - Phinney's Valet (uncredited) LANE CHANDLER ... Squad Leader (uncredited) EDITH CRAIG ... Admiring Woman in Audience (uncredited) HAL CRAIG ... Squad Leader (uncredited) RALPH DUNN ... Marine in Marine Grill (uncredited) SOL GORSS ... Marine (uncredited) JOHN HAMILTON ... Marine Colonel in Shanghai (uncredited) JOHN HARRON ... Marine (uncredited) GRACE HAYLE ... Fat Lady with Mob of Women (uncredited) JOHN HIESTAND ... Amateur Hour Radio Announcer (uncredited) LOIS JANUARY ... Dopey's Girl Friend (uncredited) PATSY 'BABE' KANE ... KFWB Switchboard Girl (uncredited) KATHRYN KEYS ... Girl in Audience (uncredited) SUZANNA KIM ... Chinese Dancer (uncredited) ROSE KING ... Fanny Hatteras (uncredited) JAMES B. LEONG ... Shanghai Radio Anouncer (uncredited) LOIS LINDSAY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) RICHARD LOO ... Shanghai Hotel Official (uncredited) MELBA MARSHALL ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) TRUDY MARSON ... KFWB Switchboard Girl (uncredited) ERIC MAYNE ... Dinner Guest (uncredited) SAM MCDANIEL ... Black Man (uncredited) WALTER MILLER ... First Sergeant (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Chorus Boy in 'Lady Who Couldn't Be Kissed' Number (uncredited) FRANCES MORRIS ... KFWB Switchboard Girl (uncredited) LUCILLE OSBORNE ... Soubrette (uncredited) HENRY OTHO ... Marine (uncredited) BOB PERRY ... Bartender (uncredited) ERIC PORTMAN ... Derelict Firing Gun in Stage Show (uncredited) SAM RICE ... Amateur Hour Audience Member / Shanghai Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JOHN J. RICHARDSON ... Pipe-Smoking Man in Shanghai Nightclub (uncredited) GEORGE 'DOC' ROCKWELL ... Doc Rockwell (uncredited) JOHN SHELTON ... Travel Information Clerk (uncredited) GERTRUDE SHORT ... Mamie - Mike's Girl (uncredited) TOM UNG ... Shanghai Radio Official (uncredited) JANE WEIR ... KFWB Switchboard Girl (uncredited) LEO WHITE ... Man on Dance Floor in Shanghai Nightclub (uncredited) WILLIAM WORTHINGTON ... Ship Passenger (uncredited) |
Directed by: RAY ENRIGHT ========= Writing Credits: DELMER DAVES ... (original screenplay) ========= Produced by: LOUIS F. EDELMAN ... associate producer (uncredited) HAL B. WALLIS ... executive producer (uncredited) JACK L. WARNER ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: HEINZ ROEMHELD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ARTHUR L. TODD ... (photography) SIDNEY HICKOX ... (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: THOMAS PRATT ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: MAX PARKER ========= Costume Design by: ORRY-KELLY ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JESSE HIBBS ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Stunts: SOL GORSS ... stunts (uncredited) BOB PERRY ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... orchestral arrangements ========= Additional Crew: BUSBY BERKELEY ... musical numbers created and directed by GENE LEWIS ... dialogue director |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. (presents) (A Warner Bros. Picture) (as Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (as Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) (1937) [USA] Theatrical First National Film Distributors (1937) [UK] Theatrical Vitagraph Limited (1937) [CANADA] Theatrical Warner Bros First National (1937) [FRANCE] Theatrical Warner Bros. First National Films (1937) [BELGIUM] Theatrical Warner Bros. First National Films (1937) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Warner Brothers First National Films (1937) [NORWAY] Theatrical Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV |
| 16 July 1937 [France] 7 August 1937 [Sweden] 23 August 1937 [USA] 2 November 1937 [Argentina] 3 February 1938 [Hungary] 21 February 1938 [Denmark] 29 May 1938 [Finland] 5 August 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 16 May 1949 [Portugal] |
 WAKE UP AND LIVE (Musical) [1 hour 31 minutes] Built around the publicity "feud" between newspaper-radio-gossip spreader Walter Winchell and band leader Ben Bernie, a radio star, Alice Huntley (Alice Faye), who does an advice-and-inspiration program, helps a mike-shy singer, Eddie Kane (Jack Haley) to success by tricking him into singing with Bernie's orchestra. Winchell uses it to expose Bernie as the trickster. But Kane becomes a great hit with the radio public, and falls in love with Alice. And Bernie and Winchell shake hands to show there's no business like show business and fabricated feuds. |
THERE'S A LULL IN MY LIFE Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Alice Faye (voc) and Ben Bernie and his Orchestra (as Ben Bernie's Orchestra) WAKE UP AND LIVE Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Alice Faye also sung by Jack Haley (dubbed by Buddy Clark) NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Jack Haley (dubbed by Buddy Clark) I'M BUBBLING OVER Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Grace Bradley and the Brewster Twins Also performed by Ben Bernie and his Orchestra (as Ben Bernie's Orchestra) Danced by Nick Condos and Steve Condos IT'S SWELL OF YOU Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Ben Bernie and his Orchestra (as Ben Bernie's Orchestra) Danced by Nick Condos and Steve Condos (collectively as the Condos Brothers) Also sung by Jack Haley (dubbed by Buddy Clark) OH, BUT I'M HAPPY Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon I LOVE YOU TOO MUCH, MUCHACHA Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon RED SEAL MALT Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon BERNIE'S LOVE SONG Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon |
WALTER WINCHELL ... Walter Winchell BEN BERNIE (as BEN BERNIE AND HIS ORCHESTRA) ... Ben Bernie ALICE FAYE ... Alice Huntley PATSY KELLY ... Patsy Kane NED SPARKS ... Steve Cluskey JACK HALEY ... Eddie Kane WALTER CATLETT ... Gus Avery GRACE BRADLEY ... Jean Roberts JOAN DAVIS ... Spanish Dancer LEAH RAY ... Cafe Singer MILES MANDER ... James Stratton DOUGLAS FOWLEY ... Herman ETIENNE GIRARDOT ... Waldo Peebles BARNETT PARKER ... Foster PAUL HURST ... McCabe WARREN HYMER ... First Gunman CONDOS BROTHERS: STEVE CONDOS ... Specialty Dancer NICK CONDOS ... Specialty Dancer WILLIAM DEMAREST ... Radio Station Attendant JOHN SHEEHAN ... Radio Station Attendant GEORGE GIVOT ... Manager EDWARD GARGAN ... Murphy, Tour Guide Supervisor ROBERT LOWERY ... Chauffeur CHARLES WILLIAMS ... Charlie Alberts, Agent GEORGE CHANDLER ... Janitor GARY BRECKNER ... Announcer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: EDDIE 'ROCHESTER' ANDERSON ... Elevator Operator (uncredited) LYNN BARI ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) GEORGE BERANGER ... Accompanist (uncredited) BARBARA BREWSTER ... One of the Brewster Twins (uncredited) GLORIA BREWSTER ... One of the Brewster Twins (uncredited) BUDDY CLARK ... Eddie Kane (singing voice) (uncredited) FRANK DARIEN ... Hay Wagon Driver (uncredited) JAY EATON ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) FRANKLYN FARNUM ... Tourist (uncredited) ROSEMARY GLOSZ ... Singer (uncredited) HARRY HARVEY ... Agent (uncredited) SI JENKS ... Driver of Ford Automobile (uncredited) FRED KELSEY ... Cop (uncredited) ELYSE KNOX ... Nurse (uncredited) HANK MANN ... Eddie's Shill (uncredited) HAROLD MILLER ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) PAUL NEWLAN ... Cop (uncredited) GEORGE OFFERMAN Jr. ... Messenger (uncredited) WANDA PERRY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) ELLEN PRESCOTT ... Girl (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Radio Man in Control Booth (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) CHARLES TANNEN ... Agent (uncredited) HARRY TYLER ... Driver of Buick Automobile (uncredited) ALLEN WOOD ... Jones, Tour Guide (uncredited) |
Directed by: SIDNEY LANFIELD ========= Writing Credits: HARRY TUGEND ... (screenplay) and JACK YELLEN ... (screenplay) CURTIS KENYON ... (story) DOROTHEA BRANDE ... (based on book by) ========= Produced by: KENNETH MACGOWAN ... associate producer DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... producer ========= Music by: CYRIL J. MOCKRIDGE ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: EDWARD CRONJAGER ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: ROBERT L. SIMPSON ========= Production Design by: WILLIAM S. DARLING ========= Art Direction by: MARK-LEE KIRK ========= Set Decoration by: THOMAS LITTLE ========= Costume Design by: GWEN WAKELING ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: A.F. ERICKSON ... assistant director ========= Art Department: HALDANE DOUGLAS ... associate art director ========= Music Department: LOUIS SILVERS ... musical director DAVID BUTTOLPH ... composer: stock music (uncredited) WALTER SCHARF ... orchestrator (uncredited) HERBERT W. SPENCER ... composer: stock music (uncredited) PAUL VAN LOAN ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: JACK HASKELL ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox (as Twentieth Century-Fox) ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (1937) [USA] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox Film Company (1937) [UK] Theatrical National Telefilm Associates (NTA) (1957) [USA] TV 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (20th Century Fox Cinema Archives) (2013) [USA] DVD |
| 21 July 1937 [New York City, New York, USA] September 1937 [Japan] 24 October 1937 [Finland] 27 October 1937 [Sweden] 3 December 1937 [Netherlands] 13 January 1938 [France] 15 January 1938 [Denmark] 21 January 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 27 February 1938 [Turkey] 2 March 1938 [Portugal] 7 April 1938 [Hungary] 26 February 1945 [Madrid, Spain] |
 HIGH, WIDE, AND HANDSOME (Musical | Western) [1 hour 50 minutes] The setting is a small town in 1870s Pennsylvania. Sally Waterson and her father have stopped in town with their traveling medicine show, but when their wagon catches fire, they find themselves stranded. They're taken in by Mrs. Cortlandt and her grandson, Peter, who is trying to set up a pipeline that will supply oil throughout the state. Sally and Peter soon fall in love and marry. Neither their marriage nor Peter's pipe dreams flow too smoothly. |
HIGH, WILD AND HANDSOME by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II Sung by Irene Dunne CAN I FORGET YOU ? by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II Sung by Irene Dunne WILL YOU MARRY ME TOMORROW, MARIA ? by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II Sung by William Frawley THE FOLKS, WHO LIVE ON THE HILL by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II Sung by Irene Dunne THE THINGS I WANT by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II Sung by Dorothy Lamour ALLEGHENY AL by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II Sung by Irene Dunne and Dorothy Lamour |
IRENE DUNNE ... Sally Watterson RANDOLPH SCOTT ... Peter Cortlandt DOROTHY LAMOUR ... Molly Fuller ELIZABETH PATTERSON ... Grandma Cortlandt RAYMOND WALBURN ... Doc Watterson CHARLES BICKFORD ... Red Scanlon AKIM TAMIROFF ... Joe Varese BEN BLUE ... Zeke WILLIAM FRAWLEY ... Mac ALAN HALE ... Walt Brennan IRVING PICHEL ... Mr. Stark STANLEY ANDREWS ... Lem Moulton JAMES BURKE ... Stackpole ROGER IMHOF ... Pop Bowers LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD ... Mr. Lippincott PURNELL PRATT ... Col. Blake EDWARD GARGAN ... Foreman Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CAROL ADAMS ... Student (uncredited) CONSTANCE BERGEN ... Singer (uncredited) BILLY BLETCHER ... Shorty (uncredited) MONTE BLUE ... Oil Man (uncredited) HORACE G. BROWN ... Driller (uncredited) RAYMOND BROWN ... P.T. Barnum (uncredited) TOMMY BUPP ... Boy (uncredited) MARJORIE CAMERON ... Blonde Singer (uncredited) LOUISE CARVER ... Townswoman (uncredited) JACK RUBE CLIFFORD ... Wash Miller (uncredited) SHERRY HALL ... Piano Player (uncredited) DELL HENDERSON ... Bank President (uncredited) RUSSELL HOPTON ... John Thompson (uncredited) EDWARD KEANE ... Jones (uncredited) LEW KELLY ... Carpenter (uncredited) PAUL KRUGER ... Man (uncredited) HELEN LOWELL ... Mrs. Lippincott (uncredited) GEORGE MACQUARRIE ... Peter's Man (uncredited) JOHN MARSHALL ... Teller (uncredited) CLAIRE MCDOWELL ... Seamstress (uncredited) ROBERT MILASCH ... Workman (uncredited) IVAN MILLER ... Marble (uncredited) PHILIP MORRIS ... Teamster (uncredited) JOHN T. MURRAY ... Mr. Green (uncredited) ROLFE SEDAN ... Photographer (uncredited) HARRY SEMELS ... Bartender (uncredited) FRANK SHANNON ... Peter's Man (uncredited) JOHN M. SULLIVAN ... Old Gentleman (uncredited) FRANK SULLY ... Gabby Johnson (uncredited) DOROTHY VERNON ... Townswoman (uncredited) FRED WARREN ... Piano Player (uncredited) PAT WEST ... Razorback (uncredited) ERNEST WOOD ... Hotel Clerk (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROUBEN MAMOULIAN ========= Writing Credits: OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II GEORGE O'NEIL ========= Produced by: ARTHUR HORNBLOW Jr. ... producer ========= Music by: ROBERT RUSSELL BENNETT ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: VICTOR MILNER THEODOR SPARKUHL ========= Film Editing by: ARCHIE MARSHEK ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER JOHN B. GOODMAN ========= Costume Design by: TRAVIS BANTON ========= Art Department: A.E. FREUDEMAN ... interior decorator ========= Sound Department: CHARLES HISSERICH ... sound recordist DON JOHNSON ... sound recordist ========= Visual Effects by: GORDON JENNINGS ... special photographic effects ========= Stunts: JACK MONTGOMERY ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ROBERT RUSSELL BENNETT (as RUSSELL BENNETT) ... music arranger BORIS MORROS ... musical director BERNHARD KAUN ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: LEROY PRINZ ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1937) [UK] Theatrical Les Films Paramount (1938) [FRANCE] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (Universal Vault Series) (2015) [USA] DVD |
| 3 August 1937 [USA] 1 December 1937 [France] 3 December 1937 [Argentina] 8 December 1937 [Australia] 4 February 1938 [Den Haag, Netherlands] 7 April 1938 [Hungary] 15 April 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 18 April 1938 [Denmark] 2 May 1938 [Sweden] 18 May 1938 [Portugal] |
 YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING (Comedy | Music | Romance) [1 hour 40 minutes] Starving playwright Judith Wells meets playboy writer of musicals, George Macrae, over a plate of stolen spaghetti. He persuades producer Sam Gordon to buy her ridiculous play "North Winds" just to improve his romantic chances, and even persuades her to sing in the sort of show she pretends to despise. But just when their romance is going well, Gordon's former flame Lulu reveals the ace up her sleeve... |
YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Played during the opening and end credits Sung by Alice Faye with David Rubinoff on violin Reprised by The Ritz Brothers with Louis Prima and His Band Played often in the score SANTA LUCIA (1849) (uncredited) Traditional Neapolitan song Transcribed and published by Teodoro Cottrau (1849) Played by David Rubinoff on violin, with his Band, and Sung by Frank Puglia and George Humbert CHOPSTICKS (uncredited) Written by Euphemia Allen Scat version of the tune Performed by The Ritz Brothers JINGLE BELLS (1857) (uncredited) Written by James Pierpont Played on piano by Al Ritz and 'Jimmy Ritz' during a play reading Reprised by the band in the show FRÜHLINGSLIED (SPRING SONG) OP.62 #6 (1842) (uncredited) Music by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Played on piano by Al Ritz and 'Jimmy Ritz' during a play reading DANSE RUBINOFF (uncredited) Music by David Rubinoff Performed by David Rubinoff on violin, with his Band LONG UNDERWEAR (1937) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Samuel Pokrass, Sid Kuller and Ray Golden Sung and danced by The Ritz Brothers and chorus STRING QUINTET IN E, OP. 13 NO. 5: MINUET (uncredited) Music by Luigi Boccherini Contained in the "Long Underwear" number YANKEE DOODLE (ca. 1755) (uncredited) Traditional music of English origin Contained in the "Long Underwear" number THE LOVELINESS OF YOU (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Tony Martin and chorus DANGER, LOVE AT WORK (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung and Danced by Alice Faye with Louis Prima and His Band AFRAID TO DREAM (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Don Ameche Reprised by Alice Faye, Tony Martin and chorus Reprised again by Don Ameche PLEASE PARDON US, WE'RE IN LOVE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Alice Faye Reprised by her in the show, wirh Don Ameche, Charles Winninger, The Ritz Brothers IT'S A SOUTHERN HOLIDAY (uncredited) Written by Louis Prima, Jack Loman and Dave Franklin Played by Louis Prima and His Band and Danced by Tip Tap & Toe RHYTHM OF THE RADIO (1937) (uncredited) Music by Louis Prima Played by Louis Prima and His Band and Danced by Tip Tap & Toe NORTH POLE SKETCH (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by The Ritz Brothers, Tony Martin, Dorothy Christy and others |
ALICE FAYE ... Judy Poe Wells THE RITZ BROTHERS (as RITZ BROTHERS)... The Ritz Brothers DON AMECHE ... George Macrae CHARLES WINNINGER ... Sam Gordon GYPSY ROSE LEE (as LOUISE HOVICK) ... Lulu Riley ARTHUR TREACHER ... Bevins TONY MARTIN ... Bobby Walker DAVID RUBINOFF (as RUBINOFF) ... David Rubinoff PHYLLIS BROOKS ... Evelyn Moore WALLY VERNON ... Jerry TIP TAP & TOE (as TIP TAP AND TOE) ... Specialty Dancers in North Winds LOUIS PRIMA ... Orchestra Leader GEORGE HUMBERT ... Romano JED PROUTY ... Mr. Whiteman DOROTHY CHRISTY ... Blonde TONY MARTINELLI ... Tony Martinelli Rest of cast listed alphabetically: SAM ASH ... Publicity Agent (uncredited) LYNN BARI ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) LYNNE BERKELEY ... Joan (uncredited) CLARA BLANDICK ... Townswoman (uncredited) TYLER BROOKE ... Hotel Clerk (uncredited) HOWARD CANTONWINE ... Tony (uncredited) CLAUDIA COLEMAN ... Y.W.C.A. Matron (uncredited) GEORGE DAVIS ... Waiter at Romano's (uncredited) BILL ELLIOTT ... Lulu's Bathing Companion (uncredited) CLARETTE ELLIS ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) FRANKLYN FARNUM ... Hillbilly Bartender (uncredited) MARGARET FIELDING ... Miss Barkow (uncredited) TED FRASER ... Tap (uncredited) JUNE GALE ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) DICK GORDON ... Theatregoer (uncredited) MARY GORDON ... Y.W.C.A. Scrub Woman (uncredited) SAMUEL GREEN ... Tip (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Theatregoer (uncredited) PHILIPPA HILBER ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) PAUL HURST ... Truck Driver (uncredited) SI JENKS ... Y.W.C.A. Janitor (uncredited) JANE KERR ... Y.W.C.A. Scrub Woman (uncredited) TOMMY KLEIN ... Flower Boy (uncredited) JACK 'TINY' LIPSON ... Townsman at Music Counter (uncredited) ROBERT LOWERY ... Co-Pilot (uncredited) HANK MANN ... Cab Driver (uncredited) WILLIAM MATHIESON ... Bagpiper (uncredited) PAUL MCVEY ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) MARIE MELESH ... Woman in Cafe (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Theatregoer (uncredited) NICK MORO ... Guitar Player (uncredited) CHARLES MORTON ... Airplane Passenger (uncredited) BOB MURPHY ... Alderman Barney Callahan (uncredited) INEZ PALANGE ... Mrs. Romano (uncredited) THOMAS POGUE ... Standee at Show (uncredited) LILLIAN PORTER ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) FRANK PUGLIA ... Waiter at Romano's (uncredited) JAYNE REGAN ... Stewardess (uncredited) AL RITZ ... Al Ritz (uncredited) HARRY RITZ ... Harry Ritz (uncredited) JIMMY RITZ ... Jimmy Ritz (uncredited) FLOYD SHACKELFORD ... Doorman (uncredited) MARY STEWART ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) BONITA WEBER ... Y.W.C.A. Scrub Woman (uncredited) RAY WINFIELD ... Toe (uncredited) FRANK YACONELLI ... Accordion Player (uncredited) |
Directed by: NORMAN TAUROG ========= Writing Credits: HARRY TUGEND ... (screen play) & JACK YELLEN ... (screen play) and KARL TUNBERG ... (screen play) GREGORY RATOFF ... (from an original story by) ========= Produced by: LAURENCE SCHWAB ... associate producer ========= Music by: CYRIL J. MOCKRIDGE ... (uncredited) WALTER SCHARF ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: LUCIEN N. ANDRIOT (as LUCIEN ANDRIOT) ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: HANSON T. FRITCH (as HANSON FRITCH) ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: DUNCAN CRAMER ========= Costume Design by: ROYER ... (costumes) ========= Production Management: DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... in charge of production ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JASPER BLYSTONE ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: ROGER HEMAN SR. (as ROGER HEMAN) ... sound ARTHUR VON KIRBACH (as ARTHUR VON KIRBACH) ... sound ========= Music Department: DAVID BUTTOLPH ... musical director MACK GORDON ... music and lyrics by HARRY REVEL ... music and lyrics by JULE STYNE ... vocal supervisor DAVID BUTTOLPH ... composer: additional music (uncredited) CHARLES MAXWELL ... composer: additional music (uncredited) HERBERT W. SPENCER ... orchestrator (uncredited) JACK VIRGIL ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HARRY BRAND ... publicity director (uncredited) HARRY LOSEE ... choreographer (uncredited) GILBERT PRATT ... technical advisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox (as Twentieth Century-Fox) ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (as Twentieth Century-Fox) (1937) [USA] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox Film Company (as Twentieth Century-Fox) (1938) [UK] Theatrical 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2013) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: Western Electric [us] (mirrophonic sound recording) |
| 11 August 1937 [New York City, New York, USA] 21 August 1937 [USA] 30 September 1937 [London, UK] 28 March 1938 [UK] 15 May 1938 [Finland] 3 August 1938 [France] 24 March 1939 [Denmark] |
 MR. DODD TAKES THE AIR (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 27 minutes] In the small town of Pewamo, Claude Dodd, an electrician singing baritone in the local Strawberry Festival is heard by the owner of the Morpheus Mattress Company, who hires him to sing on the radio program he sponsors. Before he leaves for New York with his manager, "Sniffer" Sears, he has a minor operation to cure an attack of quinsy, and is told by the doctor not to use his voice. In front of the radio microphone the following week, he finds he's a tenor when he sings, much to the chagrin of the mattress company owner, who hates tenors. But that soon changes when telegrams pour in praising his voice, so that the station owner, Gateway, offers him a contract for 52 weeks, at a salary of $1000 per week, which was upped from the initial offer by Gateway's secretary, Marjorie Day, signalling Sears. Marjorie took a liking to Claude and vice versa, so while Claude becomes wealthy and famous, he and Marjorie fall in love. Because of his fame, he meets ditsy but egotistical opera singer, ... |
AM I IN LOVE? (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played during the opening credits Also performed by Kenny Baker during the second broadcast and toward the end Also played by the band at the nightclub REMEMBER ME? (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Performed by Kenny Baker at Mme. Moro's party IF I WERE A LITTLE POND LILY (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Performed by Kenny Baker at the strawberry festival HERE COMES THE SANDMAN (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Performed by Kenny Baker at the strawberry festival and at the first broadcast Also played by the band at the nightclub THE GIRL YOU USED TO BE (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Played during the opening credits Also performed by Kenny Baker on stage I KNOW NOW (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played when Claude walks into the broadcast studio and sees Marjorie WHEN MY DREAM BOAT COMES HOME (uncredited) Written by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin Played on the radio that Claude fixes CHICKEN REEL (uncredited) Traditional Played briefly during the opening scene POET AND PEASANT OVERTURE (uncredited) Music by Franz von Suppé Played in the background when Sniffer tells Doremus he's going to miss the lady troubadours WITH PLENTY OF MONEY AND YOU (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played in the background when Doremus tells Claude that he wants his baritone voice SMILES (uncredited) Music by Lee S. Roberts Played in the background when Claude sneezes and Sniffer tells him he's taking him to see Doc Quinn THE LADY WHO COULDN'T BE KISSED (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Played in the background when Claude and Sniffer show up at the Metropolitan Broadcast Company WITHOUT YOUR LOVE (uncredited) Music by M.K. Jerome Played in the background during the coffee shop scene TOO MARVELOUS FOR WORDS (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Played in the background during the coffee shop scene JUST A QUIET EVENING (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Played in the background during the coffee shop scene EVER SINCE EVE (uncredited) Music by M.K. Jerome Played when Claude and Marjorie arrive at the Star Club FIFTY-SECOND STREET (uncredited) Music by Saul Chaplin Played at the Star Club after Gateway's party has joined Claude's party BORN TO LOVE (uncredited) Music by M.K. Jerome Played on the radio during Claude's demonstration O MIO FERNANDO (uncredited) From "La favorita" Written by Gaetano Donizetti Performed by Alice Brady at the party |
KENNY BAKER ... Claude L. Dodd FRANK MCHUGH ... 'Sniffer' Sears ALICE BRADY ... Mme. Sonia Moro GERTRUDE MICHAEL ... Jessica Stafford JANE WYMAN ... Marjorie Day JOHN ELDREDGE ... Jim Lidin HENRY O'NEILL ... D.M. Gateway HARRY DAVENPORT ... Doc Jeremiah George Quinn FERRIS TAYLOR ... Hiram P. Doremus LINDA PERRY ... Information Desk Girl Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LUIS ALBERNI ... Bit Part (uncredited) JACK CHEFE ... One of Mme. Moro's Party Guests (uncredited) MICKEY DANIELS ... Electrician (uncredited) SAYRE DEARING ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) DON DOWNEN ... Boy with Telegrams (uncredited) FLORENCE GILL ... Miss Carrie Bowers (uncredited) BETTY GOBLE ... Little Girl (uncredited) TOM HANLON ... Studio 9 Announcer (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... One of Mme. Moro's Party Guests (uncredited) JOHN HARRON ... Man in Sound Booth (uncredited) JOHN HIESTAND ... 3rd Radio Announcer (uncredited) WILLIAM HOPPER ... Second Production Manager (uncredited) OWEN KING ... Second Announcer (uncredited) ANDERSON LAWLER ... First Production Manager (uncredited) GEORGE MAGRILL ... Nightclub Doorman (uncredited) PAUL MAXEY ... Fred - Substitute Singer (uncredited) JACK MOWER ... Policeman (uncredited) DAVE O'BRIEN ... Studio 9 Technician (uncredited) ADDISON RICHARDS ... Second Doctor (uncredited) CLIFFORD SOUBIER ... Ben Kidder (uncredited) JOHN GRAHAM SPACEY ... Headwaiter (uncredited) ELLIOTT SULLIVAN ... Taxi Driver (uncredited) MARY TREEN ... Fan with Locket (uncredited) MAIDEL TURNER ... Lil Doremus (uncredited) DOROTHY VAUGHAN ... Marjorie's Neighbor (uncredited) LEO WHITE ... Violinist (uncredited) ERIC WILTON ... Moro's Butler (uncredited) |
Directed by: ALFRED E. GREEN ========= Writing Credits: WILLIAM WISTER HAINES ... (screenplay) & ELAINE RYAN ... (screenplay) CLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND ... (story "The Great Crooner") ========= Produced by: MERVYN LEROY ... producer ========= Music by: ADOLPH DEUTSCH ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ARTHUR EDESON ========= Film Editing by: THOMAS RICHARDS ========= Art Direction by: ROBERT M. HAAS (as ROBERT HAAS) ========= Costume Design by: MILO ANDERSON ... (gowns) ========= Sound Department: C.A. RIGGS ... sound ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ADOLPH DEUTSCH ... music arranger LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. (as a Warner Bros.-First National Picture) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1937) [USA] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1937) [UK] Theatrical Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV |
| 20 August 1937 USA] 17 November 1937 [Hungary] 6 December 1937 [Sweden] 10 December 1937 [Netherlands] 22 December 1937 [France] 9 January 1938 [Finland] 14 February 1938 [Denmark] 27 February 1938 [Turkey] 22 March 1938 [Portugal] 6 May 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 1938 [Austria] 1938 [Germany] 8 April 1940 [Madrid, Spain] 10 February 1996 {dubbed version} [Germany] |
 BROADWAY MELODY OF 1938 (Musical | Romance) [1 hour 50 minutes] Steve Raleight wants to produce a show on Broadway. He finds a backer, Herman Whipple and a leading lady, Sally Lee. But Caroline Whipple forces Steve to use a known star, not a newcomer. Sally purchases a horse, she used to train when her parents had a farm before the depression and with two ex-vaudevillians, Sonny Ledford and Peter Trott she trains it to win a race, providing the money Steve needs for his show. |
BROADWAY MELODY (1929) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by an offscreen chorus during the opening credits Reprised by the cast in the finale YOU ARE MY LUCKY STAR (1935) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Played during the opening credits One line sung by Charles Igor Gorin in the finale YOURS AND MINE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by Judy Garland Played on piano by Robert Taylor and sung by Eleanor Powell (dubbed by Marjorie Lane) on the train Danced to by Eleanor Powell and George Murphy Danced to by Judy Garland and Buddy Ebsen Played as background music often THE TOREADOR SONG (1875) (uncredited) from "Carmen" Music by Georges Bizet Libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy Sung by Charles Igor Gorin in the opening scene FOLLOW IN MY FOOTSTEPS (1937) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung and danced to by George Murphy, Buddy Ebsen and Eleanor Powell (dubbed by Marjorie Lane) Contains portions of "The Old Gray Mare" Traditional and "Jingle Bells" (1857) Written by James Pierpont EVERYBODY SING (1937) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by Judy Garland, Sophie Tucker, Barnett Parker, Delos Jewkes and chorus Contains portions of "Sing a Song of Sixpence" Traditional nursery rhyme Reprised a cappella by Barnett Parker AULD LANG SYNE (uncredited) Scottish traditional music Played as background music when Alice talks about her career SOME OF THESE DAYS (1910) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Shelton Brooks Sung by Sophie Tucker at the audition I'M FEELIN' LIKE A MILLION (1937) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung and Danced to by George Murphy and Eleanor Powell (dubbed by Marjorie Lane) LARGO AL FACTOTUM (1816) (uncredited) from "Il Barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville)" Music by Gioachino Rossini Libretto by Cesare Sterbini Played on piano by Billy Gilbert and sung by Charles Igor Gorin Reprised by him at the racetrack YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU (I DIDN'T WANT TO DO IT) (1913) (uncredited) Music by James V. Monaco Lyrics by Joseph McCarthy Additional lyrics ("Dear Mr. Gable") by Roger Edens Sung by Judy Garland YOUR BROADWAY AND MY BROADWAY (1937) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by Sophie Tucker and Charles Igor Gorin Danced to by George Murphy, Eleanor Powell, Buddy Ebsen and Judy Garland BROADWAY RHYTHM (1935) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by a chorus in the show and danced to by Eleanor Powell GOT A PAIR OF NEW SHOES (1937) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Briefly sung by a chorus and danced to by Eleanor Powell in the finale HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN (1929) (uncredited) Music by Milton Ager Lyrics by Jack Yellen IN THE EVENING BY THE MOONLIGHT (1880) (uncredited) Written by James Allen Bland |
ROBERT TAYLOR ... Steve Raleigh ELEANOR POWELL ... Sally Lee GEORGE MURPHY ... Sonny Ledford BINNIE BARNES ... Caroline Whipple BUDDY EBSEN ... Peter Trot SOPHIE TUCKER ... Alice Clayton JUDY GARLAND ... Betty Clayton CHARLES IGOR GORIN ... Nicki Papaloopas RAYMOND WALBURN ... Herman Whipple ROBERT BENCHLEY ... Duffy WILLIE HOWARD ... The Waiter CHARLEY GRAPEWIN ... James K. Blakeley ROBERT WILDHACK ... The Sneezer BILLY GILBERT ... George Papaloopas BARNETT PARKER ... Jerry Jason HELEN TROY ... Emma Snipe Rest of cast listed alphabetically: KING BAGGOT ... Magazine Stand Proprietor (uncredited) MONICA BANNISTER ... Girl at Hamilton Brown's Casting Office (uncredited) BONNIE BANNON ... Girl at Hamilton Brown's Casting Office (uncredited) EDDIE BORDEN ... Rooming House Actor Boarder (uncredited) HARRY C. BRADLEY ... Bertram (uncredited) DUDLEY CLEMENTS ... Hamilton Brown (uncredited) CHARLES COLEMAN ... Louis (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Third Barber in Barbershop (uncredited) THE CRINOLINE CHOIR ... Group Performers (uncredited) ROSITA CRONIN ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) HELEN DAY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) HARRISON GREENE ... Show Backer in Montage (uncredited) HARRY HOLMAN ... Boardinghouse Resident (uncredited) SHEP HOUGHTON ... Dancer (uncredited) DELOS JEWKES ... Bass in 'Everybody Sing' Number (uncredited) EDNA MAE JONES ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) CAROLE LANDIS ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) PATSY LEE ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) WILBUR MACK ... Second Bidder (uncredited) FRANK MCGLYNN SR. ... Boardinghouse Resident (uncredited) MATT MCHUGH ... Burt (uncredited) ELOISE RAWITZER ... Soloist (uncredited) MILDRED REHN ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) MARJORIE REYNOLDS ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) CARLOS RUFFINO ... Soloist (uncredited) CLARICE SHERRY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) MAIDEL TURNER ... Boardinghouse Resident (uncredited) ROBERT WAYNE ... Out of Work Actor (uncredited) PAT WEST ... First Bidder (uncredited) LEO WHITE ... Knowles (uncredited) JUNE WILKINS ... Girl at Hamilton Brown's Casting Office (uncredited) CHARLES C. WILSON ... Horse Auctioneer (uncredited) WILLIAM WORTHINGTON ... N.O. Norwich (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROY DEL RUTH ========= Writing Credits: JACK MCGOWAN ... (screen play) JACK MCGOWAN ... (original story) and SID SILVERS ... (original story) HARRY W. CONN ... (additional dialogue) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: JACK CUMMINGS ... producer IRVING THALBERG ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: LEO ARNAUD ... (uncredited) MURRAY CUTTER ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: WILLIAM H. DANIELS (as WILLIAM DANIELS) ... (photographed by) RAY JUNE ... (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: BLANCHE SEWELL ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) ========= Art Department: EDWIN B. WILLIS ... associate art director JOSEPH C. WRIGHT (as JOSEPH WRIGHT) ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Camera and Electrical Department: CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL ... still photographer (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: SLAVKO VORKAPICH ... montage effects ========= Music Department: LEO ARNAUD ... vocal and orchestral arrangements NACIO HERB BROWN ... music and lyrics by MURRAY CUTTER ... vocal and orchestral arrangements ROGER EDENS ... music arrangements by ARTHUR FREED ... music and lyrics by MERRILL PYE ... musical presentations GEORGE STOLL (as GEORGIE STOLL) ... musical director ENRICO RICARDI ... coach: singers (uncredited) CESARE STERBINI ... librettist: "Largo al factotum" from "Il Barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville)" (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: DAVE GOULD ... dance ensembles |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (as Loew's Inc.) (1937) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Metro Goldwyn Mayer (1937) [FRANCE] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1938) [GERMANY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1938) [BELGIUM] Theatrical MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1992) [USA] VHS ClassicLine (2005) [BRAZIL] DVD Warner Home Video (2008) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: Western Electric [us] (sound system) |
| 20 August 1937 [USA] 21 January 1938 [UK] 16 March 1939 [Portugal] 1 January 1940 [Barcelona, Spain] 23 March 1940 [Madrid, Spain] |
 GANGWAY (Comedy | Crime | Musical) [1 hour 30 minutes] Newspaper reporter becomes involved with gang of crooks who take her for a tough American gangster. |
WHEN YOU GOTTA SING, YOU GOTTA SING Written by Samuel Lerner (as Sammy Lerner), Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman Sung by Jessie Matthews LORD AND LADY WHOOZIS Written by Samuel Lerner (as Sammy Lerner), Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman Sung by Jessie Matthews MOON OR NO MOON Written by Samuel Lerner (as Sammy Lerner), Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman Sung by Jessie Matthews GANGWAY Written by Samuel Lerner (as Sammy Lerner), Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman Sung by Jessie Matthews MY, WHAT A DIFFERENT NIGHT (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon TRANSATLANTIC SPEED (uncredited) Music by Louis Levy MY LITTLE GARDEN OF DREAMS (uncredited) Written by Harry M. Woods |
JESSIE MATTHEWS ... Pat Wayne BARRY MACKAY ... Bob Deering NAT PENDLETON ... Smiles Hogan ALASTAIR SIM ... Detective Taggett OLIVE BLAKENEY ... Nedda Beaumont NOEL MADISON ... Mike Otterman PATRICK LUDLOW ... Carl Freemason LIANE ORDEYNE ... Greta Brand GRAHAM MOFFATT ... Joe DANNY GREEN ... Shorty EDMON RYAN ... Red Mike Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LAWRENCE ANDERSON ... Tracy - Press Agent (uncredited) BLAKE DORN ... Benny the Gent (uncredited) PETER GAWTHORNE ... Assistant Commissioner Sir Brian Moore (uncredited) HENRY HALLATT ... Smithers - Solicitor (uncredited) WARREN JENKINS ... Foreign Dancer (uncredited) MICHAEL RENNIE ... Ship's Officer (uncredited) DORIS ROGERS ... Mrs. Sherman Van Tuyl (uncredited) |
Directed by: SONNIE HALE ========= Writing Credits: LESSER SAMUELS DWIGHT TAYLOR ... (story) ========= Cinematography by: GLEN MACWILLIAMS ========= Film Editing by: AL BARNES ========= Art Direction by: ALFRED JUNGE (as A. JUNGE) ========= Costume Design by: P.L. CARTTEL MARIANNE ========= Sound Department: A. O'DONOGHUE (as A.C. O'DONOGHUE) ... sound ========= Camera and Electrical Department: STEPHEN DADE ... camera operator (uncredited) REG JOHNSON ... assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Music Department: BRETTON BYRD ... special orchestrator LOUIS LEVY ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: BUDDY BRADLEY ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Gaumont British Picture Corporation ========= Distributors: General Film Distributors (GFD) (1937) [UK] Theatrical Gaumont British Picture Corporation of America (1937) [USA] Theatrical |
| 23 August 1937 [London, UK] 15 November 1937 [UK] 16 August 1938 [USA] 5 June 1940 (television premiere) [New York City, USA] 12 August 1947 (re-release) [London, UK] |
 JERICHO later called DARK SANDS (Drama | Musical | Adventure) [1 hour 17 minutes] During the Great War, a Negro corporal, Jericho Jackson, disobeys an order and saves crewmen trapped below deck after an attack. A sergeant dies in the incident; Jackson is court-martialed and sentenced to death. He bolts, and his captain unjustly gets a five-year sentence for aiding his escape; the captain vows to bring Jackson to justice. Meanwhile, Jackson has stolen a boat and sailed from Bordeaux to Morocco where his skills as a physician give him a new lease on life. He becomes a chief responsible for negotiating peace among tribes and leading the annual great salt caravan. A confrontation with his old captain is, however, unavoidable. Can there be justice? |
MY WAY Written by Michael Carr and Jimmy Kennedy Sung by Paul Robeson MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster (as Stephen Collins Foster) Played and sung by GI's at the Songfest IT'S A LONG, LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY (uncredited) Written by Jack Judge and Harry Williams Played and sung at the Songfest DEEP DESERT Written by Michael Carr and Jimmy Kennedy Sung by Paul Robeson SHORTNIN' BREAD (uncredited) Folk song adapted by Jacques Wolf Sung by Paul Robeson SILENT NIGHT (uncredited) Music by Franz Xaver Gruber Arranged by Alfred Ralston Sung by Paul Robeson |
PAUL ROBESON ... Cpl. Jericho Jackson HENRY WILCOXON ... Capt. Mack WALLACE FORD ... Mike Clancy KOUKA ... Gara JOHN LAURIE ... Hassan JAMES CAREW ... Maj. J.R. Barnes LAWRENCE BROWN ... Pvt. Face RUFUS FENNELL ... Sgt. Gamey IKE HATCH ... Pvt. Tag FRANK CRAM ... Col. Lake FRANK COCHRANE ... Agouba GEORGE BARRAUD ... Explorer FREDERICK COOPER ... Explorer HENRY AUBIN ... Explorer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: EUGENE COZIER ... Mick Jackson (uncredited) CHARLES FARRELL ... Sergeant on Guard (uncredited) PETER GAWTHORNE ... Court Martial President (uncredited) DANNY GREEN ... Sergeant (uncredited) ESLANDA ROBESON ... Tribal Princess (uncredited) |
Directed by: THORNTON FREELAND ========= Writing Credits: GEORGE BARRAUD WALTER FUTTER ... (story) ROBERT N. LEE ... (adaptation) PETER RURIC ... (adaptation) ========= Produced by: WALTER FUTTER ... producer ========= Music by: VAN PHILLIPS ... (uncredited) ALFRED RALSTON ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOHN W. BOYLE ========= Art Direction by: EDWARD CARRICK ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: DONALD WILSON ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: BERT ROSS (as A.S. ROSS) ... sound ========= Editorial Department: EDWARD B. JARVIS (as E.B. JARVIS) ... supervising editor ========= Music Department: VAN PHILLIPS ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: MAX SCHACH ... presenter |
Production Companies: Buckingham Film Productions Capitol Film Corporation ========= Distributors: General Film Distributors (GFD) (1937) [UK] Theatrical Record Pictures (1938) [USA] Theatrical Pioneer Exclusives (1942) [UK] Theatrical - re-release Ambassador Film Productions (1947) [UK] Theatrical - re-release Motion Picture Management (1949) [USA] TV Kino Video (1998) [USA] VHS Bel Canto Society (2002) [USA] VHS The Criterion Collection (2007) [USA] DVD Odeon Entertainment (2012) [UK] DVD Gofilex [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical |
| 27 August 1937 [USA] 23 January 1938 [Finland] 11 February 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 30 September 1938 [Groningen, Netherlands] |
 MAKE A WISH (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 17 minutes] While at summer camp in the Maine woods, little Bobby Breen befriends composer Basil Rathbone, who left the city to try and break his creative block, and is soon playing matchmaker for his widowed singer mother and Rathbone. |
MAKE A WISH Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Louis Alter and Paul Francis Webster (as Paul F. Webster) MUSIC IN MY HEART Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Louis Alter and Paul Francis Webster (as Paul F. Webster) OLD MAN RIP Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Louis Alter and Paul Francis Webster (as Paul F. Webster) BIRCHLAKE FOREVER Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Louis Alter and Paul Francis Webster (as Paul F. Webster) CAMPFIRE DREAMS Music by Louis Alter Lyrics by Paul Francis Webster (as Paul F. Webster) |
BOBBY BREEN ... Chip Winters BASIL RATHBONE ... Johnny Selden MARION CLAIRE ... Irene Winters HENRY ARMETTA ... Moreta LEON ERROL ... Brennan DONALD MEEK ... Joseph BILLY LEE ... Pee Wee RALPH FORBES ... Walter Mays LEONID KINSKEY ... Moe HERBERT RAWLINSON ... Dr. Stevens SPENCER CHARTERS ... Station Agent JOHNNY ARTHUR ... Antoine LEW KELLY ... Mailman CHARLES RICHMAN ... Wagner FRED SCOTT ... Minstrel LILLIAN HARMER ... Clara BARBARA BARONDESS ... Secretary DOROTHY APPLEBY ... Telephone Girl RICHARD TUCKER ... Grant TOMMY RYAN (as PHILIP McMAHON) ... Chunky BILLY LECHNER ... Judge JACK EGGER (as JACKIE EGGER) ... Bud Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JEAN THACHER ... Summer Camp Kid DONNIE ALLEN ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) JOANNE ARNOLD ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) JIMMY BAUER ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) FRANK BELLAN ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) JOHNNY BERRY ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) FRANK E. BRESSEL Jr. ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) TOMMY BUPP ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) AUDREY CAROL ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) PATSY CURRIER ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) CALVIN ELLISON ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) FRANK ELMQUIST ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) BILLY FINNEGAN ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) DAVID FREEMAN ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) SIDNEY FRIEDLANDER ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) TED FRYE ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) AUDREY HALLIGAN ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) HARRY HARVEY Jr. ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) LOUIS HERBERS ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) FRANCIS HERTZ ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) JOHN HERTZ ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) HERBERT HOLCOMBE ... Woodsman (uncredited) RICHARD HOLLAND ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) JUNIOR HUGHES ... Bugler (uncredited) RONALD HUGHSON ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) DON HULBERT ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) MALCOLM HUTTON ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) LEONARD LAWRENCE ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) CALVIN LESLIE ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) BUDDY LONDELIUS ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) MARILYN MARLIN ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) LON MCCALLISTER ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) BOBBY MISRACH ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) CARLYLE MOORE Jr. ... Camp Instructor (uncredited) JEANETTE NOESON ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) LEE OTIS Jr. ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) GENE OTIS ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) JAMES PARKER ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) TOM RANDALL ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) KENT ROGERS ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) JERRY SHELDON ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) JAY SILVERHEELS ... Indian Guide (uncredited) DONN STOKES ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) RICHARD SWILER ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) BOB WEBSTER ... Woodsman (uncredited) JACK WHITE ... Woodsman (uncredited) CAMILLE WILLIAMS ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) BONNIE WOLFE ... Summer Camp Kid (uncredited) |
Directed by: KURT NEUMANN ========= Writing Credits: GERTRUDE BERG ... (story and screenplay) BERNARD SCHUBERT ... (screenplay) and EARLE SNELL ... (screenplay) WILLIAM HURLBUT ... (additional dialogue) and AL BOASBERG ... (additional dialogue) ========= Produced by: EDWARD GROSS ... associate producer SOL LESSER ... producer ========= Music by: OSCAR STRAUS HUGO RIESENFELD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOHN J. MESCALL ========= Film Editing by: ARTHUR HILTON ========= Art Direction by: HARRY OLIVER WILLY POGANY ========= Costume Design by: BRYMER ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JOSEPH BOYLE ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: HUGH MCDOWELL Jr. ... sound engineer ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: ALBERT DEANO ... costume supervisor ========= Music Department: ABE MEYER ... music supervisor HUGO RIESENFELD ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: LARRY CEBALLOS ... dance director |
Production Companies: Bobby Breen Productions Inc. (for) Sol Lesser Productions (as Principal Productions Inc.) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures (1937) [UK] Theatrical Variety Film Distributors (1946) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Reel Media International (2004) [WORLD-WIDE] VHS Reel Media International (2007) [WORLD-WIDE] DVD Alpha Video Distributors (2008) [USA] DVD Critics' Choice Video (2008) [USA] DVD |
| 1 September 1937 [New York City, New York, USA] 17 September 1937 [USA] 15 December 1937 [Sweden] 26 January 1938 [France] 5 May 1938 [Germany] |
 DOUBLE OR NOTHING (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 30 minutes] A dying millionaire instructs his lawyers to drop twenty-five purses containing a $100 bill on the streets of New York City. Four honest 'finders' return them to the lawyers. Under the terms of the will, each of them is given $5,000, and the first one to double that money within 30 days will receive the entire estate: $1,000,000. However, the greedy relatives cut from the will are determined to thwart each one's plans. |
(YOU KNOW IT ALL) SMARTY (uncredited) Music by Burton Lane Lyrics by Ralph Freed Sung by Bing Crosby O SOLO MIO (uncredited) Music by Eduardo Di Capua Lyrics in Neapolitan by Giovanni Capurro (1898) Sung by Alphonse Bergé THE MOON GOT IN MY EYES (uncredited) Music by Arthur Johnston Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby IT'S THE NATURAL THING TO DO (uncredited) Music by Arthur Johnston Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby IT'S ON, IT'S OFF (uncredited) Written by Al Siegel and Sam Coslow Sung by Martha Raye AFTER YOU (uncredited) Written by Al Siegel and Sam Coslow DOUBLE OR NOTHING (uncredited) Lyrics by Johnny Burke Music by Victor Young DON'T LOOK NOW (uncredited) Music by Sanford Green Lyrics by Irving Kahal ALL YOU WANT TO DO IS DANCE (uncredited) Music by Arthur Johnston Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby |
BING CROSBY ... 'Lefty' Boylan MARTHA RAYE ... Liza Lou Lane ANDY DEVINE ... Half Pint MARY CARLISLE ... Vicki Clark WILLIAM FRAWLEY ... John Pederson BENNY BAKER ... Sailor SAMUEL S. HINDS ... Jonathan Clark WILLIAM HENRY ... Egbert Clark FAY HOLDEN ... Martha Sewell Clark BERT HANLON ... Nick Praxitales GILBERT EMERY ... Mr. Mitchell WALTER KINGSFORD ... Mr. Dobson JOHN GALLAUDET ... Johnny Rutherford HARRY BARRIS ... Sing Orchestra Leader ALPHONSE BERGÉ ... Specialty TEX MORRISSEY ... Specialty FRANCES FAYE ... Specialty - Liza's sister AMES AND ARNO: ELSIE AMES ... Dance Speciality NICK ARNO ... Dance Specialty EDWARD RICKARD ... Specialty STEVE CALGARY ... Specialty ANDRE CALGARY ... Specialty ARTHUR HOUSMAN ... Drunk CHARLES IRWIN ... Drunk JAMES NOTARO (as JIMMY NOTARO) ... Dancing Cop Rest of cast listed alphabetically: STANLEY ANDREWS ... Police Lieutenant (uncredited) HERBERT ASHLEY ... Doorman (uncredited) STANLEY BROWN ... Sing Band Member (uncredited) GEORGE BURTON ... Ticket Taker (uncredited) ALEXANDRIA DEAN ... Secretary (uncredited) SAYRE DEARING ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) MACK GRAY ... Man at Table (uncredited) OLAF HYTTEN ... Eustace the Butler (uncredited) PERC LAUNDERS ... Orchestra Leader (uncredited) ETHELREDA LEOPOLD ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) HARRY MYERS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) DAVID NEWELL ... Nick's Flunkie (uncredited) DENNIS O'KEEFE ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) GARRY OWEN ... Process Server (uncredited) MICHAEL PECAROVICH ... Papouras the Lawyer (uncredited) JACK PENNICK ... Taxi Driver (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) ROLFE SEDAN ... Headwaiter (uncredited) JACK SHEA ... Onlooker (uncredited) CHARLES SHERLOCK ... Process Server (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) LEONARD SUES ... Assistant Designer (uncredited) LUDOVICO TOMARCHIO ... Hamburger Vendor (uncredited) DALE VAN SICKEL ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) RUSSELL WADE ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) FLORENCE WIX ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) VICTOR SEN YUNG ... Minor Role (uncredited) |
Directed by: THEODORE REED ========= Writing Credits: DUKE ATTEBERRY ERWIN GELSEY CHARLES LEDERER JACK MOFFITT (as JOHN C. MOFFITT) M. COATES WEBSTER ... (story) ========= Produced by: BENJAMIN GLAZER ... producer ========= Music by: JOHN LEIPOLD ... (uncredited) VICTOR YOUNG ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: KARL STRUSS ========= Film Editing by: EDWARD DMYTRYK ========= Costume Design by: EDITH HEAD ========= Music Department: ARTHUR FRANKLIN ... music advisor BORIS MORROS ... musical director AL SIEGEL ... vocal supervisor MAX TERR ... vocal arranger VICTOR YOUNG ... Orchestrator GEORGE BASSMAN ... composer: additional music (uncredited) MAX TERR ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: LA PRELE JONES ... script supervisor ========= Additional Crew: LEROY PRINZ ... Choreographer ADOLPH ZUKOR ... presenter |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical Paramount Film Service (1937) [CANADA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1937) [UK] Theatrical Paramount Film Service (1937) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1937) [SWEDEN] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV Universal Studios (Included in 'Bing Crosby: Screen Legends Collection") (2006) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: Deluxe Digital Studios (DVD transfer) |
| 1 September 1937 [New York City, New York, USA]] 5 November 1937 [USA] 24 January 1938 [Sweden] 27 January 1938 [Croatia] 16 February 1938 [France] 24 February 1938 [Australia] 6 March 1938 [Finland] 13 March 1938 [Slovenia] 17 March 1938 [Hungary] 22 March 1938 [Denmark] 25 March 1938 [Antwerpen, Belgium] 29 March 1938 [Germany] 17 May 1938 [Portugal] 20 May 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 1 September 1938 [Amsterdam, Netherlands] 26 January 1940 [Barcelona, Spain] 11 October 1940 [Madrid, Spain] |
 THE FIREFLY (History | Musical | Romance) [2 hours 11 minutes] Nina Maria Azara is the beautiful and alluring singing spy for Spain during the Napoleonic Wars. Her mission is to seduce French Officers, in order for them to reveal Napolean's intentions toward Spain. She is sent to Bayonne, France to gather military secrets. Prior to this, she meets, Don Diego while performing at a club. Unknown to her, Don Diego is actually Captain Andre, who is sent to Spain to spy on her. While in France, Nina discovers Diego's true identity, only after she has fallen in love with him. Nina Maria outwits her potential captors and returns to Spain, and goes into hiding. Napoleon's troops invade Spain, resulting in Nina's capture. In a strange twist of fate, Nina and Captain Andre are reunited, but, the 2 nations are now at war... |
LOVE IS LIKE A FIREFLY (uncredited) Music by Rudolf Friml Lyrics by Bob Wright and Chet Forrest Sung by Jeanette MacDonald DANSE JEANETTE (uncredited) Written by Herbert Stothart Danced by Jeanette MacDonald Sung by Jeanette MacDonald THE DONKEY SERENADE (uncredited) Music by Rudolf Friml and Herbert Stothart Lyrics by Bob Wright and Chet Forrest Sung by Allan Jones SYMPATHY (uncredited) Music by Rudolf Friml Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach and Gus Kahn Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and Allan Jones A WOMAN'S KISS (uncredited) Music by Rudolf Friml Lyrics by Bob Wright and Chet Forrest Sung by Allan Jones Background vocal by Jeanette MacDonald GIANNINA MIA (uncredited) Music by Rudolf Friml Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach Sung by Allan Jones HE WHO LOVES AND RUNS AWAY (uncredited) Music by Rudolf Friml Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung by Jeanette MacDonald WHEN A MAID COMES KNOCKING AT YOUR HEART (uncredited) Music by Rudolf Friml Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach, Bob Wright & Chet Forrest Sung by Jeanette MacDonald I LOVE YOU DON DIEGO (uncredited) Music by Rudolf Friml Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach Sung by Jeanette MacDonald OJOS ROJOS (uncredited) Argentine Folk Song Arranged by Manuel Álvarez Maciste Played by Manuel Álvarez Maciste PARA LA SALUD (uncredited) Arranged by Herbert Stothart Danced by Jeanette MacDonald THE DONKEY SERENADE (uncredited) Music by Rudolf Friml and Herbert Stothart Lyrics by Bob Wright and Chet Forrest Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and Allan Jones GIANNINA MIA: FINALE (uncredited) Music by Rudolf Friml Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and Allan Jones ENGLISH MARCH (uncredited) Sung by Chorus |
JEANETTE MACDONALD ... Nina Maria Azara ALLAN JONES ... Don Diego WARREN WILLIAM ... Major de Rouchemont BILLY GILBERT ... Innkeeper DOUGLASS DUMBRILLE (as DOUGLAS DUMBRILLE) ... Marquis de Melito HENRY DANIELL ... General Savary LEONARD PENN ... Etienne TOM RUTHERFORD (as TOM RUTHERFURD) ... King Ferdinard BELLE MITCHELL ... Lola GEORGE ZUCCO ... Secret Service Chief CORBET MORRIS (as CORBETT MORRIS) ... Duval MATTHEW BOULTON ... Wellington ROBERT SPINDOLA ... Juan Rest of cast listed alphabetically: VICTOR ADAMS ... Jail Guard (uncredited) MONYA ANDRE ... Civilian Wife (uncredited) SAM APPEL ... Fruit Vendor (uncredited) PILAR ARCOS ... Gypsy (uncredited) HOOPER ATCHLEY ... French Soldier Requesting Flowers (uncredited) ZITA BACA ... Gypsy (uncredited) RAY BENNETT ... Soldier in Café (uncredited) MAURICE BLACK ... Pigeon Vendor (uncredited) EUGENE BORDEN ... Captain (uncredited) AGOSTINO BORGATO ... Peasant (uncredited) SIDNEY BRACEY ... Secretary (uncredited) RALPH BYRD ... French Lieutenant (uncredited) FRANK CAMPEAU ... Beggar (uncredited) JAMES B. CARSON ... Smiling Waiter (uncredited) MAURICE CASS ... Strawberry Vendor (uncredited) LANE CHANDLER ... Captain of Guards (uncredited) MABEL COLCORD ... Vendor (uncredited) PEDRO DE CORDOBA ... Spanish General (uncredited) WILLIAM CROWELL ... French Officer (uncredited) ALAN CURTIS ... French Soldier (uncredited) GUY D'ENNERY ... Spanish General (uncredited) DREW DEMOREST ... French Officer (uncredited) LESTER DORR ... French Officer (uncredited) ROGER DRAKE ... French Soldier (uncredited) PETER DU REY ... Officer (uncredited) FERNANDO GARCÍA ... Napoleonic Officer (uncredited) BOYD GILBERT ... Aide (uncredited) SOLEDAD GONZALES ... Gypsy (uncredited) KARL HACKETT ... Spaniard (uncredited) LEW HARVEY ... Officer (uncredited) BEN HEWLETT ... Major (uncredited) RAMSAY HILL ... French Officer (uncredited) RILEY HILL ... Lieutenant (uncredited) BRANDON HURST ... English General (uncredited) EDWARD KEANE ... French Chief of Staff (uncredited) COLIN KENNY ... English General (uncredited) ROBERT Z. LEONARD ... Café Patron (uncredited) JACQUES LORY ... French Soldier (uncredited) FRED MacKAYE ... French Soldier (uncredited) JOHN MERTON ... French Officer Announcing Abdication (uncredited) JOSEPH NORTH ... English General (uncredited) WILLIAM H. O'BRIEN ... Waiter (uncredited) DENNIS O'KEEFE ... French Soldier Admirer (uncredited) INEZ PALANGE ... Flower Woman (uncredited) ANTHONY PAWLEY ... French Officer (uncredited) JEAN PERRY ... French Major (uncredited) EDDIE PHILLIPS ... Captain (uncredited) JOHN PICORRI ... Café Proprietor (uncredited) RUSS POWELL ... Stablehand (uncredited) STANLEY PRICE ... Joseph Bonaparte (uncredited) FRANK PUGLIA ... Pablo (uncredited) ALBERTINA RASCH ... Café Patron (uncredited) DONALD REED ... French Officer (uncredited) JASON ROBARDS Sr. ... Civilian Spanish Patriot (uncredited) ROLFE SEDAN ... Hat Vendor (uncredited) HARRY SEMELS ... French Soldier (uncredited) PAT SOMERSET ... English General (uncredited) PAUL SUTTON ... Spanish Civilian Arousing the People (uncredited) DAVID TIHMAR ... Madrid Café Dancer (uncredited) CHARLES TOWNSEND ... French Soldier (uncredited) ZENI VATORI ... Café Waiter (uncredited) THEODORE VON ELTZ ... Captain Pierlot (uncredited) MILTON WATSON ... French Officer (uncredited) ROBERT WILBER ... Dying Soldier (uncredited) IAN WOLFE ... Izquierdo (uncredited) HARRY WORTH ... Secret Service Adjutant (uncredited) FRANK YACONELLI ... French Soldier (uncredited) MANUEL ÁLVAREZ MACISTE ... Pedro (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROBERT Z. LEONARD ========= Writing Credits: FRANCES GOODRICH ... (screen play) and ALBERT HACKETT ... (screen play) OTTO A. HARBACH ... (based upon the play by) OGDEN NASH ... (adaptation) ========= Produced by: HUNT STROMBERG ... producer ROBERT Z. LEONARD ... producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: OLIVER T. MARSH ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: ROBERT KERN (as ROBERT J. KERN) ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JOSEPH M. NEWMAN ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: PAUL GROESSE ... associate art director EDWIN B. WILLIS ... associate art director ELMER SHEELEY ... montage assistant (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Camera and Electrical Department: CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL ... still photographer (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: SLAVKO VORKAPICH ... montage effects ========= Music Department: CHET FORREST ... special lyrics by RUDOLF FRIML ... music by OTTO A. HARBACH ... based upon the lyrics of GUS KAHN ... additional lyrics by HERBERT STOTHART ... musical director BOB WRIGHT ... special lyrics by WAYNE ALLEN ... orchestrator (uncredited) PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestrator (uncredited) CHARLES MAXWELL ... orchestrator (uncredited) M.J. MCLAUGHLIN ... music recordist (uncredited) LEONID RAAB ... music arranger (uncredited) ENRICO RICARDI ... chorus coach (uncredited) EDWARD WARD ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ALBERTINA RASCH ... Dances GEORGE RICHELAVIE ... technical advisor ALICE DUER MILLER ... treatment (uncredited) CLAUDINE WEST ... treatment (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) (A Robert Z. Leonard Production) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [UK] Theatrical Metro Goldwyn Mayer (1938) [FRANCE] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1938) [BELGIUM] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1938) [NORWAY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1938) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (1938) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1962) [USA] Theatrical - re-release MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1992) [USA] VHS Turner Entertainment (1992) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video (1992) [USA] VHS Warner Archive Collection [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: Turner Entertainment (package design) |
| 3 September 1937 [USA] 2 March 1938 [France] 22 April 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 23 April 1938 [Uruguay] 10 February 1939 [Portugal] |
 THE LIFE OF THE PARTY (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 17 minutes] Dr. Molnac and his musical troupe; Beggs, the manager; Mitzi Martos, a singer; Mitzi's agent Pauline; society scion Barry Saunders and his "keeper" Oliver Goodwin, are en route to Santa Barbara. Barry falls for Mitzi while trying to loosen her slipper caught between two railroad cars, but she mysteriously leaves before he can learn her name. Barry and Oliver take a suite at the Casa Barbara, where they hire the house detective, Parkyakarkus to find the slipper's owner but he bungles the job. Oliver reminds Barry that he will lose his mother's $3,000,000 inheritance if he weds before the age of thirty. Mitzi and Pauline also register at the hotel, hoping to induce Dr. Molnac, performing there, to give Mitzi an audition. Also arriving are Mitzi's mother, Countess Martos and her wealthy friend Mrs. Penner and her son Joe, and the mothers have intentions of Joe marrying Mitzi. Barry finally meets Mitzi, and proposes marriage at a date three years in the future. To break up the romance, ... |
CHIRP A LITTLE DITTY (1937) Music by Allie Wrubel Lyrics by Herb Magidson (as Herbert Magidson) Sung by Betty Jane Rhodes (uncredited) Danced by Ann Miller (uncredited) Reprised by Joe Penner (uncredited) with Harry Parke (uncredited) on piccolo ROSES IN DECEMBER (1937) Music by Ben Oakland Lyrics by Herb Magidson (as Herbert Magidson) and George Jessel Played by Gene Raymond (uncredited) on piano and sung by Harriet Nelson (uncredited) SO YOU WON'T SING (1937) Music by Allie Wrubel Lyrics by Herb Magidson (as Herbert Magidson) Played on piano and sung by Gene Raymond (uncredited) Sung also by Harriet Nelson (uncredited) Reprised by both at the end LIFE OF THE PARTY (1937) Music by Allie Wrubel Lyrics by Herb Magidson (as Herbert Magidson) Played during the opening credits Sung by Joe Penner (uncredited) LET'S HAVE ANOTHER CIGARETTE (1937) Music by Allie Wrubel Lyrics by Herb Magidson (as Herbert Magidson) Sung by Gene Raymond (uncredited) and Harriet Nelson (uncredited) Played also in the score BRIDAL CHORUS (HERE COMES THE BRIDE) (1850) (uncredited) from "Lohengrin" Written by Richard Wagner Played by a nightclub orchestra in a jazzy version YANKEE DOODLE BAND (1937) Music by Allie Wrubel Lyrics by Herb Magidson (as Herbert Magidson) Sung by Harriet Nelson (uncredited) in a production number at the nightclub Played by Joe Penner (uncredited) in a one-man-band outfit in that number Danced by Ann Miller (uncredited) in that number |
JOE PENNER ... Penner GENE RAYMOND ... Barry HARRY PARKE ... Parky (as Parkyakarkus) HARRIET NELSON (as HARRIET HILLIARD) ... Mitzi VICTOR MOORE ... Oliver HELEN BRODERICK ... Pauline BILLY GILBERT ... Dr. Molnac ANN MILLER ... Betty RICHARD LANE ... Hotel Manager FRANKLIN PANGBORN ... Beggs MARGARET DUMONT ... Mrs. Penner ANN SHOEMAKER ... Countess Martos BETTY JANE RHODES ... Susan GEORGE IRVING ... Mr. Van Tuyl WINIFRED HARRIS ... Mrs. Van Tuyl CHARLES JUDELS ... Maitre d'Hotel Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CAROL ADAMS ... Dancer (uncredited) BEN ALEXANDER ... Orchestra Leader (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Night Club Extra (uncredited) MARY FORBES ... Mrs. Saunders (uncredited) PERC LAUNDERS ... Bass Fiddle Player (uncredited) HAROLD MILLER ... Party Guest (uncredited) FRANK MILLS ... Waiter (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Night Club Extra (uncredited) DOROTHY VAUGHAN ... Dressmaker (uncredited) |
Directed by: WILLIAM A. SEITER ========= Writing Credits: BERT KALMAR ... (screen play) & HARRY RUBY ... (screen play) and VIOLA BROTHERS SHORE ... (screen play) JOSEPH SANTLEY ... (story) GEORGE JESKE ... (contributor to dialogue) (uncredited) JACK MINTZ ... (contributor to dialogue) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: EDWARD KAUFMAN ... producer SAMUEL J. BRISKIN ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: ROY WEBB ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: J. ROY HUNT ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: JACK HIVELY ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: VAN NEST POLGLASE ========= Costume Design by: EDWARD STEVENSON ... (gowns) ========= Makeup Department: MEL BERNS ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: W. ARGYLE NELSON ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: ALFRED HERMAN (as AL HERMAN) ... associate art director DARRELL SILVERA ... set dresser ========= Sound Department: JOHN E. TRIBBY ... recordist ========= Special Effects by: VERNON L. WALKER ... special effects ========= Music Department: CHARLES HENDERSON ... vocal arrangements by ROY WEBB ... musical director MAURICE DE PACKH ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: SAMMY LEE ... dances staged by |
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures (presents) (as RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (An RKO Radio Picture) (1937) [USA] Theatrical C&C Television Corporation (1955) [USA] TV |
| 4 September 1937 [USA] 6 March 1938] [Finland] 9 May 1938 [Sweden] 25 May 1939 [Denmark] 19 December 1942 {re-release} (edited version) [USA] |
 VARSITY SHOW (Musical) [2 hours] Winfield College students who are trying to put together the annual varsity show come into conflict with their faculty adviser, a stodgy old professor whose ideas are hopelessly out of date, and who won't even let the new "swing" music be played in the show. They decide to get ahold of a former student who is now a big Broadway star and have him direct their show. What they don't know is that this "star's" last three shows were big flops. |
OLD KING COLE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians and sung by Johnnie Davis Reprised with Priscilla Lane and Lee Dixon dancing Reprised in the finale with Johnnie Davis singing WE'RE WORKING OUR WAY THROUGH COLLEGE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Dick Powell, Ted Healy and chorus on the senior walk I'M DEPENDABLE (1937) Music by Tom Waring Lyrics by Don Raye Played by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians (uncredited) at the dance Sung and Danced by Fred Waring (uncredited) and Priscilla Lane (uncredited) ON WITH THE DANCE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians at the dance Sung by Rosemary Lane Reprised by singing and dancing, with Ford Washington Lee on piano at the theater Reprised by the cast in the finale YOU'VE GOT SOMETHING THERE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Dick Powell and Rosemary Lane during an evening stroll Played by Ford Washington Lee on piano and tap-danced by John W. Bubbles Reprised by the cast in the finale HAVE YOU GOT ANY CASTLES, BABY? (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Priscilla Lane and chorus at the theatre Reprised by singing and dancing at the theatre Reprised in the finale PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES IN YOUR OLD KIT BAG AND SMILE, SMILE, SMILE! (1915) (uncredited) Music by Felix Powell Lyrics by George Asaf Played by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians when the National Guard storm the theater LOVE IS ON THE AIR TONIGHT (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung and Danced by Sung by all in the finale BOOLA BOOLA (1900) (uncredited) Written by Allan M. Hirsch Adapted from "La Hoola Boola" (1898) Written by Bob Cole and Billy Johnson Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale ON, WISCONSIN! (1909) (uncredited) Music by William T. Purdy and Carl D. Beck Lyrics by J.S. Hubbard and Charles D. Rosa Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale FIGHT ON (1922) (uncredited) Music by Milo Sweet Lyrics by Milo Sweet and Glen Grant Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale (USC's official fight song) THE NOTRE DAME VICTORY MARCH (1908) (uncredited) Music by Michael J. Shea Lyrics by John F. Shea Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale THE MAINE STEIN SONG (1902) (uncredited) Music by Albert Sprague (Based on "Opie" by E.A. Fenstad) Lyrics by Lincoln Colcord Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale COME JOIN THE BAND (uncredited) Composer unknown Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale (The Stanford Fight Song) ON, BRAVE OLD ARMY TEAM (1910) (uncredited) Written by Philip Egner Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale ANCHORS AWEIGH (1906) (uncredited) Music by Charles A. Zimmerman Lyrics by Alfred Hart Miles and R. Lovell Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale OPIE (1902) (uncredited) Music by E.A. Fenstad A TOAST TO MICHIGAN (1903) (uncredited) Music by Richard R. Kirk MOONLIGHT ON THE CAMPUS (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Written for the movie but not in the Turner library print WHEN YOUR COLLEGE DAYS ARE GONE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Written for the movie but not in the Turner library print LET THAT BE A LESSON TO YOU (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Written for the movie but not in the Turner library print GASOLINE GYPSIES (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Written for the movie but not in the Turner library print LITTLE FRATERNITY PIN (1936) Written by Roy Ringwald, Paul Gibbons (uncredited) and Frank Perkins Written for the movie (and credited onscreen) but not in the Turner library print GIVE US A DRINK (1937) (uncredited) Written by Pat Ballard, Charles Henderson and Tom Waring Written for the movie but not in the Turner library print SING, YOU SON OF A GUN (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting Played when Prof. Biddle first walks through the gym Also hummed by Rosemary Lane with piano accompaniment FAR ABOVE CAYUGA'S WATERS (1857) (uncredited) aka "Alma Mater" Music from the song "Annie Lisle" Written by H.S. Thompson Played when Chuck, Willy and Babs are walking around campus before the dance |
DICK POWELL ... Charles 'Chuck' Daly FRED WARING AND HIS PENNSYLVANIANS ... Fred Waring Orchestra TED HEALY ... William Williams ROSEMARY LANE ... Barbara 'Babs' Steward PRISCILLA LANE ... Betty Bradley WALTER CATLETT ... Professor Sylvester Biddle JOHNNIE DAVIS (as JOHNNY DAVIS) ... Buzz Bolton FORD WASHINGTON LEE (as BUCK) ... Buck JOHN W. BUBBLES (as BUBBLES) ... Bubbles FRED WARING ... Ernie Mason STERLING HOLLOWAY ... Trout MABEL TODD ... Cuddles SCOTTY BATES ... Scotty GEORGE MACFARLAND ... Hap POLEY MCCLINTOCK ... Poley LEE DIXON ... Johnny 'Rubberlegs' Stevens HALLIWELL HOBBES ... Dean Meredith ROY ATWELL ... Professor Washburn EDWARD BROPHY (as ED BROPHY) ... Mike Barclay BEN WELDEN ... Hammer EMMA DUNN ... Mrs. Smith Rest of cast listed alphabetically: KENNETH ANSPACH ... Student (uncredited) ELEANOR BAYLEY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) VEDA ANN BORG ... Passerby (uncredited) BUCK AND BUBBLES ... Dancers (uncredited) GLEN CAVENDER ... Stagehand (uncredited) ROBERT CLAYTON ... Man (uncredited) DON DOWNEN ... Elevator Operator (uncredited) JANE DOYLE ... Student (uncredited) JOHN GEORGE DOYLE ... Student (uncredited) EARL DWIRE ... Professor (uncredited) SARAH EDWARDS ... Mrs. Biddle (uncredited) MAXINE FISHER ... Woman (uncredited) SOL GORSS ... Stagehand (uncredited) JOHN HARRON ... Clerk (uncredited) BUDDY HENRY ... Man (uncredited) HARRY HOLLINGSWORTH ... Doorman (uncredited) STUART HOLMES ... Professor (uncredited) ROBERT HOMANS ... Police Sgt. Murphy (uncredited) AMO INGRAHAM ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) TOM KENNEDY ... Policeman (uncredited) CAROLE LANDIS ... Student (uncredited) WADE LANE ... Professor (uncredited) ETHELREDA LEOPOLD ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) AL LLOYD ... Taxi Driver (uncredited) WILFRED LUCAS ... Police Commissioner (uncredited) JACK MOWER ... Desk Sergeant (uncredited) SPEC O'DONNELL ... Student (uncredited) VIRGINIA PITMAN ... Woman (uncredited) CLIFF SAUM ... Man (voice) (uncredited) FERRIS TAYLOR ... Mayor Jones (uncredited) ROSELLA TOWNE ... Passerby (uncredited) TOM WILSON ... Stagehand (uncredited) BETTY WONDER ... Student (uncredited) TOMMY WONDER ... Student (uncredited) WALTER YOUNG ... Professor (uncredited) |
Directed by: WILLIAM KEIGHLEY ========= Writing Credits: JERRY WALD ... (screen play) and RICHARD MACAULAY ... (screen play) & SIG HERZIG (as SID HERZIG) ... (screen play) and WARREN DUFF ... (screen play) WARREN DUFF ... (from an original story by) and SIG HERZIG ... (from an original story by) ========= Produced by: LOUIS F. EDELMAN ... associate producer (uncredited) HAL B. WALLIS ... executive producer (uncredited) JACK L. WARNER ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: RAY HEINDORF ... (uncredited) HEINZ ROEMHELD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE BARNES ... (photographed by: finale) SOL POLITO ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: GEORGE AMY ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CARL JULES WEYL ========= Costume Design by: HOWARD SHOUP ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: DREW EBERSON ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: CHARLES DAVID FORREST (as CHARLES D. FORREST) ... sound OLIVER S. GARRETSON (as OLIVER GARRETSON) ... sound ========= Music Department: VIRGIL DAVIS ... orchestral arrangements RICHARD R. KIRK ... composer: "A Toast to Michigan" JOHNNY MERCER ... music and lyrics by STEVE MOUGIN ... orchestral arrangements FRANK PERKINS ... orchestral arrangements / vocal arrangements ROY RINGWALD ... vocal arrangements FRED WARING ... musical direction RICHARD A. WHITING (as DCK WHITING) ... music and lyrics by M.K. JEROME ... composer: stock music (uncredited) TONY ROMANO ... vocal arranger (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: BUSBY BERKELEY ... creator: finale / director: finale |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. (presents) (A Warner Bros. Picture) (as Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (as Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) (1937) [USA] Theatrical Warner Brothers First National Films (1938) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1942) [USA] Theatrical - re-release (edited) Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV - (edited version) Warner Home Video (2008) [USA] DVD - (edited version) |
| 5 September 1937 [USA] 17 September 1937 [New York City, New York, USA] 15 October 1937 [France] 8 November 1937 [Sweden] 23 November 1937 [Hungary] 23 December 1937 [Japan] 6 January 1938 [Australia] 16 February 1938 [Argentina] 18 March 1938 [Amsterdam, Netherlands] 25 March 1938 [Uruguay] 20 April 1938 [Denmark] 22 April 1938 [Ireland] 22 July 1938 [Italy] 24 August 1938 [Finland] 1938 [Czechoslovakia] 27 February 1939 [Portugal] 2 March 1939 [Slovenia] 1 December 1939 {premiere} [Málaga, Spain] 4 December 1939 [Madrid, Spain] 22 December 1939 [Barcelona, Spain] April 1946 (re-release) [Austria] April 1946 [Germany] 23 July 1949 (re-release) [New York City, New York, USA] 12 September 1982 {TV} [Spain] |
 100 MEN AND A GIRL (Comedy | Drama | Music) [1 hour 24 minutes] The daughter of a struggling musician forms a symphony orchestra made up of his unemployed friends and through persistence, charm and a few misunderstandings, is able to get Leopold Stokowski to lead them in a concert that leads to a radio contract. |
SYMPHONY NO. 5 IN E MINOR: FOURTH MOVEMENT (1888) Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (as Tschaikowsky) Played by a symphony orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski IT'S RAINING SUNBEAMS (1937) Music by Friedrich Hollaender (as Frederick Hollander) Lyrics by Sam Coslow Sung by Deanna Durbin (uncredited) RAKOCZY MARCH (1846) (uncredited) Music by Hector Berlioz Played by a symphony orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski A HEART THAT'S FREE (1936) (uncredited) Music by Alfred G. Robyn Lyrics by Thomas Railey Sung by Deanna Durbin ZAMPA, OU LA FIANCÉE DE MARBRE: OVERTURE (1831) (uncredited) Music by Ferdinand Hérold Played by the unemployed symphony orchestra FOR HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW (uncredited) Traditional Played by the unemployed symphony orchestra LOHENGRIN: PRELUDE TO ACT III (1850) Music by Richard Wagner (as Wagner) Played by a symphony orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski ALLELUJA: FROM THE MOTET 'EXULTATE, JUBILATE' (K.165) (1773) Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (as Mozart) Sung by Deanna Durbin (uncredited) Played by a symphony orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY NO. 2 IN C SHARP MINOR: LENTO A CAPRICCIO (1847) Music by Franz Liszt (as Liszt) Played on piano by Leopold Stokowski (uncredited) Played also by a symphony orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski LIBIAMO NE' LIETI CALICI (DRINKING SONG): FROM 'LA TRAVIATA' (1853) Music by Giuseppe Verdi (as Verdi) Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave (uncredited) Sung by Deanna Durbin (uncredited) Played by a symphony orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski |
DEANNA DURBIN ... Patricia Cardwell LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI ... Leopold Stokowski ADOLPHE MENJOU ... John Cardwell ALICE BRADY ... Mrs. Frost EUGENE PALLETTE ... John R. Frost MISCHA AUER ... Michael Borodoff BILLY GILBERT ... Garage Owner ALMA KRUGER ... Mrs. Tyler J. SCOTT SMART (as JACK SMART) ... Stage Doorman JED PROUTY ... Bitters JAMESON THOMAS ... Russell HOWARD HICKMAN ... Johnson FRANK JENKS ... Taxi Driver CHRISTIAN RUB ... Brandstetter GERALD OLIVER SMITH ... Stevens JACK MULHALL ... Rudolph Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HOOPER ATCHLEY ... Party Guest at Mrs. Frost's (uncredited) WILSON BENGE ... Adam (uncredited) JAMES BUSH ... Swooning Music Lover in Audience (uncredited) CHARLES COLEMAN ... Party Guest at Mrs. Frost's (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Concert Attendee (uncredited) HEINIE CONKLIN ... Ben Davis - Violinist (uncredited) CLYDE COOK ... Oscar - Man in Restaurant (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Party Guest at Mrs. Frost's (uncredited) MARY FORBES ... Concert Hall Patron (uncredited) JACK GEORGE ... Violinist (uncredited) JOHN HAMILTON ... Theatre Manager (uncredited) LEYLAND HODGSON ... Party Guest / Men's Club Patron (uncredited) LEONID KINSKEY ... Pianist at Mrs. Frost's Party (uncredited) ROSEMARY LA PLANCHE ... Girl (uncredited) EDWARD LESAINT ... Theatre Patron (uncredited) EDWIN MAXWELL ... Ira Westing - Editor (uncredited) FRANK MCLURE ... Men's Club Member (uncredited) ALEX MELESH ... Boarding House Roomer (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Concert Attendee (uncredited) CHARLES MORTON ... Man Backstage (uncredited) THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA ... Orchestra (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Concert Attendee (uncredited) ROLFE SEDAN ... Party Guest at Mrs. Frost's (uncredited) CHARLES SHERLOCK ... Party Guest at Mrs. Frost's (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Concert Attendee (uncredited) DALE VAN SICKEL ... Concert Attendee (uncredited) ERIC WILTON ... Adams (uncredited) |
Directed by: HENRY KOSTER ========= Writing Credits: BRUCE MANNING ... (original screen play) & CHARLES KENYON ... (original screen play) & JAMES MULHAUSER ... (original screen play) HANNS KRÄLY (as HANS KRALY) ... (based on an idea by) ========= Produced by: JOE PASTERNAK ... associate producer CHARLES R. ROGERS ... executive producer ========= Music by: CHARLES PREVIN ... (uncredited) FRANK SKINNER ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOSEPH A. VALENTINE (as JOSEPH VALENTINE) ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: BERNARD W. BURTON ========= Production Design by: JOHN W. HARKRIDER (as JOHN HARKRIDER) ... (production designed by) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: FRANK SHAW ... assistant director ========= Art Department: JACK MARTIN SMITH ... associate production designer: sets HARRY BURKE ... greenman (uncredited) SCOLLARD MAAS ... associate production designer: sets (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: BERNARD B. BROWN ... sound JOE LAPIS (as JOSEPH A. LAPIS) ... sound ========= Special Effects by: JOHN P. FULTON ... special effects (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: JAMES V. KING ... assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: VERA WEST ... associate production designer: gowns ========= Music Department: ANDRÉS DE SEGUROLA (as ANDRES DE SEGUROLA) ... vocal instructor CHARLES PREVIN ... associate musical director LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI ... conductor CHARLES HENDERSON ... composer: additional music (uncredited) DAVID RAKSIN ... assistant: Leopold Stokowski (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HAROLD PALMER ... montages (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical General Film Distributors (GFD) (1937) [UK] Theatrical Universal (as Universal Film S.A.) (1937 [FRANCE] Theatrical Acme Films (1937) [PHILIPPINES] Theatrical Universal Pictures (1947) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Realart Pictures Inc. (1950) [USA] Theatrical - re-release MCA/Universal Home Video (For MCA Home Video) (1995) [USA] VHS Epoca (2000) [ARGENTINA] VHS Universal Pictures (2003) [JAPAN] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (Universal Vault Series) (2015) [USA] DVD |
| 30 September 1937 [USA] 19 November 1937 [London, UK] 15 June 1938 [France] 20 June 1938 [UK] 29 July 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 20 January 1939 [Portugal] 29 May 1939 [Denmark] 16 October 1939 [Sweden] 24 December 1942 [Barcelona, Spain] 24 April 1943 [Madrid, Spain] 9 December 1945 [Finland] 5 December 1947 [Den Haag, Netherlands] 1947 (re-release) [USA] 18 July 1990 {TV premiere} [West Germany] |
 SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 33 minutes] Popular New York band leader Terry Rooney (Cagney) is offered a lucrative film contract out in Hollywood. Rooney and his soon-to-be wife pack up and head for California. Upon arriving, they meet Mr. Regan, the head of the studio, who believes that Rooney's true lack of desire for stardom is arrogance on the band leader's part. When his first film is huge success and a hit for the studio, Regan tries to hide the truth from Rooney. Feeling a need to get away from Hollywood, Rooney takes his wife on a South Seas honeymoon cruise, only to return to the real truth of his fame. |
SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT (uncredited) Written by Victor Schertzinger Sung over the opening credits by Evelyn Daw Sung by James Newill Reprised by Evelyn Daw Played as background music often BRIDAL CHORUS (uncredited) from "Lohengrin" Music by Richard Wagner (1850) Played in a jazz version by the band Danced to by James Cagney and Evelyn Daw RIGHT OR WRONG (uncredited) Written by Victor Schertzinger Played by the band and Sung by Evelyn Daw Reprised by Evelyn Daw at the nightclub ANY OLD LOVE (uncredited) Written by Victor Schertzinger Sung by James Cagney and chorus ('Three Shades of Blue') in the movie he makes OUT OF THE BLUE (uncredited) Written by Victor Schertzinger Played by the band and sung by Evelyn Daw Danced in the opening by James Cagney LOVING YOU (uncredited) Written by Victor Schertzinger Played by the band and sung by Evelyn Daw Danced on shipboard by James Cagney |
JAMES CAGNEY ... Thadeus McGillicuddy aka Terry Rooney EVELYN DAW ... Rita Wyatt WILLIAM FRAWLEY ... Hank Meyers MONA BARRIE ... Stephanie 'Steffie' Hajos GENE LOCKHART ... Bennett O. 'B.O.' Regan PHILIP AHN ... Ito MAREK WINDHEIM ... Mr. Farney DWIGHT FRYE ... Mr. Easton JOHNNY ARTHUR (as JOHN ARTHUR) ... Mr. Daviani WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON (as WILLIAM DAVIDSON) ... Mr. Richards RICHARD TUCKER ... Mr. Blaine KATHLEEN LOCKHART ... Miss Amy Robbins JAMES NEWILL ... Jimmy - Band Member HARRY BARRIS ... Pinky - Band Pianist CULLY RICHARDS ... Cully - Band Member CANDY CANDIDO ... Candy - Band Bassist PERC LAUNDERS (as PERCY LAUNDERS) ... Band Violinist PAUL MCLARIND (as PAUL MCLARAND) ... Band Member HARLAND DIXON ... Dancer in 'Deck Number' JOHNNY BOYLE (as JOHN BOYLE) ... Dancer in 'Deck Number' JOHN 'SKINS' MILLER (as SKINS MILLER) ... Dancer in Drag in 'Deck Number' PAT MORAN ... Dancer in 'Deck Number' JOE BENNETT ... Dancer in 'Deck Number' THE VAGABONDS ... The Vagabonds Rest of cast listed alphabetically: EDDIE ALLEN ... Dancer (uncredited) DAISY BUFFORD ... Daisy - Stephanie's Maid (uncredited) WILLIAM CAREY ... Singer (uncredited) CHICK COLLINS ... Eddie - Man Terry Fights (uncredited) DUKE GREEN ... Joe - Second Man Terry Fights (uncredited) KENNETH HARLAN ... Transportation Manager (uncredited) EDWARD HEARN ... Studio Guard (uncredited) VIRGINIA LEE IRWIN ... Member - Three Shades of Blue (uncredited) EDDIE KANE ... San Francisco Theatre Manager (uncredited) MARJORIE KANE ... Regan's Receptionist (uncredited) BO PEEP KARLIN ... Studio Girl at Station (uncredited) BUCK MACK ... Dancer (uncredited) ALPHONSE MARTELL ... Maurice - Nightclub Headwaiter (uncredited) ROBERT MCKENZIE ... Ship's Captain (uncredited) DOTTIE MESSMER ... Member - Three Shades of Blue (uncredited) FRANK MILLS ... Cabbie (uncredited) JOE NIEMEYER ... Minor Role (uncredited) ELEANORE PRENTISS ... Studio Girl at Station (uncredited) HERBERT RAWLINSON ... Studio Attorney (uncredited) BUDDY ROOSEVELT ... Movie Preview Attendee (uncredited) WILLIAM RUHL ... Minor Role (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Studio Official (uncredited) JIM TONEY ... Minor Role (uncredited) DOLLY WALDORF ... Member - Three Shades of Blue (uncredited) ELINORE WELZ ... Studio Girl at Station (uncredited) FLORENCE WIX ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) ERNEST WOOD ... Edward Burns (uncredited) |
Directed by: VICTOR SCHERTZINGER ========= Writing Credits: VICTOR SCHERTZINGER ... (story) AUSTIN PARKER ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: ZION MYERS ... producer VICTOR SCHERTZINGER ... producer ========= Music by: MYRL ALDERMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOHN STUMAR ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: GENE MILFORD ========= Art Direction by: ROBERT E. LEE (as ROBERT LEE) PAUL MURPHY ========= Production Management: GASTON GLASS ... unit manager HAROLD LEWIS ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JOHN SHERWOOD ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: WALTER E. KLINE ... set dresser (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: HAL BUMBAUGH ... sound recordist A.E. KAYE ... sound supervisor ========= Camera and Electrical Department: TAD GILLUM ... still photographer (uncredited) ========= Music Department: MYRL ALDERMAN ... music arranger C. BAKALEINIKOFF ... musical director CANDY CANDIDO ... featured vocalist / musician: double bass / singer (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: EDWARD L. ALPERSON ... presenter HARLAND DIXON ... dance stager ANGELA BLUE ... choreographer (uncredited) ARCHIE GOTTLER ... advisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Zion Meyers Productions ========= Distributors: Grand National Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical Associated British Film Distributors (A.B.F.D.) (1938) [UK] Theatrical Nordfilm (1938) [FRANCE] Theatrical Films Erka (1938) [BELGIUM] Theatrical Mohawk Film Corporation (1940) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Screencraft Pictures (1946) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Variety Film Distributors (1947) [USA] Theatrical Hal Roach Studios (1987) [WORLD-WIDE] VHS - (colorized) The Roan Group (2003) [USA] DVD Reel Media International (2004) [USA] VHS Reel Media International (2007) [WORLD-WIDE] All Media |
| 7 October 1937 [New York City, New York, USA] 15 October 1937 [USA] |
 THIS WAY PLEASE (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 15 minutes] A famous singer and matinée idol helps a pretty young theater usher in her dreams of becoming a singer, but when her career begins to take off and she becomes engaged to a wealthy young man, he realizes he's fallen for her and plots to break up her impending marriage. |
IS IT LOVE OR INFATUATION? Written by Friedrich Hollaender (as Frederick Hollander) and Sam Coslow Sung by Charles 'Buddy' Rogers (uncredited) and Betty Grable (uncredited) SOUND EFFECTS MAN Written by Jock Gray and George Gray Performed by Rufe Davis (uncredited) WHAT THIS COUNTRY NEEDS IS VOOM-VOOM Written by Sam Coslow Performed by Romo Vincent (uncredited), Wally Vernon (uncredited) and Jerry Bergen (uncredited) DELIGHTED TO MEET YOU Written by Sam Coslow THIS WAY PLEASE Written by Sam Coslow and Al Siegel |
CHARLES 'BUDDY' ROGERS ... Brad Morgan BETTY GRABLE ... Jane Morrow NED SPARKS ... Inky Wells JIM JORDAN ... Fibber McGee MARIAN JORDAN ... Molly McGee PORTER HALL ... S.J. Crawford LEE BOWMAN ... Stu Randall CECIL CUNNINGHAM ... Miss Eberhardt WALLY VERNON ... Bumps ROMO VINCENT ... Trumps JERRY BERGEN ... Mumps RUFE DAVIS ... The Sound Effects Man MARY LIVINGSTONE ... Maxine Barry Rest of cast listed alphabetically: DON BRODIE ... Reporter (uncredited) BOBBY CALDWELL ... Boy (uncredited) ELSA CONNOR ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) JAMES CRAIG ... Soldier (uncredited) VIRGINIA DABNEY ... Lee (uncredited) BILLY DANIEL ... Soldier (uncredited) ELLEN DREW ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) BILLY ENGLE ... Stagehand (uncredited) JAMES FINLAYSON ... Policeman (uncredited) JERRY FLETCHER ... Clerk (uncredited) JACK GARDNER ... Soldier (uncredited) CHUCK HAMILTON ... Reporter (uncredited) DELL HENDERSON ... Justice of the Peace (uncredited) ARTHUR HURNI ... Native Aide (uncredited) PAUL KRUGER ... Distinguished Customer (uncredited) MATT McHUGH ... Photographer (uncredited) DAVID NEWELL ... Reporter (uncredited) GARRY OWEN ... Reporter (uncredited) JOHN PATTERSON ... Jim (uncredited) BERT ROACH ... Wagon Driver (uncredited) WILLIAM ROBERTS ... Soldier (uncredited) ALMA ROSS ... Janet (uncredited) PAUL GERARD SMITH ... Dance Instructor (uncredited) AKIM TAMIROFF ... Tartar Chieftain (uncredited) ARCHIE TWITCHELL ... Soldier (uncredited) TERRY WALKER ... Miss Fairchild (uncredited) GLORIA WILLIAMS ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) FLORENCE WIX ... (uncredited) HARRY WORTH ... Reporter (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROBERT FLOREY ========= Writing Credits: MAXWELL SHANE ... (story) and WILLIAM C. THOMAS (as BILL THOMAS) ... (story) GRANT GARETT ... (screenplay) and SEENA OWEN ... (screenplay) and HOWARD J. GREEN ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: MEL SHAUER ... producer ========= Music by: JOHN LEIPOLD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: HARRY FISCHBECK ========= Film Editing by: ANNE BAUCHENS ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER JACK OTTERSON ========= Costume Design by: EDITH HEAD ========= Makeup Department: LORRAINE ROBERSON ... hair stylist ========= Art Department: A.E. FREUDEMAN ... interior decorator ========= Sound Department: CHARLES HISSERICH ... sound recording engineer PHILIP WISDOM (as PHIL WISDOM) ... sound recording engineer ========= Stunts: CHUCK HAMILTON ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Music Department: PHIL BOUTELJE ... special musical arrangements BORIS MORROS ... musical director GORDON JENKINS ... composer: additional music (uncredited) LEO SHUKEN ... composer: additional music (uncredited) GREGORY STONE ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: LEROY PRINZ ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical Paramount Film Service (1937) [CANADA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1937) [UK] Theatrical Paramount Film Service (1937) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV |
| 15 October 1937 {preview} [Hollywood, California, USA] 22 October 1937 [New York City, New York, USA] 29 October 1937 [USA] 17 November 1937 [France] 16 December 1937 [Hungary] 6 January 1938 [Denmark] 30 January 1938 [Finland] January 1938 [Austria] 18 March 1938 [Netherlands] 18 March 1938 [Sweden] 20 April 1938 [Portugal] 22 July 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] |
 ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN (Comedy | Fantasy | Musical) [1 hour 21 minutes] A movie company is doing the Arabian Nights when a hobo enters their camp, falls asleep and dreams he's back in Baghdad as advisor to the Sultan. In a spoof of Rosevelt's New Deal, he organizes work programs, taxes the rich and abolishes the army. |
TWILIGHT IN TURKEY (1937) Written by Raymond Scott Performed by Raymond Scott and His Quintet (uncredited) Danced by The Pearl Twins LAUGH YOUR WAY THROUGH LIFE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Eddie Cantor Reprised by Cantor near the end Played often in the score SWING IS HERE TO SWAY (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Eddie Cantor, Jeni Le Gon (dancer), the Peters Sisters (vocal trio) and others Reprised by the Peters Sisters near the end I'VE GOT MY HEART SET ON YOU (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Tony Martin and danced by June Lang VOTE FOR HONEST ABE (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Eddie Cantor and Tony Martin ARABANIA (1937) (uncredited) Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Raymond Scott and His Quintet MAKIN' WHOOPEE (1930) (uncredited) Music by Walter Donaldson Played during the opening credits PENNIES FROM HEAVEN (1936) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Johnston Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung briefly by Eddie Cantor in the boxcar DINAH (1925) (uncredited) Music by Harry Akst Lyrics by Sam Lewis and Joe Young Sung briefly by Eddie Cantor while walking with Dina HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN (1929) (uncredited) Music by Milton Ager Played by the band during the Abdullah campaign parade WHEN I'M THE PRESIDENT (WE WANT CANTOR) (uncredited) Written by Al Sherman and Al Lewis Played briefly during the Ali Baba campaign parade THE SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK (1894) (uncredited) Music by Charles Lawlor Played briefly during the Ali Baba campaign parade NOW'S THE TIME TO FALL IN LOVE (1931) (uncredited) Written by Al Sherman and Al Lewis Played briefly during the Ali Baba campaign parade THE STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER (1896) (uncredited) Music by John Philip Sousa Played briefly during the Ali Baba campaign parade IS IT TRUE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT DIXIE? (1936) (uncredited) Music by Samuel Lerner and Gerald Marks Played briefly during the Ali Baba campaign parade A HOT TIME IN THE OLD TOWN (1896) (uncredited) Music by Theodore A. Metz Played when the election results are announced |
EDDIE CANTOR ... Ali Baba TONY MARTIN ... Yusuf / Tony Martin ROLAND YOUNG ... Sultan JUNE LANG ... Princess Miriam / June Lang GYPSY ROSE LEE (as LOUISE HOVICK) ... Sultana / Louise Hovick RAYMOND SCOTT AND HIS QUINTET ... Raymond Scott Quintete JOHN CARRADINE ... Ishak / Broderick VIRGINIA FIELD ... Dinah ALAN DINEHART ... Boland DOUGLASS DUMBRILLE (as DOUGLAS DUMBRILLE) ... Prince Musah MAURICE CASS ... Omar - The Rug Maker WARREN HYMER ... Tramp STANLEY FIELDS ... Tramp PAUL HURST ... Captain SAM HAYES ... Radio Announcer DOUGLAS WOOD ... Selim SID FIELDS (as SIDNEY FIELDS) ... Assistant Director FERDINAND GOTTSCHALK ... Chief Councilor CHARLES LANE ... Doctor PETERS SISTERS ... Specialty JENI LE GON ... Specialty THE PEARL TWINS (as PEARL TWINS) ... Specialty Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ANN PETERS ... Singer MATTIE PETERS ... Singer VIRGINIA PETERS ... Singer RAYMOND SCOTT ... Quintet Leader EDDIE ABDO ... Arab to Intone Evening Prayer (uncredited) HERBERT ASHLEY ... Sentry (uncredited) LYNN BARI ... Harem Girl (uncredited) LENNIE BLUETT ... Arab (uncredited) PHYLLIS BROOKS ... Phyllis Brooks - at Premiere (uncredited) HARRY BURNS ... Arab (uncredited) JAMES P. BURTIS ... Arab (uncredited) JACK RUBE CLIFFORD ... Guard (uncredited) LEE J. COBB ... Arab (uncredited) EDDIE COLLINS ... Arab (uncredited) DOLORES DEL RIO ... Dolores del Rio - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ... Douglas Fairbanks - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) JOHN GEORGE ... Thief in front of giant jar. (uncredited) JACK HALEY ... Jack Haley - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) EDWARD HEARN ... Sentry (uncredited) SONJA HENIE ... Sonja Henie - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) HANK MANN ... Man with Exploding Cigar (uncredited) FRANCIS McDONALD ... Ringleader (uncredited) VICTOR McLAGLEN ... Victor McLaglen - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) JOHN PICORRI ... Arab (uncredited) JAMES PIERCE ... Captain of the Guards (uncredited) RUSS POWELL ... Arab (uncredited) TYRONE POWER ... Tyrone Power - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) GEORGE REGAS ... Bearded Arab (uncredited) THE RITZ BROTHERS ... The Ritz Brothers - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) AL RITZ ... Al Ritz - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) HARRY RITZ ... Harry Ritz - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) JIMMY RITZ ... Jimmy Ritz - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) DONNA MAE ROBERTS ... Harem Girl (uncredited) CESAR ROMERO ... Cesar Romero - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) JACK RUTHERFORD ... Sentry (uncredited) HECTOR V. SARNO ... Arab (uncredited) ANN SOTHERN ... Ann Sothern - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) AMZIE STRICKLAND ... Harem Girl (uncredited) EDDIE SYRACUSE ... Boy (uncredited) GEORGE TEMPLE ... George Temple - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) GERTRUDE TEMPLE ... Gertrude Temple - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) SHIRLEY TEMPLE ... Shirley Temple - at Fictional Premiere (uncredited) BLUE WASHINGTON ... Arab (uncredited) MARJORIE WEAVER ... Harem Girl (uncredited) MICHAEL WHALEN ... Michael Whalen - at Premiere (uncredited) JOHNNY WILLIAMS ... Raymond Scott Quintette (uncredited) NORMAN WILLIS ... Arab (uncredited) HARRY WOODS ... Officer (uncredited) |
Directed by: DAVID BUTLER ========= Writing Credits: HARRY TUGEND ... (screen play) and JACK YELLEN ... (screen play) GENE TOWNE ... (based on a story by) & C. GRAHAM BAKER (as GRAHAM BAKER) ... (based on a story by) and GENE FOWLER ... (based on a story by) ========= Produced by: LAURENCE SCHWAB ... associate producer ========= Cinematography by: ERNEST PALMER ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: IRENE MORRA ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: BERNARD HERZBRUN ========= Set Decoration by: THOMAS LITTLE ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: HERSCHEL MCCOY (as HERSCHEL) ... (costumes) GWEN WAKELING ... (costumes) ========= Makeup Department: EUGENE KLUM ... makeup artist (uncredited) ARTHUR STONE ... makeup artist (uncredited) GENE THOMAS ... hair stylist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... in charge of production ED EBELE ... production manager (uncredited) BERNARD MCEVEETY ... unit manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: AD SCHAUMER ... assistant director ELI DUNN ... second assistant director (uncredited) LEO HOUCK ... second assistant director (uncredited) JAMES TINLING ... second unit director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: J.D. BOWMAN ... props (uncredited) G.L. COOPER ... painter: P.M. (uncredited) WALTER COOPER ... painter: A.M. (uncredited) NICK DEGENNER ... props (uncredited) WILLIAM FREMDLING ... assistant prop man: P.M. (uncredited) PHILO GOODFRIEND ... props (uncredited) HAROLD HAMMACK ... assistant prop man: A.M. (uncredited) EDDIE JONES ... props (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: ALFRED BRUZLIN ... sound ROGER HEMAN SR. (as ROGER HEMAN) ... sound ROY MARTIN ... cable man (uncredited) EMMETT O'BRIEN ... sound recordist (uncredited) HARRY ROBERTS ... boom man (uncredited) ========= Stunts: YAKIMA CANUTT ... stunts (uncredited) KEN COOPER ... stunts (uncredited) CLIFF LYONS ... stunts (uncredited) BOB ROSE ... stunt double: Eddie Cantor (uncredited) HENRY WILLS ... stunts (uncredited) JAY WILSEY ... stunts (uncredited) JOE YRIGOYEN ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: DAVE ANDERSON ... gaffer (uncredited) DON ANDERSON ... camera operator (uncredited) BUD GAUNT ... grip (uncredited) MILTON GOLD ... still photographer (uncredited) CHARLES GRAHAM ... best boy (uncredited) HARRY HARSHA ... grip (uncredited) BOBBIE MACK ... assistant camera (uncredited) PHIL MANDELLA ... wire man (uncredited) C.W. TURNER ... assistant grip (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: JACK ADAMS ... wardrobe: men (uncredited) SAM BENSON ... wardrobe (uncredited) BERT DENNIS ... wardrobe: men (uncredited) DAISY JEFFERSON ... wardrobe: women (uncredited) EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) DONALD S. WAKELING ... wardrobe: men (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: ELEANOR MORRA ... assistant cutter (uncredited) ========= Music Department: MACK GORDON ... music & lyrics by HARRY REVEL ... music & lyrics by LOUIS SILVERS ... musical director ROBERT RUSSELL BENNETT ... composer: music cues (uncredited) WALTER SCHARF ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: HELEN PARKER ... script clerk (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: DAVID HEMPSTEAD ... production assistant SAMMY LEE ... dances staged by CHICK COLLINS ... double: Douglass Dumbrille (uncredited) HERBERT FARJEON ... dialogue director (uncredited) JAMES GIRTON ... follow-up man (uncredited) GORDON GORDON ... publicist (uncredited) JAMIEL HASSON ... tech man (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox (presents) (as Twentieth Century-Fox) ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (released through) (as 20th Century Fox) (1937) [USA] Theatrical) Twentieth Century Fox Film Company (1937) [UK] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1937) [BELGIUM] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox Film (1937) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (20th Century Fox Cinema Archives) (2013) [USA] DVD |
| 19 November 1937 [USA] 16 March 1938 [Portugal] 21 September 1939 [Hungary] |
 52ND STREET (Drama | Musical) [1 hour 20 minutes] Story of how 52nd Street became New York City's "Nightclub Row" in the 1930s. |
I STILL LOVE TO KISS YOU GOODNIGHT (uncredited) Music by Harold Spina Lyrics by Walter Bullock Copyright 1937 by Leo Feist Inc. I'D LIKE TO SEE SAMOA OF SAMOA (uncredited) Music by Harold Spina Lyrics by Walter Bullock Copyright 1937 by Leo Feist Inc. DON'T SAVE YOUR LOVE FOR A RAINY DAY (uncredited) Music by Harold Spina Lyrics by Walter Bullock FIFTY-SECOND STREET (uncredited) Music by Harold Spina Lyrics by Walter Bullock LET YOUR HAIR DOWN AND SING (uncredited) Music by Harold Spina Lyrics by Walter Bullock NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW (uncredited) Music by Harold Spina Lyrics by Walter Bullock TWENTY-THREE SKIDOO (uncredited) Music by Harold Spina Lyrics by Walter Bullock WE LOVE THE SOUTH (uncredited) Music by Harold Spina Lyrics by Walter Bullock and Sid Silvers |
IAN HUNTER ... Rufus Rondell LEO CARRILLO ... Fiorello Zamarelli PAT PATERSON ... Margaret Rondell ELLA LOGAN ... Betty ZASU PITTS ... Letitia Rondell MARLA SHELTON ... Evelyn Macy Rondell COLLETTE LYONS ... Minnie DOROTHY PETERSON ... Adela Rondell KENNY BAKER ... 'Benny' Zamarelli AL SHEAN ... Klauber SID SILVERS ... Sid JACK WHITE ... Jack JACK ADAIR ... Porky GEORGE TAPPS ... George Tapps JERRY COLONNA ... Specialty Vocalist ROMAN BOHNEN ... James WADE BOTELER ... Butler PAT HARRINGTON SR. ... Pat Harrington AL NORMAN ... Al Norman MAURICE ROCCO ... Maurice Rocco DOTTY SAULTER (as DOROTHY SAULTER) ... Dorothy Rest of cast listed alphabetically: RALPH BROOKS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JACK KENNEY ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) MARY MACLAREN ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) FRANK MILLS ... Party Guest (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ...Nightclub Patron (uncredited) FRANK O'CONNOR ... Policeman (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JIM THORPE ... Street Thug (uncredited) DELMAR WATSON ... Young Benjamin (uncredited) |
Directed by: HAROLD YOUNG ========= Writing Credits: GROVER JONES SID SILVERS ========= Produced by: WALTER WANGER ... producer ========= Music by: ALFRED NEWMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE SCHNEIDERMAN ========= Film Editing by: WILLIAM REYNOLDS ========= Costume Design by: HELEN TAYLOR ========= Music Department: ALFRED NEWMAN ... musical director DAVID RAKSIN ... composer: additional music (uncredited) VIRGINIA VERRILL ... singing voice: Pat Paterson (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ISABELLE SHERIDAN ... stand-in: Pat Paterson (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Walter Wanger Productions ========= Distributors: United Artists (1937) [USA] Theatrical Masterpiece Productions (1948) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Masterpiece Productions (1950) [USA] TV |
| 19 November 1937 [USA] 12 January 1938 [France] 20 January 1938 [Portugal] 13 February 1938 [Finland] 17 February 1938 [Denmark] 18 February 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 21 February 1938 [Sweden] 1 April 1938 [Amsterdam, Netherlands] November 1938 [Japan] 8 February 1941 [Barcelona, Spain] 3 March 1941 [Madrid, Spain] 8 August 1985 {TV premiere} [West Germany] |
 A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS (Comedy | Music | Romance) [1 hour 41 minutes] Lady Alyce Marshmorton must marry soon, and the staff of Tottney Castle have laid bets on who she'll choose, with young Albert wagering on "Mr. X". After Alyce goes to London to meet a beau (bumping into dancer Jerry Halliday, instead), she is restricted to the castle to curb her scandalous behavior. Albert then summons Jerry to Alyce's aid in order to "protect his investment". |
I CAN'T BE BOTHERED NOW (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Song and dance performed by Fred Astaire THE JOLLY TAR AND THE MILKMAID (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Performed by Pearl Amatore, Betty Rome, Jack George, Fred Astaire, Jan Duggan, Mary Dean, chorus PUT ME TO THE TEST (I'VE JUST BEGUN TO LIVE) (1937) (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Dance performed by Fred Astaire, George Burns, Gracie Allen STIFF UPPER LIP (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Song performed by Gracie Allen Dance performed by Fred Astaire, George Burns, Gracie Allen, chorus THINGS ARE LOOKING UP (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Song performed by Fred Astaire Dance performed by Fred Astaire, Joan Fontaine SING OF SPRING (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Performed by Madrigal Singers A FOGGY DAY (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Performed by Fred Astaire NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT (1937) (uncredited) Words by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin Performed by Betty Rome, Jan Duggan, Mary Dean, Fred Astaire, Pearl Amatore AH! CHE A VOI PERDONI IDDIO (AH! MAY HEAVEN TO YOU GRANT PARDON) (1847) (uncredited) from "Martha" Music by Friedrich von Flotow Libretto by Friedrich Wilhelm Riese Performed by Reginald Gardiner dubbed by Mario Berini NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT (1937) (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Instrumental reprise Dance performed by Fred Astaire while playing the drums SONG OF THE MUSKETEERS (1935) (uncredited) Music and lyrics by Max Steiner Sung by George Burns while fencing |
FRED ASTAIRE ... Jerry Halliday GEORGE BURNS ... George GRACIE ALLEN ... Gracie JOAN FONTAINE ... Lady Alyce REGINALD GARDINER ... Keggs RAY NOBLE ... Reggie CONSTANCE COLLIER ... Lady Caroline MONTAGU LOVE ... Lord Marshmorton HARRY WATSON ... Albert JAN DUGGAN ... Miss Ruggles Rest of cast listed alphabetically: PEARL AMATORE ... Madrigal Singer (uncredited) MAY BEATTY ... Landlady (uncredited) EUGENE BEDAY ... Bit Role (uncredited) CHARLES BENNETT ... Carnival Barker (uncredited) FRANK BENSON ... Attendant (uncredited) JOHN BLOOD ... Bit Role (uncredited) ANGELA BLUE ... Dancer (uncredited) MONTE BLUE ... Bit Role (uncredited) GRACE BOHANON ... Bit Role (uncredited) MYRTA BONILLAS ... Bit Role (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Sightseer (uncredited) GERTRUDE CARR ... Bit Role (uncredited) JACK CARSON ... Bit Role (uncredited) JAMES CLEMENS ... Drunk (uncredited) CHARLES DARWIN ... Bit Role (uncredited) MARY DEAN ... Singer (uncredited) CHARLES DOHERTY ... Bit Role (uncredited) KATHLEEN ELLIS ... Bit Role (uncredited) JAMES FAWCETT ... Drunk (uncredited) STERRETT FORD ... Bit Role (uncredited) JACK GEORGE ... Madrigal Singer (uncredited) MARY GORDON ... Cook (uncredited) JACK GWYNNE ... Footman (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Dance Extra (uncredited) THELMA HART ... Ticket Seller (uncredited) BEN JACOBS ... Bus Driver (uncredited) FRED KELSEY ... Sightseer (uncredited) MAX LINDER ... Footman (uncredited) MARIE MARKS ... Bit Role (uncredited) FRANK MORAN ... Bobby (uncredited) CLIVE MORGAN ... Bit Role (uncredited) LEONARD MUDIE ... Bit Role (uncredited) JOE NIEMEYER ... Street Dancer (uncredited) WILLIAM J. O'BRIEN ... Chauffeur (uncredited) ELSA PETERSON ... Bit Role (uncredited) CLEO RIDGELY ... Bit Role (uncredited) BETTY ROME ... Singer (uncredited) VIOLET SETON ... Alice's Maid (uncredited) BUSTER SLAVEN ... Bit Role (uncredited) BOBBIE SMITH ... Bit Role (uncredited) JEAN STEVENS ... Dancer (uncredited) MARY STEWART ... Dancer / Singer (uncredited) HANS TANZLER ... Bit Role (uncredited) ROBERT TATE ... Bit Role (uncredited) KEN TERRELL ... Drunk (uncredited) ELLINOR VANDERVEER ... Bit Role (uncredited) JACK WALKIN ... Drunk (uncredited) CYNTHIA WESTLAKE ... Bit Role (uncredited) JOHN WYNN ... Footman (uncredited) |
Directed by: GEORGE STEVENS ========= Writing Credits: P.G. WODEHOUSE ... (from the story by) IAN HAY ... (play) and P.G. WODEHOUSE ... (play) P.G. WODEHOUSE ... (screen play) and ERNEST PAGANO ... (screen play) and S.K. LAUREN ... (screen play) and P.J. WOLFSON ... (screenplay) WILLIAM J. BURNS ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: PANDRO S. BERMAN ...producer (uncredited) SAMUEL J. BRISKIN ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: GEORGE GERSHWIN ROBERT RUSSELL BENNETT ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOSEPH H. AUGUST ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: HENRY BERMAN ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: VAN NEST POLGLASE ========= Makeup Department: MEL BERNS ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: J.R. CRONE ... production manager (uncredited) ALBERT S. ROGELL ... unit manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: W. ARGYLE NELSON (as ARGYLE NELSON) ... assistant director ========= Art Department: CARROLL CLARK ... associate art director DARRELL SILVERA ... set dresser ========= Sound Department: EARL A. WOLCOTT (as EARL A. WOLLCOTT) ... recordist JOHN AALBERG ... sound technician (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: VERNON L. WALKER ... special effects ========= Stunts: JAMES FAWCETT ... stunts (uncredited) FRANK MORAN ... stunts (uncredited) KEN TERRELL ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: J. ROY HUNT ... camera operator (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: CLAIRE CRAMER ... wardrobe (uncredited) ========= Music Department: VICTOR BARAVALLE ... musical director GEORGE BASSMAN ... additional arrangements ROBERT RUSSELL BENNETT (as RUSSELL BENNETT) ... orchestral arrangements by IRA GERSHWIN ... lyrics by RAY NOBLE ... additional arrangements GEORGE PARRISH ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HERMES PAN ... dance director FRED ASTAIRE ... choreographer (uncredited) ANGELA BLUE ... assistant choreographer (uncredited) HARRY CORNBLETH ... stand-in: Fred Astaire (uncredited) JOHN DAWSON ... stand-in: Ray Noble (uncredited) FRED FULLER ... stand-in: Montagu Love (uncredited) OLIVE HATCH ... stand-in: Constance Collier (uncredited) FRANK HEMPHILL ... stand-in (uncredited) CHARLOTTE HOAG ... stand-in: Joan Fontaine (uncredited) BEN JACOBS ... stand-in: Reginald Gardener (uncredited) JESSIE LEE ... stand-in: Gracie Allen (uncredited) HARRY MATTHEWS ... stand-in: Fred Astaire (uncredited) DOROTHY PANTER ... stand-in: Joan Fontaine (uncredited) BRUCE PRESTON ... stand-in: George Burns (uncredited) |
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures (presents) (as RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (as An R K O Radio Picture) (1937) [USA] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures (1937) [UK] Theatrical C&C Television Corporation (1955) [USA] TV Turner Classic Movies (TCM) (2000) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video (2011) [USA] DVD - (dvdr) Odeon Entertainment (2012) [UK] DVD ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) |
| 18 December 1937 [USA] 6 April 1938 [Sweden] 27 April 1938 [France] 29 April 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 11 May 1938 [Argentina] 31 July 1938 [Finland] |
 EVERY DAY'S A HOLIDAY (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 20 minutes] Set in New York City, Mae West is Peaches O'Day, a con artist who befriends Captain Jim McCarey (Edmund Lowe), a cop who must turn her in unless she leaves town. The clever Peaches returns transformed as sultry brunette and Parisian sensation Mademoiselle Fifi. After catching her show, crooked mayoral candidate John Quade (Lloyd Nolan) tries to close it down when Peaches demurely declines his romantic overtures. Captain McCarey jumps in the race for mayor against Quade, and the loyal Peaches fervently campaigns for him. As usual, Mae causes a commotion as she deftly maneuvers her way through a battle between the good and the corrupt. |
JUBILEE (uncredited) Written by Hoagy Carmichael & Stanley Adams Performed by Mae West FIFI Written by Sam Coslow Performed by Mae West LITTLE BUTTERFLY Written by Sam Coslow Performed by Mae West EVERY DAY'S A HOLIDAY (uncredited) Written by Sam Coslow and Barry Trivers Performed by Mae West ALONG THE BROADWAY TRAIL (uncredited) Performed by Mae West |
MAE WEST ... Peaches O'Day EDMUND LOWE ... Capt. McCarey CHARLES BUTTERWORTH ... Larmadou Graves CHARLES WINNINGER ... Van Reighle Van Pelter Van Doon WALTER CATLETT ... Nifty Bailey LLOYD NOLAN ... John Quade LOUIS ARMSTRONG ... Louis Armstrong GEORGE RECTOR ... Himself HERMAN BING ... Fritz Krausmeyer ROGER IMHOF ... Trigger Mike CHESTER CONKLIN ... Cabby LUCIEN PRIVAL ... Danny the Dip ADRIAN MORRIS ... Henchman FRANCIS MCDONALD ... Henchman JOHN INDRISANO ... Henchman IRVING BACON ... Quartet member ALLEN ROGERS ... Quartet member JOHN 'SKINS' MILLER ... Quartet member OTTO FRIES ... Quartet member Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JOHNNY ARTHUR ... Bit Part (uncredited) WILLIAM AUSTIN ... Bit Part (uncredited) DEFOREST COVAN ... Dancer (uncredited) EDGAR DEARING ... Cop (uncredited) MAUDE EBURNE ... (uncredited) DICK ELLIOTT ... Bar Patron (uncredited) WELDON HEYBURN ... Guest at Party (uncredited) JAMES C. MORTON ... Bartender (uncredited) FERDINAND MUNIER ... Guest at Party (uncredited) HERBERT RAWLINSON ... Guest at Party (uncredited) |
Directed by: A. EDWARD SUTHERLAND ========= Writing Credits: MAE WEST ... (screen play) ========= Produced by: EMANUEL COHEN ... producer ========= Music by: LEO SHUKEN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: KARL STRUSS ========= Film Editing by: RAY CURTISS ========= Art Direction by: WIARD IHNEN ========= Costume Design by: SCHIAPARELLI ... (gowns) ========= Production Management: JOSEPH H. NADEL (as JOE NADEL) ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: EARL RETTIG ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: HUGO GRENZBACH ... sound recordist ========= Visual Effects by: GORDON JENNINGS ... special photographic effects ========= Camera and Electrical Department: SAM LEAVITT ... camera operator ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: BASIA BASSETT ... wardrober EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO SHUKEN ... music arranger GEORGE STOLL ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: LEROY PRINZ ... choreographer ADOLPH ZUKOR ... presenter JOHN LONDON ... production assistant (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Emanuel Cohen Productions (as Major Pictures Corp.) ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1937) [UK] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1938) [SWEDEN] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV MCA/Universal Home Video (1993) [USA] VHS Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (Universal Vault Series) (2014) [USA] DVD |
| 20 December 1937 [Hollywood, California, USA] 12 January 1938 [New York City, New York, USA] 15 January 1938 [USA] 4 March 1938 [France] 12 June 1938 [Finland] 15 July 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 27 July 1938 [Denmark] 9 January 1939 [Sweden] 28 March 1939 [Japan] 10 October 1940 [Portugal] 1940 [Turkey] 7 August 2003 {Locarno Film Festival} [Switzerland] |
 HOLLYWOOD HOTEL (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 49 minutes] Ronny Bowers, a saxophonist in Benny Goodman's band has won a talent contest an got a ten week contract with a film studio. On his first evening he is supposed to go with the studio's star Mona Marshall to a movie premiere. But this lady doesn't want to go, so the bosses decide to use for Mona a double, Virginia. When Mona finds out next morning that happened, she insisted to fire her double and Ronny. Ronny finds work as singing waiter in a drive in, and is spotted by a director of the same studio, who wants him to lend his voice for an leading actor in a musical. After the first screening the actor is invited by Louella Parsons to sing in her program "Hollywood Hotel". He accepts, but he doesn't know that Ronny Bowers does not want to lend him his voice again. So everybody starts to play his little game to solve his own problems. |
HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting (as Dick Whiting) Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Johnnie Davis and Frances Langford Performed by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra CALIFORNIA HERE I COME (1924) (uncredited) Music by Joseph Meyer Performed by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra I'M LIKE A FISH OUT OF WATER (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting (as Dick Whiting) Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Dick Powell, Rosemary Lane SILHOUETTED IN THE MOONLIGHT (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting (as Dick Whiting) Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Rosemary Lane Reprised by Jerry Cooper and Frances Langford Performed by Raymond Paige and His Orchestra I'VE GOT A HEARTFUL OF MUSIC (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting (as Dick Whiting) Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Performed by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra Reprised by Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton, Teddy Wilson and Gene Krupa LET THAT BE A LESSON TO YOU (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting (as Dick Whiting) Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Johnnie Davis, Dick Powell, Rosemary Lane, Mabel Todd, Ted Healy, Harrison Greene, Constantine Romanoff and chorus Performed by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra SING, SING, SING (1936) (uncredited) Music by Louis Prima Performed by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra I'VE HITCHED MY WAGON TO A STAR (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting (as Dick Whiting) Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Dick Powell Performed by Raymond Paige and His Orchestra "OCHI TCHORNYA (DARK EYES) (uncredited) Traditional Russian folk tune Arranged by Raymond Paige Sung by a chorus and played by Raymond Paige and His Orchestra SING, YOU SON OF A GUN (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting (as Dick Whiting) Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Dick Powell, Johnnie Davis, Rosemary Lane, Frances Langford, Lola Lane, Jerry Cooper, Glenda Farrell, Ted Healy, Mabel Todd and chorus Performed by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra and Raymond Paige and His Orchestra I'M A DING DONG DADDY FROM DUMAS (1928) (uncredited) Written by Phil Baxter BOB WHITE (WHATCHA GONNA SWING TONIGHT?) (uncredited) Music by Bernard Hanighen Played after the premiere upon entering the Orchid Room HAVE YOU GOT ANY CASTLES, BABY? (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard A. Whiting (as Dick Whiting) Played at the Orchid Room when Virginia asks Ronnie to dance SONNY BOY (1928) (uncredited) Music by Ray Henderson Lyrics by Al Jolson, Buddy G. DeSylva and Lew Brown Sung by Ted Healy at the casting window OLD BLACK JOE (1860) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster Performed by unidentified singers during the "Love & Glory" number BLUE MOON (1934) (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Performed by Raymond Paige and His Orchestra at the beginning of the radio broadcast YOU OUGHTA BE IN PICTURES (1934) (uncredited) Music by Dana Suesse Played during the radio broadcast when Louella Parsons is introduced OLD FOLKS AT HOME (SWANEE RIVER) (1851) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster Played during the radio broadcast of "Love & Glory" SATAN'S HOLIDAY (1934) (uncredited) Music by Joe Venuti Arranged by Benny Goodman |
DICK POWELL ... Ronnie Bowers ROSEMARY LANE ... Virginia LOLA LANE ... Mona Marshall HUGH HERBERT ... Chester Marshall TED HEALY ... Fuzzy GLENDA FARRELL ... Jonesy JOHNNIE DAVIS ... Georgia LOUELLA PARSONS ... Louella Parsons ALAN MOWBRAY ... Alexander Dupre MABEL TODD ... Dot Marshall FRANCES LANGFORD ... Alice JERRY COOPER ... Jerry Cooper KEN NILES ... Ken Niles DUANE THOMPSON ... Announcer Duane Thompson ALLYN JOSLYN ... Bernie Walton GRANT MITCHELL ... B.L. Faulkin EDGAR KENNEDY ... Callaghan FRITZ FELD ... The Russian CURT BOIS ... Dress Designer PERC WESTMORE ... Perc Westmore EDDIE ACUFF ... Cameraman CLINTON ROSEMOND ... Colored Man WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON (as WILLIAM DAVIDSON) ... Director Kelton WALLY MAHER ... Asst. Director Drew GEORGIE COOPER (as GEORGIA COOPER) ... Seamstress LIBBY TAYLOR ... Cleo JOSEPH ROMANTINI (as JOE ROMANTINI) ... Waiter PAUL IRVING ... Bramwell RAYMOND PAIGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA ... Raymond Paige and His Orchestra BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA ... Benny Goodman and His Orchestra Rest of cast listed alphabetically: BENNY GOODMAN ... Benny Goodman RAYMOND PAIGE ... Raymond Paige PEARL ADAMS ... Mammy in Civil War Drama (uncredited) MARVIN BAILEY ... Singer at Callahan's Drive In (uncredited) DON BARCLAY ... Friend (uncredited) EDWARD BIBY ... Guest at Orchid Room (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Man at Premiere (uncredited) SONNY BUPP ... Little Boy (uncredited) BOBBY CALLAHAN ... Little Boy (uncredited) LEONARD CAREY ... Dupre's Butler (uncredited) HUGH CHAPMAN ... Little Boy in Car (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Man at Premiere / Man at Restaurant / Guest at Orchid Room (uncredited) ALLAN CONRAD ... Casting Assistant (uncredited) JACK CURTIS ... Guest at Orchid Room (uncredited) ALAN DAVIS ... Assistant (uncredited) VINCE DEGEN ... Singer at Callahan's Drive In (uncredited) HELEN DICKSON ... Onlooker at Premiere (uncredited) LESTER DORR ... Casting Assistant (uncredited) RUTH EDDINGS ... Girl in Nightclub (uncredited) MARIANNE EDWARDS ... Little Girl (uncredited) DEMETRIS EMANUEL ... Waiter (uncredited) BETTY FARRINGTON ... Woman Onlooker (uncredited) JERRY FLETCHER ... Bellboy (uncredited) ALLEN FOX ... Casting Assistant (uncredited) HARRY FOX ... Shoe Salesman (uncredited) DICK GORDON ... Guest at Orchid Room (uncredited) EDDIE GRAHAM ... Eddie (uncredited) SID GRAUMAN ... Sid Grauman (uncredited) HARRISON GREENE ... Drive-in Patron with 3 Boys (uncredited) GEORGE GUHL ... Police Officer (uncredited) LIONEL HAMPTON ... Benny Goodman Vibraphonist (uncredited) JOHN HARRON ... Radio Representative (uncredited) SUSAN HAYWARD ... Starlet at Table (uncredited) AL HERMAN ... Casting Man (uncredited) ROBERT HOMANS ... Hollywood Bowl Watchman (uncredited) HOWARD HUDSON ... Singer at Callahan's Drive In (uncredited) AMO INGRAHAM ... Girl in Nightclub (uncredited) HARRY JAMES ... Benny Goodman Trumpeter (uncredited) PATSY 'BABE' KANE ... Casting Assistant (uncredited) MILTON KIBBEE ... Chauffeur (uncredited) OWEN KING ... Casting Assistant (uncredited) GENE KRUPA ... Benny Goodman Drummer (uncredited) CAROLE LANDIS ... Hat Check Girl with Coat (uncredited) ETHELREDA LEOPOLD ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) AL LLOYD ... Man in Movie Theater (uncredited) JEAN MADDOX ... Hotel Maid (uncredited) JERRY MANDY ... Waiter (uncredited) WILLIAM MANSELL ... Dot's Partner (uncredited) FRANK MCLURE ... Man at Premiere (uncredited) HAROLD MILLER ... Man at Premiere (uncredited) HANS MOEBUS ... Guest at Orchid Room (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Man at Orchid Room (uncredited) FRANCES MORRIS ... Casting Assistant (uncredited) JACKIE MORROW ... Page Boy (uncredited) JACK MOWER ... Airport Guard (uncredited) DAVID NEWELL ... Casting Assistant (uncredited) BARRY NORTON ... Man at Premiere (uncredited) SPEC O'DONNELL ... Youth in Lobby (uncredited) GEORGE O'HANLON ... Casting Assistant (uncredited) GEORGE OFFERMAN JR. ... Elevator Boy (uncredited) JEAN PERRY ... Frenchy (uncredited) RONALD REAGAN ... Radio Host at Premiere (uncredited) JOHN RIDGELY ... Tall Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) CONSTANTINE ROMANOFF ... Falsetto-Voiced Man with Ice Cream Cone (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Man in Hollywood Hotel Lobby (uncredited) JEFFREY SAYRE ... Co-pilot (uncredited) BILL SECKLER ... Singer at Callahan's Drive In (uncredited) JANET SHAW ... Girl at Premiere (uncredited) JOHN SHEEHAN ... Premiere Guest Missing Coat (uncredited) DINA SMIRNOVA ... Russian Woman (uncredited) BERT STEVENS ... Guest at Orchid Room (uncredited) AMZIE STRICKLAND ... Guest at Orchid Room (uncredited) DAVID LEO TILLOTSON ... Little Boy (uncredited) ROSELLA TOWNE ... Secretary (uncredited) JOAN VALERIE ... Girl at Premiere (uncredited) DALE VAN SICKEL ... Man at Hollywood Hotel Desk (uncredited) VICTORIA VINTON ... Girl in Nightclub (uncredited) BOBBY WATSON ... Casting Assistant (uncredited) BILLY WAYNE ... Photographer (uncredited) LEO WHITE ... Hotel Guest / Autograph Seeker (uncredited) PAUL WHITEMAN ... Producer at Callahan's Drive In (uncredited) POPPY WILDE ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) TEDDY WILSON ... Goodman Pianist (uncredited) DAN WOLHEIM ... Guest at Orchid Room (uncredited) WILLIAM WORTHINGTON ... Man at Premiere (uncredited) |
Directed by: BUSBY BERKELEY ========= Writing Credits: JERRY WALD ... (screen play) & MAURICE LEO ... (screen play) and RICHARD MACAULAY (as RICHARD MACAULEY) ... (screen play) JERRY WALD ... (original story) and MAURICE LEO ... (original story) ========= Produced by: SAMUEL BISCHOFF ... associate producer (uncredited) BRYAN FOY ... associate producer (uncredited) HAL B. WALLIS ... executive producer (uncredited) JACK L. WARNER ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: RAY HEINDORF ... (uncredited) HEINZ ROEMHELD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE BARNES ... (musical numbers photographed by) CHARLES ROSHER ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: GEORGE AMY ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: ROBERT M. HAAS (as ROBERT HAAS) ========= Costume Design by: ORRY-KELLY ... (gowns) ========= Production Management: ROBERT FELLOWS ... unit manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: RUSSELL SAUNDERS ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: CHARLES DAVID FORREST (as DAVID FORREST) ... sound OLIVER S. GARRETSON ... sound ========= Stunts: VIVIAN AUSTIN ... stunt double: Rosemary Lane (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... orchestral arrangements FLETCHER HENDERSON ... music arranger (uncredited) TONY ROMANO ... vocal arranger (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: GENE LEWIS ... dialogue director BUSBY BERKELEY ... dances created and directed by (uncredited) MATTY KING ... assistant dance director (uncredited) ANITA WEBER ... stand-in: Rosemary Lane (uncredited) |
Production Companies: First National Pictures Warner Bros. ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1937) [USA] Theatrical Warner Bros First National (1938) [FRANCE] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1938) [BELGIUM] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1938) [DENMARK] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1938) [FINLAND] Theatrical Warner Brothers First National Films (1938) [NORWAY] Theatrical Warner Brothers First National Films (1939) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1939) [JAPAN] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1940) [TURKEY] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1940) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical Warner Home Video (2008) [USA] DVD |
| 21 December 1937 [USA] 15 February 1938 [France] 20 March 1938 [Finland] 21 April 1938 [Hungary] 13 June 1938 [Denmark] 24 June 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 1938 [Czechoslovakia] |
 LOVE AND HISSES (Comedy | Music) [1 hour 22 minutes] As part of their public feud, Bandleader Bernie pretends a girl singer is no good so columnist Winchell promotes her in his column. |
SWEET SOMEONE Words and Music by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel Copyright 1937 by Leo. Feist Inc. I WANNT BE IN WINCHELL'S COLUMN Words and Music by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel Copyright 1937 by Leo. Feist Inc. BROADWAY'S GONE HAWAII Words and Music by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel Copyright 1937 by Leo. Feist Inc. BE A GOOD SPORT Words and Music by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel Copyright 1937 by Leo. Feist Inc. THE BELL SONG from "Lakmé" Music by Léo Delibes Libretto by Edmond Gondinet and Philippe Gille POWER HOUSE Written by Raymond Scott THE WOLF SONG Written by Norman Zeno and Will Irwin A LITTLE LOVE, A LITTLE KISS (UN PEU D'AMOUR) Music by Leo Silesu French lyrics by Nilson Fysher English lyrics by Adrian Ross OH, WHAT A MAN Written by Lew Pollack and Sidney D. Mitchell |
WALTER WINCHELL ... Walter Winchell BEN BERNIE ... Ben Bernie SIMONE SIMON ... Yvette Guerin BERT LAHR ... 'Sugar' Boles JOAN DAVIS ... Joan Dolan DICK BALDWIN ... Steve Nelson RUTH TERRY ... Hawaiian Specialty Singer DOUGLAS FOWLEY ... Mobster Webster CHICK CHANDLER ... Sidney Hoffman CHARLES WILLIAMS ... Irving Skolsky GEORGES RENAVENT ... Count Pierre Raoul Guerin PETERS SISTERS ... Hawaiian Vocal Trio CAROL CHILTON ... Dance Specialty Duo MACEO THOMAS ... Dance Specialty Duo GARY BRECKNER ... Announcer BREWSTER TWINS: BARBARA BREWSTER ... One of the Brewster Twins GLORIA BREWSTER ... One of the Brewster Twins HAL K. DAWSON ... Clerk in Music Store CHARLES JUDELS ... Oscar ROBERT BATTIER ... Gangster JOE TWERP ... Messenger Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HARRY STUBBS ... Producer CAROL ADAMS ... Dancer (uncredited) HOOPER ATCHLEY ... Joe Moss (uncredited) LYNN BARI ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) LYNNE BERKELEY ... Minor Role (uncredited) A.S. 'POP' BYRON ... Policeman (uncredited) LON CHANEY Jr. ... Attendant (uncredited) DONALD HAINES ... Newsboy (uncredited) JOHN HIESTAND ... Radio Announcer (uncredited) PHILIPPA HILBER ... Minor Role (uncredited) RUSH HUGHES ... Announcer (uncredited) GEORGE HUMBERT ... Chef (uncredited) FRED KELSEY ... Officer (uncredited) EDWARD MCWADE ... Ticket Seller (uncredited) BILL SABRANSKY ... Pianist ('Love and Hisses') (uncredited) JUNE STOREY ... Minor Role (uncredited) CHARLES TANNEN ... Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) BEN WELDEN ... Bugsy (uncredited) JUNE WILKINS ... Minor Role (uncredited) |
Directed by: SIDNEY LANFIELD ========= Writing Credits: ART ARTHUR ... (screenplay) and CURTIS KENYON ... (screenplay) ART ARTHUR ... (story) ========= Produced by: KENNETH MACGOWAN ... associate producer DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... producer ========= Cinematography by: ROBERT H. PLANCK ========= Film Editing by: ROBERT L. SIMPSON ========= Art Direction by: BERNARD HERZBRUN MARK-LEE KIRK ========= Set Decoration by: THOMAS LITTLE ========= Costume Design by: ROYER ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: WILLIAM FORSYTH ... assistant director ========= Additional Crew: NICK CASTLE ... choreographer GENEVA SAWYER ... choreographer JULE STYNE ... singing coach: Ruth Terry (uncredited) LEICESTER WAGNER ... publicist (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox (as Twentieth Century-Fox) ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (as Twentieth Century-Fox) (1937) [USA] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1937) [BELGIUM] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1937) [FRANCE] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1937) [CZECHOSLOVAKIA] Theatrical |
| 21 December 1937 {premiere} [Los Angeles, California, USA] 1 January 1938 [Washington, D.C., USA] 13 January 1938 [Miami, Florida, USA] 13 January 1938 [New York City, New York, USA] 22 January 1938 {premiere} [Buenos Aires, Argentina] 31 January 1938 [Baltimore, Maryland, USA] 4 February 1938 [USA] 24 February 1938 [London, UK] 12 March 1938 [UK] 26 March 1938 [Belgium] 5 April 1938 [Canada] 6 May 1938 [France] 20 May 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 23 May 1938 [Argentina] 2 June 1938 [Nanking, China] 28 June 1938 [Montevideo, Uruguay] 8 July 1938 [Ireland] 21 July 1938 [Mexico] 31 July 1938 [New Zealand] 24 August 1938 [Venice Film Festival, Italy] 5 September 1938 [Rio de Janeiro, Brazil] 12 September 1938 [Norway] 16 September 1938 [Czechoslovakia] 27 September 1938 [Sweden] 29 September 1938 [Denmark] 1 October 1938 [Australia] 1 October 1938 [Croatia] 1 October 1938 [Serbia] 1 October 1938 [Yugoslavia] 10 October 1938 [São Paulo, Brazil] 16 October 1938 [Finland] 31 October 1938 [Algiers, Algeria] 10 November 1938 [Slovenia] 11 November 1938 (Dutch version) [Netherlands] 23 November 1938 [Iraq] 30 November 1938 [Italy] 12 December 1938 [Portugal] 17 December 1938 (German speaking region) [Switzerland] 21 December 1938 [Poland] 21 December 1938 [Turkey] 22 December 1938 [Hungary] 2 January 1939 [Cairo, Egypt] 17 March 1939 (English version) [Netherlands] 18 September 1939 [Iran] 16 January 1941 [Hong Kong] 15 June 1941 [Kyrgyzstan] 6 October 1941 [Barcelona, Spain] 6 October 1941 [Madrid, Spain] 22 February 1944 (re-release) [USA] 3 April 1944 (re-release) [UK] 7 April 1944 (re-release) [Ireland] 24 July 1944 (re-release) [Brazil] 26 December 1944 (re-release) [Sweden] 30 December 1944 (re-release) [Paris, France] 13 August 1945 (re-release) [Indonesia] 8 September 1945 (re-release) [Afghanistan] 4 May 1948 [Peru] 25 June 1948 [Austria] 24 September 1949 [Davao, Philippines] 12 December 1949 (re-release) [Sweden] 1 January 1950 (re-release) [Italy] 24 February 1950 [West Germany] 26 September 1950 [Japan] 31 August 1951 (re-release) [France] 13 February 1952 (re-release) [USA] 27 August 1952 (re-release) [Brazil] 26 December 1952 (re-release) [Denmark] 14 February 1953 [Guyana] 21 August 1953 (re-release) [Australia] 18 December 1953 (re-release) [Ireland] 12 April 1954 (re-release) [UK] 17 November 1954 (re-release) [Taiwan] 12 July 1955 [Soviet Union] 10 January 1956 [Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia] 12 December 1957 (re-release) [West Germany] 17 December 1957 (re-release) [Japan] 7 February 1958 (re-release) [USA] 31 January 1960 [Israel] 26 July 1960 [Madagascar] 13 September 1962 (re-release) [Hungary] 13 December 1962 (re-release) [Italy] 15 December 1962 (re-release) [Sweden] 19 December 1962 (re-release) [France] 21 December 1962 (re-release) [Finland] 26 December 1962 (re-release) [Denmark] 1 January 1964 (re-release) [Morocco] 14 December 1964 (re-release) [Mexico] 20 December 1964 (re-release) [UK] 18 January 1965 [Zagreb, Croatia] 10 February 1965 (re-release) [India] 17 December 1965 (re-release) [Ireland] 27 December 1965 (re-release) [Rio de Janeiro, Brazil] 4 July 1966 (re-release) [São Paulo, Brazil] 30 July 1966 [Lebanon] 18 November 1966 (re-release) [West Germany] 14 January 1967 [El Salvador] 11 June 1967 (re-release) [USA] 9 March 1968 (re-release) [Japan] 7 October 1972 (re-release) [Malaysia] 20 December 1972 (re-release) [Italy] 24 December 1972 (re-release) [UK] 27 May 1973 (re-release) [Jamaica] 5 December 1973 (re-release) [France] 21 December 1973 (re-release) [Finland] 22 December 1973 (re-release) [Sweden] 19 December 1975 (re-release) [West Germany] 20 December 1975 (re-release) [USA] 13 March 1976 (re-release) [Syria] 9 August 1976 {Melbourne International Film Festival} [Australia] 24 December 1977 (re-release) [Brazil] 31 July 1978 (re-release) [Belarus] 19 July 1980 (re-release) [Japan] 19 December 1980 (re-release) [Italy] 21 December 1980 (re-release) [UK] 11 December 1981 (re-release) [Ireland] 17 December 1982 (re-release) [Finland] 17 December 1982 (re-release) [Sweden] 15 July 1983 (re-release) [USA] 26 November 1983 (re-release) [West Germany] 30 November 1983 (re-release) [France] 2 December 1983 (re-release) [Spain] 15 December 1983 (re-release) [Australia] 11 June 1984 [Kuwait] 20 December 1984 (re-release) [Netherlands] 20 July 1985 (re-release) [Japan] 25 June 1987 (re-release) [Brazil] 14 July 1987 (re-release) (limited) [UK] 15 July 1987 (re-releaes) [New York City, New York, USA] 17 July 1987 (re-release) [Finland] 17 July 1987 (re-release) (limited) [Italy] 17 July 1987 (re-release) [USA] 10 December 1987 (re-release) [Italy] 16 December 1987 (re-release) [UK] 18 December 1987 (re-release) [Ireland] 26 December 1988 (re-release) [Australia] 21 July 1990 (re-release) [Japan] 12 February 1992 (re-release) [France] 21 February 1992 (re-release) [Finland] 21 February 1992 (re-release) [UK] 27 March 1992 (re-release) [Italy] 27 March 1992 (re-release) [Sweden] 2 April 1992 (re-release) [Germany] 9 April 1992 (re-release) [Australia] 10 April 1992 (re-release) [Netherlands] 10 April 1992 (re-release) [Portugal] 17 April 1992 (re-release) [Ireland] 11 December 1992 (re-release) [Brazil] 2 July 1993 (re-release) [USA] 8 January 1994 (re-release) [Japan] 23 June 1994 (Danish dubbed version) [Denmark] 22 July 1994 (re-release) [UK] 20 September 1997 [Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago] 25 May 2001 (re-release) [Poland] 1 May 2002 {Kristiansand International Children's Film Festival} [Norway] 18 September 2007 {Athens Film Festival} [Greece] 1 October 2009 (DVD premiere) [Sweden] 6 October 2009 (DVD) (Diamond Edition) [USA] 9 November 2009 (DVD special edition) [UK] 9 November 2009 (DVD special edition) [Ireland] 29 September 2012 {New York Film Festival} [USA] 30 April 2014 (re-release) [France] 2 February 2016 (re-release) [USA] 1 November 2017 {Leiden International Film Festival} [Netherlands] |
 SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS (Animated Feature) (Animation | Family | Fantasy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 23 minutes] The beautiful and kindhearted princess Snow White charms every creature in the kingdom except one - her jealous stepmother, the Queen. When the Magic Mirror proclaims Snow White the fairest one of all, she must flee into the forest, where she befriends the lovable seven dwarfs - Doc, Sneezy, Grumpy, Happy, Bashful, Sleepy, and Dopey. But when the Queen tricks Snow White with an enchanted apple, only the magic of true love's kiss can save her. |
ONE SONG (1937) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Larry Morey Played during the opening credits Sung by Harry Stockwell Reprised by Adriana Caselotti Reprised by Harry Stockwell and Chorus at the end SOME DAY MY PRINCE WILL COME (1937) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Larry Morey Sung and reprised by Adriana Caselotti Sung by an offscreen chorus at the end Played often as background music I'M WISHING (1937) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Larry Morey Sung by Adriana Caselotti and Harry Stockwell WITH A SMILE AND A SONG (1937) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Larry Morey Sung by Adriana Caselotti Played also as background music WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK (1937) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Larry Morey Sung by Adriana Caselotti and Marion Darlington HEIGH-HO (1937) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Larry Morey Sung by Roy Atwell, Pinto Colvig, Billy Gilbert, Otis Harlan, and Scotty Mattraw BLUDDLE-UDDLE-UM-DUM (DWARFS' WASHING AND YODEL SONG) (1937) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Larry Morey Sung by Roy Atwell, Eddie Collins, Pinto Colvig, Billy Gilbert, Otis Harlan, and Scotty Mattraw THE SILLY SONG (1937) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Larry Morey Sung by Roy Atwell, Adriana Caselotti, Pinto Colvig, Billy Gilbert, Otis Harlan, Scotty Mattraw, and James MacDonald |
ROY ATWELL ... Doc (voice) (uncredited) STUART BUCHANAN ... Huntsman (voice) (uncredited) ADRIANA CASELOTTI ... Snow White (voice) (uncredited) EDDIE COLLINS ... Dopey / Chipmunk and Squirrel Sneezes (voice) (uncredited) PINTO COLVIG ... Sleepy / Grumpy / Dopey (hiccups) (voice) (uncredited) MARION DARLINGTON ... Birds (voice) (uncredited) BILLY GILBERT ... Sneezy (voice) (uncredited) OTIS HARLAN ... Happy (voice) (uncredited) LUCILLE LA VERNE ... Queen / Witch (voice) (uncredited) JAMES MACDONALD ... Yodeling (voice) (uncredited) SCOTTY MATTRAW ... Bashful (voice) (uncredited) MORONI OLSEN ... Magic Mirror (voice) (uncredited) PURV PULLEN ... Birds (voice) (uncredited) HARRY STOCKWELL ... Prince (voice) (uncredited) BILL THOMPSON ... Raven / Owl / Witch's Screams (uncredited) |
Directed by: WILLIAM COTTRELL ... (sequence director) DAVID HAND ... (supervising director) WILFRED JACKSON ... (sequence director) LARRY MOREY ... (sequence director) PERCE PEARCE ... (sequence director) BEN SHARPSTEEN ... (sequence director) ========= Writing Credits: JACOB GRIMM (as GRIMM) ... (fairy tales) & WILHELM GRIMM (as GRIMM) ... (fairy tales) TED SEARS ... (story adaptation) & RICHARD CREEDON ... (story adaptation) & OTTO ENGLANDER ... (story adaptation) & DICK RICKARD ... (story adaptation) & EARL HURD ... (story adaptation) & MERRILL DE MARIS ... (story adaptation) & DOROTHY ANN BLANK ... (story adaptation) & WEBB SMITH ... (story adaptation) ========= Produced by: WALT DISNEY ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: FRANK CHURCHILL LEIGH HARLINE PAUL J. SMITH (as PAUL SMITH) ========= Art Direction by: KEN ANDERSON (as KENNETH ANDERSON) TOM CODRICK HUGH HENNESY HAROLD MILES KENDALL O'CONNOR CHARLES PHILIPPI HAZEL SEWELL TERRELL STAPP MCLAREN STEWART GUSTAF TENGGREN JOHN HUBLEY ... (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: HAL ADELQUIST ... assistant director (uncredited) FORD BEEBE Jr. ... assistant director (uncredited) CARL FALLBERG ... assistant director (uncredited) MIKE HOLOBOFF ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: JAMES MACDONALD ... sound effects (uncredited) PURV PULLEN ... sound of birds (uncredited) ========= Visual Effects by: WILLIAM L. ARANCE ... digital restoration artist (restored version) (uncredited) BOB BROUGHTON ... visual effects (uncredited) JIM CARBONETTI ... restoration artist: Cinesite (restored version) (uncredited) HEATHER DAVIS BAKER ... digital artist (restored version) (uncredited) ANDY ENGMAN ... effects animator (uncredited) THOMAS ROSSETER ... digital restoration artist (restored version) (uncredited) OLIVIER SARDA ... digital artist (restored version) (uncredited) THOMAS J. SMITH ... restoration supervisor: Cinesite (restored version) (uncredited) JAMES VALENTINE ... digital artist (restored version) (uncredited) JAZMYN WHITMAN ... restoration artist (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: MICKEY BATCHELDER ... camera operator (uncredited) KEN MOORE ... camera operator (uncredited) MAX MORGAN ... camera operator (uncredited) ========= Animation Department: JAMES ALGAR ... animator SAMUEL ARMSTRONG ... backgrounds ART BABBITT (as ARTHUR BABBITT) ... animator JACK CAMPBELL ... animator LES CLARK ... animator CLAUDE COATS ... backgrounds MERLE COX ... backgrounds SHAMUS CULHANE (as JAMES CULHANE) ... animator UGO D'ORSI ... animator PHIL DIKE ... backgrounds AL EUGSTER ... animator NORMAN FERGUSON ... supervising animator BERNARD GARBUTT ... animator JOE GRANT ... character designer ROLAND E. HILL Sr. (as ROLAND HILL) ... designed the animated castle: presented the original drawings for the animated castle ALBERT HURTER ... character designer MILT KAHL (as MILTON KAHL) ... animator WARD KIMBALL ... animator ERIC LARSON ... animator RAY LOCKREM ... backgrounds DICK LUNDY ... animator HAMILTON LUSKE ... supervising animator ROBERT MARTSCH ... animator JOSHUA MEADOR ... animator FRED MOORE ... supervising animator GRIM NATWICK ... animator MIQUE NELSON ... backgrounds MAURICE NOBLE ... backgrounds STAN QUACKENBUSH ... animator WOLFGANG REITHERMAN (as WOOLIE REITHERMAN) ... animator BILL ROBERTS ... animator GEORGE ROWLEY ... animator FRED SPENCER ... animator ROBERT STOKES ... animator FRANK THOMAS ... animator BILL TYTLA (as VLADIMIR TYTLA) ... supervising animator MARVIN WOODWARD ... animator CY YOUNG ... animator AL ZINNEN ... layout artist PETER ALVARADO ... assistant animator (uncredited) WILMA BAKER ... ink and paint (uncredited) PAUL BUSCH ... animator (uncredited) WALT CLINTON ... animator / assistant animator (uncredited) AL COE ... animator (uncredited) MARY JANE COLE ... ink and paint (uncredited) MARC DAVIS ... assistant animator (uncredited) LOU DEBNEY ... layout artist (uncredited) JACK DUNHAM ... inbetween artist (uncredited) PAUL FITZPATRICK ... animator (uncredited) HUGH FRASER ... animator (uncredited) ROBERT GIVENS ... assistant animator (uncredited) CAMPBELL GRANT ... animator (uncredited) FERDINAND HORVATH ... character designer / layout artist (uncredited) MENTOR HUEBNER ... background artist (uncredited) OLLIE JOHNSTON ... assistant animator (uncredited) VOLUS JONES ... assistant animator (uncredited) HELEN JORDAN ... ink and paint (uncredited) BILL KEIL ... assistant animator (uncredited) KATHERINE KERWIN ... ink and paint artist (uncredited) MICHAEL LAH ... assistant animator (uncredited) JEANNE LEE KEIL ... ink artist (uncredited) ED LEVITT ... assistant animator (uncredited) JOHN LOUNSBERY ... assistant animator (uncredited) BRICE MACK ... background artist (uncredited) MURRAY McCLELLAN ... assistant animator (uncredited) JOHN McMANUS ... animator (uncredited) RAE McSPADDEN ... ink and paint artist (uncredited) BUF NERBOVIG ... ink and paint (uncredited) LESTER NOVROS ... assistant animator (uncredited) KENDALL O'CONNOR ... layout artist (uncredited) HELEN OGGER ... ink and paint (uncredited) AMBY PALIWODA ... animator (uncredited) DON PATTERSON ... animator (uncredited) TONY RIVERA ... animator (uncredited) LOUIE SCHMITT ... animator (uncredited) WILLIAM SHULL ... animator (uncredited) SANDY STROTHER ... animator (uncredited) DAVID SWIFT ... animator (uncredited) RILEY THOMSON ... animator (uncredited) CHARLES THORSON ... character designer (uncredited) DON TOBIN ... animator (uncredited) RUTH TOMPSON ... ink and paint (uncredited) VAL VREELAND ... ink and paint (uncredited) CLAIR WEEKS ... assistant animator (uncredited) CORNETT WOOD ... animator (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: VIRGINIA LOCKWOOD ... costume designer: Snow White's (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: GEORGE CAVE ... assistant film editor / color timer (uncredited) BILL MELENDEZ ... supervising editor (uncredited) BEN SHARPSTEEN ... post production coordinator (uncredited) I.J. WILKINSON ... assistant film editor / negative cutter (uncredited) ========= Music Department: HALL JOHNSON CHOIR ... chorus: finale (uncredited) LEIGH HARLINE ... conductor (uncredited) FREEMAN HIGH ... music arranger / musical director (uncredited) LOUIS KAUFMAN ... musician: violin (uncredited) PAUL J. SMITH ... conductor (uncredited) FREDERICK STARK ... orchestrator (uncredited) CHARLES WOLCOTT ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: WALT DISNEY ... presenter DON BRODIE ... performance model: "Witch" (uncredited) MARGE CHAMPION ... performance model: "Snow White" (uncredited) EDDIE COLLINS ... performance model: "Dopey" (uncredited) LOUIS HIGHTOWER ... performance model: "Prince" (uncredited) BILLY HOUSE ... performance model: "Doc" (uncredited) S. BARRET MCCORMICK ... press representative (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Walt Disney Productions (as A Walt Disney FEATURE Production) Walt Disney Animation Studios ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (as R.K.O. Radio Pictures Inc.) (1937) [USA] Theatrical RKO Distributing Corporation of Canada (as RKO Distributing Corporation of Canada, Ltd.) 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C. A. Victor High Fidelity System (recorded by) (as R.C.A.-Victor 'High Fidelity' Sound System) Buena Vista Sound (audio restoration) Buena Vista Visual Effects (restoration project supervision) Cinesite (digital film restoration) (as Cinesite, Inc.) Harman-Ising Pictures (ink and paint) (uncredited) THX Ltd. (digital mastering: 2001 DVD & VHS) (as LUCASFILM LTD. THX) Walt Disney Feature Animation (restoration project supervision) |
| 24 December 1937 [USA] 15 April 1938 [Finland] 16 April 1938 [Croatia] 18 April 1938 [Sweden] 21 April 1938 [France] 26 April 1938 [Hungary] 2 May 1938 [Denmark] 3 June 1938 [Slovenia] 28 July 1938 [Germany] 2 September 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 6 October 1938 [Portugal] 24 December 1938 [Rotterdam, Netherlands] 20 September 1939 [Barcelona, Spain] |
 ROSALIE (Drama | Musical) [2 hours 3 minutes] West Point cadet Dick Thorpe falls in love with a girl, who turns out to be a princess from an European kingdom. |
ROSALIE (1937) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Played during the opening credits and as background music often Sung by Nelson Eddy Danced by Eleanor Powell on a set of giant drums at the festival Reprised by Nelson Eddy at the end THE CAISSON SONG (1907) (uncredited) Written by Edmund L. Gruber Played during the opening credits Sung by Nelson Eddy and cadets in the locker room ON, BRAVE OLD ARMY TEAM (1910) (uncredited) Written by Philip Egner Sung by Nelson Eddy, Ray Bolger and cadets at the football game ANCHORS AWEIGH (1906) (uncredited) Music by Charles A. Zimmerman Lyrics by Alfred Hart Miles and R. Lovell Played at the football game Sung by Nelson Eddy, Ray Bolger and cadets at the football game WHO KNOWS? (1937) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Sung by Camille Soray dubbing for Lois Clements at the party Danced by Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell and other couples Sung and whistled by Nelson Eddy Reprised on a record Reprised with Eleanor Powell dancing I'VE A STRANGE NEW RHYTHM IN MY HEART (1937) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Sung and danced at Vassar by Eleanor Powell (dubbed by Marjorie Lane) with solo sections by Marie Arbuckle, Bernice Alstock, Eleanor Colson, Grace Neilson and Barbara Whitson M'APPARI TUTT'AMOR (1847) (uncredited) from the opera "Martha" Written by Friedrich von Flotow Sung by Nelson Eddy WHY SHOULD I CARE? (1937) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Sung by Frank Morgan through a dummy by ventriloquism DANSE RUSSE (ALLEGRO GIUSTO) (1911) (uncredited) from "Pétrouchka" Written by Igor Stravinsky Played at the festival in the scene with puppets POLOVETSIAN DANCES (1887) (uncredited) from "Prince Igor" Written by Aleksandr Borodin Danced to by the Albertina Rasch Dancers at the festival SPRING LOVE IS IN THE AIR (1937) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Sung by Ilona Massey at the festival CAUCASIAN SKETCHES, OP.10 (1894) (uncredited) Written by Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov Danced by the Albertina Rasch Dancers at the festival SECOND MOVEMENT (ALLEGRO CON GRAZIA) (1893) (uncredited) from "Symphony No.6 in B Flat, 'Pathétique' Op.74" Written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Danced by the Albertina Rasch Dancers at the festival CLOSE (1937) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Played as background music IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT (1937) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Sung by Nelson Eddy Played as background music on the ship and at West Point The section of lyrics "Do You Love Me?" sometimes attributed as a separate song is part of this song GOODBYE FOREVER (ADDIO) (uncredited) Written by Francesco Paolo Tosti Sung by Nelson Eddy IT'S ALL OVER BUT THE SHOUTING (1937) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Sung by Nelson Eddy and cadets at West Point TO LOVE OR NOT TO LOVE (1937) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Sung by Nelson Eddy, Ray Bolger and cadets at West Point THE WASHINGTON POST (1889) (uncredited) Music by John Philip Sousa Marched by Eleanor Powell and cadets at West Point THE STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER (1896) (uncredited) Music by John Philip Sousa Marched by Eleanor Powell and cadets at West Point Danced by Eleanor Powell EL CAPITAN (1896) (uncredited) Music by John Philip Sousa Marched by Eleanor Powell and cadets at West Point SEMPER FIDELIS (1888) (uncredited) Music by John Philip Sousa Marched by Eleanor Powell and cadets at West Point PARADE (uncredited) Written by Herbert Stothart Danced by the Albertina Rasch Dancers GAUDEAMUS IGITUR (uncredited) Traditional Sung by Nelson Eddy and cadets THE WEDDING MARCH (1843) (uncredited) from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61" Written by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Hummed by Tommy Bond Played in the finale OH PROMISE ME (1889) (uncredited) from comic opera "Robin Hood" Music by Reginald De Koven Lyrics by Clement W. Scott Sung by Nelson Eddy in the finale |
NELSON EDDY ... Dick Thorpe ELEANOR POWELL ... Rosalie FRANK MORGAN ... King EDNA MAY OLIVER ... Queen RAY BOLGER ... Bill Delroy ILONA MASSEY ... Brenda BILLY GILBERT ... Oloff REGINALD OWEN ... Chancellor TOM RUTHERFORD ... Prince Paul CLAY CLEMENT ... Captain Banner VIRGINIA GREY ... Mary Callahan GEORGE ZUCCO ... General Maroff OSCAR O'SHEA ... Mr. Callahan JERRY COLONNA ... Joseph JANET BEECHER ... Miss Baker WILLIAM DEMAREST ... Army Coach Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CAROL ADAMS ... Dancer (uncredited) KAY ALDRIDGE ... Lady in Waiting (uncredited) RICCA ALLEN ... Schoolteacher (uncredited) BERNICE ALSTOCK ... Soloist in 'I've a Strange New Rhythm in My Heart' Number (uncredited) MARIE ARBUCKLE ... Soloist in 'I've a Strange New Rhythm in My Heart' Number (uncredited) BONNIE BANNON ... Girl (uncredited) ROY BARCROFT ... Conspirator (uncredited) WILSON BENGE ... Ship Steward (uncredited) TOMMY BOND ... Mickey (uncredited) GEORGE BOYCE ... Dancer in Specialty Number (uncredited) SIDNEY BRACEY ... Conspirator (uncredited) HORACE G. BROWN ... Pablo (uncredited) PATRICIA ANNE CAMPBELL ... (uncredited) ALEXANDER CANEPARI ... Town Crier (uncredited) LANE CHANDLER ... Army Assistant Football Coach (uncredited) WALLIS CLARK ... Major Prentice (uncredited) OCEAN CLAYPOOL ... Lady in Waiting (uncredited) LOIS CLEMENTS ... Singer in 'Who Knows?' Number (uncredited) ELEANOR COLSON ... Soloist in 'I've a Strange New Rhythm in My Heart' Number (uncredited) GENE CONKLIN ... Soloist (uncredited) DIANE COOK ... Girl (uncredited) PAULINE CRAIG ... Girl (uncredited) MAX DAVIDSON ... Chamberlain (uncredited) ANNA DEMETRIO ... Fat Woman with Carlo (uncredited) SHIRLEY DOBLE ... (uncredited) FRANK DU FRANE ... Superintendent's Aide (uncredited) EDWARD EARLE ... Captain of Romanza Cruiser (uncredited) LUCILLE HARDING ... Minor Role (uncredited) JOY HEALY ... (uncredited) JANICE HOOD ... (uncredited) SHEP HOUGHTON ... Dancer (uncredited) RUSH HUGHES ... Rush Hughes - WSRO Announcer (uncredited) GEORGE HUMBERT ... Carlo (uncredited) GEORGE MAGRILL ... Assistant Army Coach (uncredited) JOE E. MARKS ... Puck (uncredited) CAREN MARSH ... Dancer (uncredited) HARRY MASTERS ... Dancer in Specialty Number (uncredited) ANN TODD MAYFIELD ... (uncredited) ERIC MAYNE ... Member of the Court (uncredited) JUNE MUIR ... (uncredited) GRACE NEILSON ... Soloist in 'I've a Strange New Rhythm in My Heart' Number (uncredited) WANDA PERRY ... Girl (uncredited) JOHN PICORRI ... Conspirator (uncredited) PURNELL PRATT ... Ship Captain (uncredited) HARRY SEMELS ... Conspirator (uncredited) AL SHEAN ... Herman Schmidt (uncredited) WILLIAM TANNEN ... West Point Cadet (uncredited) PHILLIP TERRY ... West Point Cadet (uncredited) RICHARD TUCKER ... Colonel Brandon (uncredited) DOROTHY TUTTLE ... Dancer (uncredited) PIERRE WATKIN ... Superintendent of Academy (uncredited) DAVE WHITE ... Dancer in Specialty Number (uncredited) BARBARA WHITSON ... Soloist in 'I've a Strange New Rhythm in My Heart' Number (uncredited) TUDOR WILLIAMS ... Soloist (uncredited) |
Directed by: W.S. VAN DYKE (as W.S. VAN DYKE II) ========= Writing Credits: WILLIAM ANTHONY MCGUIRE (as WM. ANTHONY McGUIRE) ... (based on the play by) and GUY BOLTON ... (based on the play by) WILLIAM ANTHONY MCGUIRE (as WM. ANTHONY McGUIRE) ... (screen play written and produced by) FRANCES MARION ... (uncredited) ========= Produced by: WILLIAM ANTHONY MCGUIRE (as WM. ANTHONY McGUIRE) ... producer ========= Music by: COLE PORTER ========= Cinematography by: OLIVER T. MARSH ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: BLANCHE SEWELL ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Production Management: FRANK MESSENGER ... production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: WILLIAM J. SCULLY ... assistant director (uncredited) GEORGE YOHALEM ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: EDWIN B. WILLIS ... associate art director JOSEPH C. WRIGHT (as JOSEPH WRIGHT) ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director BILL EDMONDSON ... sound (uncredited) WILLIAM STEINKAMP ... sound (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: SLAVKO VORKAPICH ... montage effects ========= Camera and Electrical Department: POP ARNOLD ... key grip (uncredited) JOHNNY GREER ... assistant camera (uncredited) WILLIAM GRIMES ... still photographer (uncredited) LEONARD SMITH ... second camera operator (uncredited) TED WURTENBERG ... key electrician (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: DOLLY TREE ... wardrobe EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO ARNAUD ... orchestral and vocal arrangements MURRAY CUTTER ... orchestral and vocal arrangements ROGER EDENS ... musical arrangements PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestral and vocal arrangements COLE PORTER ... words and music by MERRILL PYE ... musical presentation LEONID RAAB (as LEON RAAB) ... orchestral and vocal arrangements GEORGE STOLL ... musical conductor HERBERT STOTHART ... musical director FOUR ESQUIRES ... music performers "Who Knows?" (uncredited) FLETCHER HENDERSON ... arranger (uncredited) MARJORIE LANE ... singing voice: Eleanor Powell (uncredited) M.J. MCLAUGHLIN ... music recordist (uncredited) CAMILLE SORAY ... singing voice: Lois Clements (uncredited) HERBERT STOTHART ... music adaptor (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ALBERTINA RASCH ... dance and ensembles created by / dances and ensembles staged by HARRY ALBIEZ ... production crew (uncredited) BOB BARNES ... production crew (uncredited) FRANK FLOYD ... assistant: Dave Gould (uncredited) DAVE GOULD ... dance director: cadet routines (uncredited) TOMMY GRIFFIN ... production crew (uncredited) J. HARPER ... production crew (uncredited) IRA HYMAN ... production crew (uncredited) GEORGE KING ... assistant dance director (uncredited) BILL LEWIS ... production crew (uncredited) CHARLES SALERNO Jr. ... production crew (uncredited) HEZI TATE ... production crew (uncredited) FLORENCE THOMAS ... production crew (uncredited) FRED THOMPSON ... production crew (uncredited) HAROLD THURBURG ... production crew (uncredited) ANDREI TOLSTOY ... technical advisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1937) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1938) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1938) [NORWAY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1938) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (1938) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1938) [BELGIUM] Theatrical |
| 26 December 1937 [USA] 14 March 1938 [Sweden] 24 March 1938 [Hungary] 17 June 1938 [Brussels, Belgium] 11 January 1939 [Japan] 6 February 1939 [Denmark] 18 February 1939 [Portugal] 6 August 1939 [Finland] 11 March 1946 (re-release)[UK] 1 March 1949 (re-release) [USA] |
 YOU'RE A SWEETHEART (Musical | Romance) [1 hour 36 minutes] Hal Adams tries to win the heart of Broadway star Betty Bradley. |
YOU'RE A SWEETHEART Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson Performed by Alice Faye and George Murphy BROADWAY JAMBOREE Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson MY FINE FEATHERED FRIEND Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson OH, OH, OKLAHOMA Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson SCRAPIN' THE TOAST Music by Murray Mencher Lyrics by Charles Tobias SO IT'S LOVE Written by Mickey Bloom, Lou Bring and Arthur Quenzer WHO KILLED MAGGIE? Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Harold Adamson |
ALICE FAYE ... Betty Bradley GEORGE MURPHY ... Hal Adams KEN MURRAY ... Don King CHARLES WINNINGER ... Cherokee Charlie ANDY DEVINE ... Daisy Day WILLIAM GARGAN ... Fred Edwards FRANK JENKS ... Harry Howe FRANCES HUNT ... Penny TONY LABRIOLA (as OSWALD) ... Oswald CASPER REARDON ... Cousin Caspar DONALD MEEK ... Conway Jeeters DAVID OLIVER ... Yes Man A.A. TRIMBLE ... Will Rogers EDNA SEDGEWICK ... Ballet Dancer BOB MURPHY ... Bailiff RENIE RIANO ... Mrs. Hepplethwaite THE NORVELL BROTHERS ... Speciality Act THE FOUR PLAYBOYS ... Speciality Act MIADA ... Speciality Act RAY (as MIADA and RAY) ... Speciality Act Rest of cast listed alphabetically: WADE BOTELER ... Cop (uncredited) JOHN BUTLER ... Waiter (uncredited) HEINIE CONKLIN ... Game-Player in Drug Store (uncredited) VIRGINIA DABNEY ... Actress (uncredited) HENRY HALL ... Wellwisher (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Party Guest (uncredited) SAMUEL S. HINDS ... Oh, Oh, Oklahoma Actor (uncredited) EDWARD KEANE ... Backstage Reporter (uncredited) JACK KENNEY ... Pete (uncredited) DONALD KERR ... Stagehand (uncredited) BEN LEWIS ... Man (uncredited) PAT MCKEE ... Potential Bodyguard (uncredited) CONSTANCE MOORE ... (uncredited) FRANK MORAN ... Bartender (uncredited) LEONARD MUDIE ... Critic (uncredited) VIRGINIA SALE ... Gawking Wife at Opening (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Backstage Well-Wisher (uncredited) HARRY TENBROOK ... Potential Bodyguard (uncredited) HARRY TYLER ... Gawking Husband at Opening (uncredited) LUCIO VILLEGAS ... Dancer (uncredited) BOBBY WATSON ... Prosecutor in Production Number (uncredited) |
Directed by: DAVID BUTLER ========= Writing Credits: WARREN WILSON ... (story) and MAXWELL SHANE ... (story) and WILLIAM C. THOMAS (as WILLIAM THOMAS) ... (story) MONTE BRICE ... (screenplay) and CHARLES GRAYSON ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: BUDDY G. DESYLVA (as B.G. DeSYLVA) ... producer ========= Music by: CHARLES HENDERSON ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE ROBINSON ========= Film Editing by: BERNARD W. BURTON ========= Art Direction by: JACK OTTERSON RICHARD H. RIEDEL ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: AD SCHAUMER ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: BERNARD B. BROWN ... sound JOE LAPIS ... sound ========= Music Department: CHARLES HENDERSON ... vocal supervisor CHARLES PREVIN ... musical director FRANK SKINNER ... orchestrator / composer: stock music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: CARL RANDALL ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical General Film Distributors (GFD) (1938) [UK] Theatrical - re-release Acme Films (1938) [PHILIPPINES] Theatrical Film Classics (1948) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Realart Pictures Inc. (1949) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Screen Gems (1958) [USA] TV |
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| Release Date | Film | Soundtrack | Cast | Crew | Company Credits |
| 20 January 1937 [Denmark] 21 January 1937 [Finland] 22 January 1937 [France] 22 January 1937 [Sweden] 5 February 1937 [USA] 11 February 1937 [Hungary] 4 April 1938 [Portugal] |
 CHAMPAGNE WALTZ (Comedy) [1 hour 25 minutes] Champagne Waltz is one of five movies produced by Paramount in the 1930s featuring Gladys Swarthout, a very popular Metropolitan Opera mezzo-soprano. The studio was attempting to build on the popularity of Grace Moore, another opera singer, who had also expanded her talents into movies. |
PARADISE IN WALTZ TIME Lyrics by Sam Coslow Music by Friedrich Hollaender (as Frederick Hollander) WHEN IS A KISS NOT A KISS Music by Burton Lane Lyrics by Ralph Freed I'LL TAKE ROMANCE Music by Ben Oakland Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II THE CHAMPAGNE WALTZ Music by Con Conrad and Ben Oakland Lyrics by Milton Drake THE MERRY-GO-ROUND Words and Music by Ann Ronell COULD I BE IN LOVE? Music by William Daly Lyrics by Leo Robin THE BLUE DANUBE WALTZ Music by Johann Strauss (as Johann Strauss) Lyrics by Leo Robin |
GLADYS SWARTHOUT ... Elsa Strauss FRED MACMURRAY ... Buzzy Bellew JACK OAKIE ... Happy Gallagher VELOZ (as VELOZ & YOLANDA) ... Larry YOLANDA (as VELOZ & YOLANDA) ... Anna HERMAN BING ... Max Snellinek FRANK FOREST ... Karl Lieberlich ERNEST COSSART ... Waiter FRITZ LEIBER ... Franz Strauss VIVIENNE OSBORNE ... Countess Mariska BENNY BAKER ... Flip JAMES BURKE ... Mr. Scribner MAUDE EBURNE ... Mrs. Scribner MAURICE CASS ... Hugo GUY BATES POST ... Lumvedder Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CAROL ADAMS ... Dancer (uncredited) RUDOLPH ANDERS ... Emperor Franz Joseph (uncredited) MARTHA BAMATTRE ... Peasant (uncredited) IRENE BENNETT ... Girl (uncredited) JERRY BERGEN ... Shooting Gallery Proprietor (uncredited) TOMMY BOND ... Otto, Singing Student (uncredited) H.R. BRANNUM ... Drummer (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Concert Attendee (uncredited) TOM BROWER ... Texan (uncredited) RAYMOND BROWN ... Commissionaire (uncredited) RICHARD CARLE ... Messenger (uncredited) LILLIAN CASTLE ... Maggie (uncredited) NORA CECIL ... Train Passenger (uncredited) JACK CHEFE ... Concert Attendee (uncredited) ALFONSO CORELLI ... Johann Strauss (uncredited) THOMAS A. CURRAN ... Man (uncredited) LILLIAN DEAN ... Minor Role (uncredited) MATTIE EDWARDS ... Old Woman (uncredited) RALPH FITZSIMMONS ... Jiggs (uncredited) JACK GEORGE ... Concert Attendee (uncredited) HENRY HANNA ... Heinrich (uncredited) LUCILLE HARDING ... Minor Role (uncredited) EMIL HOCH ... Chef (uncredited) LUCILLE HOUSE ... Minor Role (uncredited) ARTHUR STUART HULL ... Concert Attendee (uncredited) LOIS KENT ... Little Girl (uncredited) JACK LINDQUIST ... Minor Role (uncredited) GEORGE LLOYD ... Greek Proprietor (uncredited) NICK LUKATS ... Young Man (uncredited) HENRY MANNA ... Heinrich (uncredited) ERIC MAYNE ... Dignitary (uncredited) TONY MERLO ... Headwaiter (uncredited) HAROLD MINJIR ... Clerk (uncredited) FERDINAND MUNIER ... Mayor (uncredited) HAROLD NELSON ... Driver (uncredited) DENNIS O'KEEFE ... Dance Extra at Blue Danube Room (uncredited) ALEXANDER POLLARD ... Waiter (uncredited) RUSS POWELL ... Moustache, Concert Attendee (uncredited) STANLEY PRICE ... Johann Strauss (uncredited) FRANCES RAYMOND ... Concert Attendee (uncredited) HENRY ROQUEMORE ... Moustache (uncredited) SAM SAVITSKY ... Chief of Police (uncredited) HARRY STAFFORD ... Man (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Jazz Palace Attendee (uncredited) BERNARD SUSS ... Man (uncredited) DOROTHY VERNON ... Woman Patron (uncredited) MICHAEL VISAROFF ... Ivanovitch (uncredited) BUNNIE WATERS ... Minor Role (uncredited) JANE WEIR ... Minor Role (uncredited) ALEX WOLOSHIN ... Peasant (uncredited) |
Directed by: A. EDWARD SUTHERLAND ========= Writing Credits: FRANK BUTLER DON HARTMAN H.S. KRAFT ... (story) BILLY WILDER ... (story) ========= Produced by: HARLAN THOMPSON ... producer WILLIAM LEBARON ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: PHIL BOUTELJE ... (uncredited) CHARLES BRADSHAW ... (uncredited) FRIEDRICH HOLLAENDER ... (uncredited) LEO SHUKEN ... (uncredited) GREGORY STONE ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: WILLIAM C. MELLOR ========= Film Editing by: PAUL WEATHERWAX ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER ERNST FEGTÉ ========= Costume Design by: TRAVIS BANTON ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: RUSSELL MATHEWS ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: A.E. FREUDEMAN ... interior decorator ========= Sound Department: CHARLES ALTHOUSE ... sound recordist JOHN COPE ... sound HARRY D. MILLS ... sound ========= Visual Effects by: DEVEREAUX JENNINGS ... photographic effects GORDON JENNINGS ... special photographic effects ART SMITH ... special photographic effects ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ROY ROBERTS ... gaffer (uncredited) ========= Music Department: PHIL BOUTELJE ... music arranger FRANK CHAPMAN ... vocal supervisor SAM COSLOW ... original song by WILLIAM DALY ... original song by RALPH FREED ... original song by FRIEDRICH HOLLAENDER (as FREDERICK HOLLANDER) ... original song by BURTON LANE ... original song by BORIS MORROS ... musical director LEO ROBIN ... original song by ANN RONELL ... original song by JOHANN STRAUSS JOHN LEIPOLD ... music arranger (uncredited) VICTOR YOUNG ... conductor / music arranger (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: LEROY PRINZ ... dance stager ADOLPH ZUKOR ... presenter |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1937) [USA] Theatrical Paramount Film Service (1937) [CANADA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1937) [UK] Theatrical Paramount Film Service (1937) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Les Films Paramount (1937) [FRANCE] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1937) [SWEDEN] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV |
| 19 August 1937 [London, UK] |
COMMAND PERFORMANCE (Drama) [1 hour 24 minutes] A renowned stage singer leaves the theatre to become a gypsy after his voice weakens. Arthur Tracy (The Street Singer) and Lilli Palmer star in this romantic musical. Also stars Finlay Currie. |
ARTHUR TRACY ... The Street Singer LILLI PALMER ... Susan MARK DALY ... Joe FINLAY CURRIE ... The Manager JACK MELFORD ... The Journalist STAFFORD HILLIARD ... Sam JULIAN VEDEY (as JULIEN VEDEY) ... Toni PHYLLIS STANLEY ... Olga RAE COLLETT (as RAE COLLET) ... Betty Rest of cast listed alphabetically: PETER MADDEN ... Reporter (uncredited) ANDREAS MALANDRINOS ... Film Director (uncredited) |
Directed by: SINCLAIR HILL ========= Writing Credits: SINCLAIR HILL ... (original story) GEORGE PEARSON ... (screenplay) and MICHAEL HANKINSON ... (screenplay) STAFFORD DICKENS ... (dialogue) STAFFORD DICKENS ... (play) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: ANGUS MACLEOD (as ANGUS MAC LEOD) ... assistant producer HARCOURT TEMPLEMAN ... producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: CYRIL BRISTOW ... (photography) LESLIE ROWSON ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: MICHAEL HANKINSON ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JOHN HARLOW ... assistant director ========= Art Department: C. WILFRED ARNOLD ... settings ========= Sound Department: C. GENTLE (as L. GENTLE) ... sound recordist LESLIE MURRAY ... sound (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: CYRIL BRISTOW ... lighting LESLIE ROWSON ... lighting ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: MAX BERMAN ... dresses designed & executed by JILL CASSON ... dresses designed & executed by ========= Music Department: STANLEY DAMERELL ... composer: production numbers IRWIN DASH ... composer: production numbers TOLCHARD EVANS ... composer: production numbers LOUIS LEVY ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: SINCLAIR HILL ... director of productions: Grosvenor Sound Films Ltd. HARCOURT TEMPLEMAN ... general manager of productions: Grosvenor Sound Films Ltd. / production associate |
Production Companies: Grosvenor Films Ltd. (present) (as Grosvenor Sound Films Ltd.) ========= Distributors: General Film Distributors (GFD) (1937) [UK] Theatrical |
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| 5 November 1937 [USA] 18 February 1938 [Portugal] 24 November 1939 (limited) [France] |
 FIGHT FOR YOUR LADY (Comedy | Romance) [1 hour 6 minutes] Ham Hamilton knows that gold-digger Marcia Trent is only after Robert Densmore for his money, so he tells Marcia that Robert is broke and she calls off the announced wedding. Disappointed and ready to die, Robert goes to Budapest, with Ham as his companion, where he decides he can best accomplish his death wish by making love to Marietta, whose husband, Spadissimo is the finest swordsman in all of Europe and will surely kill him in a duel. The duel is on and Robert is very quickly on the losing end when Ham, knowing that Spadissimo has a mother complex, poses as Robert's mother and Spadissimo breaks down in tears, while Robert, Marietta and Ham make a quick exit stage left. Marcia, having learned that Robert is not broke enters ready to renew the romance, but takes her romance notion in another direction when the sees the size of the castle of the recently-jilted Spadissimo. |
BLAME IT ON THE DANUBE (1937) Music by Harry Akst Lyrics by Frank Loesser Sung in the cafe by Ida Lupino (uncredited) through her dummy Reprised by John Boles (uncredited) while dancing with Ida Lupino (uncredited) THE BLUE DANUBE WALTZ, OPUS 314 (1867) (uncredited) Music by Johann Strauss Arranged by Nathaniel Shilkret Played on a radio |
JOHN BOLES ... Robert Densmore JACK OAKIE ... Honest 'Ham' Hamilton IDA LUPINO ... Marietta MARGOT GRAHAME ... Marcia Trent GORDON JONES ... Mike Scanlon ERIK RHODES ... Anton Spadissimo BILLY GILBERT ... Boris PAUL GUILFOYLE ... Jim Trask GEORGES RENAVENT ... Joris CHARLES JUDELS ... Felix Janos MAUDE EBURNE ... Nadya CHARLES COLEMAN ... Densmore's Butler LEONA ROBERTS ... Cleaning Woman FORRESTER HARVEY (as FORESTER HARVEY) ... Referee Rest of cast listed alphabetically: BOBBY BARBER ... Hotel Porter (uncredited) BROOKS BENEDICT ... Reporter (uncredited) GEORGE BERANGER ... Florist (uncredited) WARD BOND ... Mr. Walton (uncredited) SIDNEY BRACEY ... Densmore's Servant (uncredited) JACK CARR ... Bartender (uncredited) JACK CHEFE ... Café Patron (uncredited) HERBERT CLIFTON ... Collector (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Wrestling Spectator (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Hungarian Waiter (uncredited) OLIVER CROSS ... Club Patron (uncredited) FERN EMMETT ... Maid (uncredited) PAT FLAHERTY ... Mr. Russell (uncredited) JACK GARGAN ... Club Patron (uncredited) ALEC HARFORD ... 2nd Creditor (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Wrestling Spectator (uncredited) HARRY HARVEY ... Reporter (uncredited) OTTO HOFFMAN ... 2nd Undertaker (uncredited) CHARLES IRWIN ... Ringside Radio Announcer (uncredited) TORBEN MEYER ... Hungarian Police Officer (uncredited) HANS MOEBUS ... Wrestling Spectator (uncredited) WILLIAM V. MONG ... 1st Undertaker (uncredited) DENNIS MOORE ... Wrestling Spectator (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Wrestling Spectator (uncredited) GEORGE NARDELLI ... Club Patron (uncredited) PAUL POWER ... Cafe Patron (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Wrestling Spectator (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) GERALD OLIVER SMITH ... 1st Creditor (uncredited) ROBERT R. STEPHENSON ... Wrestling Arena Attendant (uncredited) BERT STEVENS ... Wrestling Spectator (uncredited) THEODORE VON ELTZ ... Wrestling Spectator (uncredited) |
Directed by: BENJAMIN STOLOFF (as BEN STOLOFF) ========= Writing Credits: ERNEST PAGANO ... (screen play) & HARRY SEGALL ... (screen play) & HAROLD DANIEL KUSEL (as HAROLD KUSELL) ... (screen play) JEAN NEGULESCO ... (story) & ISABEL LEIGHTON ... (story) ========= Produced by: ALBERT LEWIS ... producer SAMUEL J. BRISKIN ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JACK MACKENZIE (as JACK MACKENZIE) ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: GEORGE CRONE ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: VAN NEST POLGLASE ========= Costume Design by: EDWARD STEVENSON ... (gowns) ========= Art Department: CARROLL CLARK ... associate art director DARRELL SILVERA ... set dresser ========= Sound Department: HUGH McDOWELL Jr. ... recordist ========= Music Department: FRANK TOURS ... musical director BERNHARD KAUN ... composer: stock music (uncredited) OSCAR LEVANT ... composer: stock music (uncredited) NATHANIEL SHILKRET ... composer: stock music (uncredited) MAX STEINER ... composer: stock music (uncredited) FRANK TOURS ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ROY WEBB ... composer: stock music (uncredited) |
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures (presents) (as RKO Radio Pictures' Inc.) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (A Radio Picture) (1937) [USA] Theatrical C&C Television Corporation (1955) [USA] TV |
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