| Release Date | Film | Soundtrack | Cast | Crew | Company Credits |
| 12 January 1939 {premiere} [London, UK] 1 May 1939 [USA] 1 June 1939 [New York City, New York, USA] 11 September 1939 [Denmark] 6 December 1939 [Hungary] 9 December 1940 [Sweden] 18 February 1942 [Portugal] 26 August 1946 [Madrid, Spain] 23 July 1949 (re-release) [New York City, New York, USA] |
THE MIKADO (Musical | Comedy) [1 hour 30 minutes] In a mythical Japan, Ko-Ko, a cheap tailor, has been appointed Lord High Executioner and must find someone to execute before the arrival of the ruling Mikado. He lights upon Nanki-Poo, a strolling minstrel who loves the beautiful Yum-Yum. But Yum-Yum is also loved by Ko-Ko, and Nanki-Poo, seeing no hope for his love, considers suicide. Ko-Ko offers to solve both their problems by executing Nanki-Poo, and an agreement is reached whereby Ko-Ko will allow Nanki-Poo to marry Yum-Yum for one month, at the end of which Nanki-Poo will be executed, in time for the arrival of the Mikado. But what Ko-Ko doesn't know is that Nanki-Poo is the son of the Mikado and has run away to avoid a betrothal to an old harridan named Katisha. The arrival of the Mikado brings all the threads of the tale together. |
IF YOU WONDER WHO WE ARE (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by chorus THE SUN WHOSE RAYS ARE ALL ABLAZE (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Kenny Baker Reprised later by Jean Colin A WAND'RING MINSTREL I (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Kenny Baker and Male Chorus OUR GREAT MIKADO (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Gregory Stroud and Male Chorus BEHOLD THE LORD HIGH EXECUTIONER (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Martyn Green and Male Chorus THREE LITTLE MAIDS FROM SCHOOL ARE WE (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Jean Colin, Kathleen Naylor, Elizabeth Paynter and Female Chorus WERE YOU NOT TO KO-KO PLIGHTED (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Jean Colin and Kenny Baker I AM SO PROUD (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Sydney Granville, Martyn Green and Gregory Stroud THE THREATENED CLOUD HAS PASSED AWAY (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Jean Colin and Kenny Baker YOUR REVELS CEASE! (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Constance Willis FOR HE'S GOING TO MARRY YUM-YUM (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Elizabeth Paynter BRIGHTLY DAWNS OUR WEDDING DAY (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Jean Colin, Elizabeth Paynter, Kenny Baker and Gregory Stroud HERE'S A HOW-DE-DO (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Jean Colin, Kenny Baker and Martyn Green FROM EVERY KIND OF MAN OBEDIENCE I EXPECT (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by John Barclay, Constance Willis and Chorus A MORE HUMANE MIKADO (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by John Barclay and chorus THE CRIMINAL CRIED AS HE DROPPED HIM DOWN (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Martyn Green, Elizabeth Paynter, Sydney Granville and Chorus THE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Kenny Baker, Martyn Green, Jean Colin, Elizabeth Paynter and Sydney Granville WILLOW, TIT-WILLOW ("On a Tree By a River") (1885) (uncredited) Music by Arthur Sullivan Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert Performed by Martyn Green |
KENNY BAKER ... Nanki-Poo MARTYN GREEN ... Ko-Ko SYDNEY GRANVILLE ... Pooh-Bah JOHN BARCLAY ... The Mikado GREGORY STROUD ... Pish-Tush JEAN COLIN ... Yum-Yum CONSTANCE WILLIS ... Katisha ELIZABETH PAYNTER ... Pitti-Sing KATHLEEN NAYLOR ... Peep-Bo Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LESLIE PHILLIPS ... Boy (uncredited) |
Directed by: VICTOR SCHERTZINGER ========= Writing Credits: W.S. GILBERT ... (libretto based upon the opera by) GEOFFREY TOYE ... (adaptation) ========= Produced by: JOSEF SOMLO ... associate producer GEOFFREY TOYE ... producer ========= Cinematography by: BERNARD KNOWLES ... (cameraman) WILLIAM V. SKALL (as WILLIAM SKALL) ... (photography: Technicolor) ========= Film Editing by: PHILIP CHARLOT GENE MILFORD ========= Art Direction by: RALPH W. BRINTON (as RALPH BRINTON) ========= Set Decoration by: MARCEL VERTÈS (as VERTÈS) ... (decor) ========= Costume Design by: MARCEL VERTÈS ... (uncredited) ========= Makeup Department: ERN WESTMORE ... makeup artist ========= Production Management: PHIL C. SAMUEL ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ANDREW ALLAN ... assistant director THOROLD DICKINSON ... unit director J.P. HICKS ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: LESLIE MURRAY ... sound recordist ========= Camera and Electrical Department: JACK HILDYARD ... camera operator CYRIL J. KNOWLES (as CYRIL KNOWLES) ... camera operator CLIFF SHIRPSER ... assistant camera: Technicolor (uncredited) ========= Music Department: THE D'OYLY CARTE OPERA COMPANY (as THE CHORUS OF THE D'OYLY CARTE OPERA COMPANY) ... performers LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (as THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA) ... music performers ARTHUR SULLIVAN ... music: based upon the opera by GEOFFREY TOYE ... conductor / music: adapted by ========= Additional Crew: NATALIE KALMUS ... technicolor director GEOFFREY TOYE ... producer: stage |
Production Companies: G and S Films ========= Distributors: General Film Distributors (GFD) (controlled thoughout: The United Kingdom and Eire by) (as General Film Distributors LTD.) (1939) [UK] Theatrical Universal Pictures (1939) [USA] Theatrical Fotorama (1939) [NORWAY] Theatrical Svensk Filmindustri (SF) (1940) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Universal Pictures (as Universal-International) (1948) [USA] Theatrical - re-release American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1956) [USA] TV Image Entertainment (1998) [USA] DVD The Criterion Collection (2011) [USA] DVD The Criterion Collection (2011) [USA] Blu-ray / DVD ========= Other Companies: D'Oyly Carte Opera Company (chorus) Pinewood Studios (made by) Western Electric Sound System (recorded on) |
| 25 January 1939 [New York City, New York, USA] 27 January 1939 [USA] 6 February 1939 [Sweden] 12 February 1939 [Finland] |
 PARIS HONEYMOON (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 32 minutes] An American singing cowboy who has become an oil millionaire is convinced to stay at an Balkan village waiting for his bride-to-be who is getting the divorce in Paris, where they expect to spend their honeymoon. There he meets Manya who has been elected queen of the local rose festival, which means she stays in the castle where he is lodged for a whole week. |
THE FUNNY OLD HILLS (uncredited) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Performed by Bing Crosby and Edward Everett Horton YOU'RE A SWEET LITTLE HEADACHE (uncredited) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung by Bing Crosby JOOBALAI (uncredited) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung by Bing Crosby and Franciska Gaal |
BING CROSBY ... 'Lucky' Lawton FRANCISKA GAAL ... Manya AKIM TAMIROFF ... Mayor Peter Karloca SHIRLEY ROSS ... Barbara Wayne aka Countess De Remi EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ... Ernest Figg BEN BLUE ... Sitska RAFAELA OTTIANO ... Fluschotska GREGORY GAYE ... Count Georges De Remi LUANA WALTERS ... Angela ALEX MELESH ... Pulka Tomasto VICTOR KILIAN ... Old Villager aka The Ancient MICHAEL VISAROFF ... Judge KEITH HITCHCOCK (as KEITH KENNETH) ... Butler RAYMOND HATTON ... Huskins Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MARIE BURTON ... Village Girl (uncredited) ETHEL CLAYTON ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) VICTOR DE LINSKY ... Mug (uncredited) PAULA DECARDO ... Dancer (uncredited) ALBERT DEKKER ... Amorous Drunk (uncredited) MARIA DORAY ... Peasant (uncredited) JEAN FENWICK ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) NORAH GALE ... Girl (uncredited) HARRIETTE HADDON ... Peasant (uncredited) EDDIE HALL ... Worker Dropping Flower Petals Into Basket (uncredited) LEW HEARN ... Small Store Proprietor (uncredited) TENEN HOLTZ ... Salesman (uncredited) HANS JOBY ... Mug (uncredited) JOSEPH KAMARYT ... Fruit Stall Proprietor (uncredited) EVELYN KEYES ... Village Girl (uncredited) JUDY KING ... Village Girl (uncredited) LAURIE LANE ... Girl (uncredited) JERRY MANDY ... Taxi Victim (uncredited) JACK MANNICK ... Young Peasant (uncredited) JOSEPH MARIEVSKY ... Salesman (uncredited) MICHAEL MARK ... Julieska Partisan (uncredited) ANDRE MARSAUDON ... Salesman (uncredited) LEO MOSTOVOY ... Slot Machine Victim (uncredited) RUDOLF MYZET ... Peasant (uncredited) LUCIEN PRIVAL ... Mug (uncredited) PETER SEAL ... Ox Cart Driver (uncredited) LOUISE SEIDEL ... Girl (uncredited) KONSTANTIN SHAYNE ... Hotel Porter (uncredited) GENARO SPAGNOLI ... Mug (uncredited) CARLOS VILLARÍAS ... Partisan (uncredited) JANET WALDO ... Village Girl (uncredited) CHERYL WALKER ... Village Girl (uncredited) BARBARA WEEKS ... Julieska (uncredited) MARION WELDON ... Village Girl (uncredited) DOROTHY WHITE ... Village Girl (uncredited) GLORIA WILLIAMS ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) ALEX WOLOSHIN ... Salesman (uncredited) |
Directed by: FRANK TUTTLE ========= Writing Credits: FRANK BUTLER ... (writer) DON HARTMAN ... (writer) ANGELA SHERWOOD ... (story) ========= Produced by: HARLAN THOMPSON ... producer ========= Music by: GERARD CARBONARA ... (uncredited) JOHN LEIPOLD ... (uncredited) RALPH RAINGER ... (uncredited) LEO SHUKEN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: KARL STRUSS ========= Film Editing by: ALMA MACRORIE ========= Art Direction by: ROLAND ANDERSON HANS DREIER ========= Set Decoration by: A.E. FREUDEMAN ========= Costume Design by: EDITH HEAD ========= Sound Department: EARL S. HAYMAN ... sound WALTER OBERST ... sound ========= Music Department: ARTHUR FRANKLIN ... music advisor BORIS MORROS ... musical director RALPH RAINGER ... music and lyrics by LEO ROBIN ... music and lyrics by IRVIN TALBOT ... conductor (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: LEROY PRINZ ... dance director EDDIE HALL ... stand-in: Edward Everett Horton (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1939) [USA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1939) [UK] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1939) [SWEDEN] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV |
| 3 February 1939 [USA] 7 May 1939 [Finland] 8 May 1939 [Sweden] 24 May 1939 [Hungary] 25 May 1939 [Denmark] 26 June 1939 [UK] 25 August 1939 [Germany] 31 October 1939 [Portugal] May 1940 [Slovenia] 23 July 1945 [Madrid, Spain] |
 HONOLULU (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 23 minutes] Movie star Brooks Mason tries to avoid his fans and spend some weeks on vacation. When Hawaiian plantation owner George Smith is mistaken by Mason's fans for Mason and brought to Mason's house. They decide to exchange their identities for a few weeks. But George Smith is mobbed by Mason's fans again on a personal appearance tour in New York City, Mason falls in love with dancer Dorothy March, who also is on her way to Hawaii. Problems for Mason arise, due to the fact that Smith is engaged to Cecilia Grayson and her wealthy father believes that Smith has double-crossed him. Mason isn't able to establish a connection with Smith in New York City due to his agent's orders. |
HONOLULU (1939) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Gus Kahn Played during the opening credits and at the end Sung by Gracie Allen (uncredited) and The Pied Pipers (uncredited) Danced by Eleanor Powell (uncredited) A-TISKET, A-TASKET (1938) (uncredited) Written by Ella Fitzgerald and Van Alexander Sung by George Burns with improvised lyrics THIS NIGHT WILL BE MY SOUVENIR (1939) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Gus Kahn Performed by Billy Paye AKA Billy Starr THE LEADER DOESN'T LIKE MUSIC (1939) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung by The King's Men Performed also by Gracie Allen (uncredited) OLD FOLKS AT HOME (1851) (uncredited) aka "Swanee River" Music by Stephen Foster Danced by Eleanor Powell in her blackface Bill Robinson medley LISTEN TO THE MOCKINGBIRD (1855) (uncredited) Music by Richard Milburn Danced by Eleanor Powell in her blackface Bill Robinson medley OLD BLACK JOE (1861) (uncredited) Music by Stephen Foster Danced by Eleanor Powell in her blackface Bill Robinson medley THE DARKTOWN STRUTTERS' BALL (1917) (uncredited) Written by Shelton Brooks Danced by Eleanor Powell in her blackface Bill Robinson medley HOLA E PAE (uncredited) (Part of the Hawaiian Medley) Written by Johnny Noble Played by Andy Iona's Orchestra Danced by Eleanor Powell and sung by a chorus HAWAIIAN MEDLEY Played by Andy Iona's Orchestra (as Andy Iona's Islanders) Sung by The King's Men Danced by Eleanor Powell (uncredited) ALOHA 'OE (uncreditied) Written by Queen Liliuokalani 1878 Performed by Andy Iona and Islanders E LILI'U E (uncredited) Written by Antone Kao'o and John Kaulia 1923 Performed by Andy Iona and Islanders |
ELEANOR POWELL ... Dorothy March ROBERT YOUNG ... Brooks Mason / George Smith GEORGE BURNS ... Joe Duffy GRACIE ALLEN ... Millie De Grasse RITA JOHNSON ... Cecelia Grayson CLARENCE KOLB ... Mr. Horace Grayson JO ANN SAYERS ... Nurse ANN MORRISS ... Gale Brewster WILLIE FUNG ... Wong CLIFF CLARK ... 1st Detective EDWARD GARGAN ... 2nd Detective EDDIE 'ROCHESTER' ANDERSON (as EDDIE ANDERSON) ... Washington SIG RUMAN (as SIG RUMANN) ... Psychiatrist RUTH HUSSEY ... Eve KEALOHU HOLT (as KEALOHA HOLT) ... Native Dancing Girl EDGAR DEARING ... Jailer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: THE KING'S MEN: ... Singers (uncredited) KEN DARBY ... Groucho 1 JON DOBSON ... Chico BUD LINN ... Harpo RAD ROBINSON ... Groucho 2 ANDY IONA'S ORCHESTRA ... Musical Group (uncredited) ROY ATWELL ... Bearded Man on Ship (uncredited) DIANE COOK ... Second Passenger (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Grayson's Party Guest (uncredited) RUSSELL HICKS ... Mr. Clifford Jones (uncredited) ANDY IONA ... Andy Iona (uncredited) BETTY JAYNES ... Singer (uncredited) EDWARD LESAINT ... Minister (uncredited) HELEN MACKELLAR ... Middle Telephone Operator (uncredited) MELBA MARSHALL ... Dancer (uncredited) DOUGLAS MCPHAIL ... Bing Crosby Impersonator (uncredited) JAMES MILLICAN ... Lifeguard on Ship (uncredited) ALBERTO MORIN ... Clerk (uncredited) TOM NEAL ... Ambulance Intern (uncredited) WILLIAM NEWELL ... Second Intern (uncredited) CLAIRE OWEN ... First Telephone Operator (uncredited) THE PIED PIPERS ... Vocal Group (uncredited) BERT ROACH ... Grayson's Party Guest (uncredited) CLARICE SHERRY ... Third Passenger (uncredited) JO STAFFORD ... Member of The Pied Pipers (uncredited) PHILLIP TERRY ... Nightclub Bandleader (uncredited) MARTHA TIBBETTS ... Last Telephone Operator (uncredited) LAURA TREADWELL ... Mrs. Brady, Elderly Guest (uncredited) WILLIAM WAGNER ... Pallbearer (uncredited) CHRISTINA WELLES ... Minor Role (uncredited) |
Directed by: EDWARD BUZZELL ========= Writing Credits: HERBERT FIELDS ... (original story and screen play) and FRANK PARTOS ... (original story and screen play) GEORGE OPPENHEIMER ... (uncredited) HARRY RUSKIN ... (uncredited) ========= Produced by: JACK CUMMINGS ... producer ========= Cinematography by: RAY JUNE ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: CONRAD A. NERVIG ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Set Decoration by: EDWIN B. WILLIS ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: WALTER STROHM ... assistant director (uncredited) WILLIAM TUMMEL ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: JOSEPH C. WRIGHT (as JOSEPH WRIGHT) ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: MERRILL PYE ... musical presentation GEORGE STOLL (as GEORGIE STOLL) ... musical director FRANZ WAXMAN ... incidental music GEORGE BASSMAN ... orchestrator (uncredited) ROGER EDENS ... music supervisor (uncredited) JOE GLOVER ... orchestrator (uncredited) FLETCHER HENDERSON ... music arranger (uncredited) LEONID RAAB ... orchestrator (uncredited) TOM SATTERFIELD ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: BOBBY CONNOLLY (as BOBBY CONNELLY) ... dance director SAMMY LEE ... dance director |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1939) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1939) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1939) [NORWAY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1939) [SWEDEN] Theatrical MGM/UA Home Entertainment [USA] VHS |
| 17 March 1939 [New York City, New York, USA] 24 March 1939 [USA] 2 May 1939 [Sweden] 10 May 1939 [France] 3 August 1939 [Denmark] 31 January 1940 [Croatia] 13 March 1940 [Portugal] 2 November 1940 [Slovenia] 24 December 1941 [Barcelona, Spain] 25 December 1941 [Madrid, Spain] 25 December 1943 [Finland] |
 3 SMART GIRLS GROW UP (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 30 minutes] Now that their parents are back together, the Craig girls think life is going to be easy. It is, until Kay falls in love with Joan's fiance! Complications arise when youngest sister Penny tries to find Joan a new boyfriend so that Kay and Richard can be together. |
INVITATION TO THE DANCE (uncredited) Music by Carl Maria von Weber Music adapted by Charles Henderson |
DEANNA DURBIN ... Penny Craig CHARLES WINNINGER ... Judson Craig NAN GREY ... Joan Craig HELEN PARRISH ... Kay Craig ROBERT CUMMINGS ... Harry Loren WILLIAM LUNDIGAN ... Richard Watkins ERNEST COSSART ... Binns the Butler NELLA WALKER ... Dorothy Craig FELIX BRESSART ... Music Teacher Rest of cast listed alphabetically: WADE BOTELER ... Guest (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) JACK CHEFE ... Waiter (uncredited) CHARLES COLEMAN ... Henry (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) FRANK DARIEN ... Freddie (uncredited) WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON ... Stock Broker (uncredited) NEAL DODD ... Minister (uncredited) CLAIRE DU BREY ... Secretary (uncredited) EDDIE DUNN ... Decorator (uncredited) EDWARD EARLE ... Executive (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Secretary (uncredited) MARY FORBES ... Mrs. Withers (uncredited) JACK GEORGE ... Man in Corridor (uncredited) GRACE GOODALL ... Guest (uncredited) WILLIAM GOULD ... Conference Room Businessman (uncredited) THURSTON HALL ... Senator (uncredited) JOHN HAMILTON ... Harry - Conference Room Businessman (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Guest (uncredited) WINIFRED HARRIS ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) HOWARD HICKMAN ... Conference Room Businessman (uncredited) KATHLEEN HOWARD ... Mrs. Kittenhaven (uncredited) MARJORIE KANE ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) EDWARD KEANE ... Stock Broker (uncredited) MILTON KIBBEE ... Receptionist (uncredited) DORIS LLOYD ... Guest (uncredited) ALPHONSE MARTELL ... Headwaiter (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Night Club Patron (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) JACK MULHALL ... Butler (uncredited) BRODERICK O'FARRELL ... Victor Kittenhaven (uncredited) CHARLES PREVIN ... Conductor (uncredited) GERALD OLIVER SMITH ... Guest (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Wedding Guest (uncredited) GRADY SUTTON ... Clarence, a Guest (uncredited) MARY TREEN ... Secretary (uncredited) EMMETT VOGAN ... Stock Broker (uncredited) RUSSELL WADE ... Guest (uncredited) LARRY WHEAT ... Guest (uncredited) ERIC WILTON ... Guest (uncredited) DOUGLAS WOOD ... Uncle Joe (uncredited) |
Directed by: HENRY KOSTER ========= Writing Credits: BRUCE MANNING ... (original screenplay) & FELIX JACKSON ... (original screenplay) ========= Produced by: JOE PASTERNAK ... producer ========= Music by: FRANK SKINNER ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOSEPH A. VALENTINE (as JOSEPH VALENTINE) ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: BERNARD W. BURTON TED J. KENT ========= Art Direction by: JACK OTTERSON ========= Set Decoration by: RUSSELL A. GAUSMAN (as R.A. GAUSMAN) ========= Costume Design by: VERA WEST ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: FRANK SHAW ... assistant director ========= Art Department: JOHN EWING ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: BERNARD B. BROWN ... sound supervisor JOE LAPIS (as JOSEPH LAPIS) ... sound technician ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ANDRÉS DE SEGUROLA (as ANDRES DE SEGUROLA) ... vocal instructor CHARLES HENDERSON ... vocal adaptor CHARLES PREVIN ... musical director FRANK SKINNER ... orchestrator |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1939) [USA] Theatrical General Film Distributors (GFD) (1939) [UK] Theatrical Acme Films (1939) [PHILIPPINES] Theatrical Universal Film (1939) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2012) [USA] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (Deanna Durbin: The Music and Romance Collection) (2012) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: TCM Vault Collection (package design) |
| 7 April 1939 [USA] 31 July 1939 [Sweden] 3 November 1939 [Hungary] 15 December 1939 (limited) [France] 21 December 1939 [Denmark] 16 March 1940 [Lille, France] 30 October 1940 [Portugal] 10 December 1946 [Barcelona, Spain] 3 March 1947 [Madrid, Spain] 8 March 2001 {Cinefest} [USA] |
 EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN (Comedy | Family | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 28 minutes] Singer Denny Martin's marriage to telephone operator Mary Wilson has been postponed several times already and is delayed once again when he changes jobs from singing telegrams to being a singing cab driver. His friend Cyrus Barrett Jr. is the scion of an autocratic millionaire father who is determined to wrest custody of his grandson from his alcoholic son and wife Mona. After Cyrus goes into rehab to dry out on Denny's advice, Barrett Sr. legally moves against his daughter-in-law and tries to have her arrested on kidnapping charges. A desperate Mona leaves Denny in charge of her infant son until she can locate the younger Barrett, but this presents new complications for Denny and his Russisn roommate Nicky as fiancée Mary becomes suspicious that Denny may be seeing another woman. |
EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN Written by James V. Monaco and Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby HANG YOU HEART ON A HICKORY LIMB Written by James V. Monaco and Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby SING A SONG OF SUNBEAMS Written by James V. Monaco and Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU (uncredited) Composed by Patty S. Hill and Mildred J. Hill (1893) Sung by Bing Crosby MELANCHOLY BABY (uncredited) Music by Ernie Burnett Lyrics by George A. Norton (1912) Some lines played by nightclub orchestra HERE COMES THE BRIDE (a.k.a. "The Bridal Chorus") (uncredited) Composed by Richard Wagner (1850) Hummed by Joan Blondell |
BING CROSBY ... Denny Martin JOAN BLONDELL ... Mary Wilson MISCHA AUER ... Nicky IRENE HERVEY ... Mona Barrett C. AUBREY SMITH ... Cyrus Barrett Snr. ROBERT KENT ... Cyrus Barrett Jr. JEROME COWAN ... Claudius De Wolfe BABY SANDY ... Sandy, the Barrett Baby JANE JONES ... Mrs. Kelly, One of the Singing Cooks ROSE VALYDA ... Singing Cook HELEN WARNER ... Singing Cook JACK POWELL ... Happy Jack, the Chef MATTY MALNECK ... Orchestra Leader Rest of cast listed alphabetically: THE MUSIC MAIDS ... Waitresses HERBERT ASHLEY ... Cop (uncredited) HOOPER ATCHLEY ... Executive (uncredited) WADE BOTELER ... Detective (uncredited) HARRY C. BRADLEY ... James Travers (uncredited) HELEN BROWN ... Secretary (uncredited) MARY CARR ... Mrs. James Travers (uncredited) DOROTHY CHRISTY ... Mrs. Henry Smith (uncredited) RUSS CLARK ... Cop (uncredited) CHESTER CLUTE ... Phil (uncredited) FRANK COGHLAN JR. ... Messenger Boy (uncredited) HARRY DEPP ... Executive (uncredited) EDWARD EARLE ... Mr. Henry Smith (uncredited) EDWARD EMERSON ... Program Manager (uncredited) JACKIE GERLICH ... Bobby (uncredited) JANE GOUDE ... Landlady (uncredited) PAULINE HADDON ... Gertie the Telephone Operator (uncredited) PAT HARTIGAN ... Doorman (uncredited) RUSSELL HICKS ... Hinkle (uncredited) STERLING HOLLOWAY ... Accordion player (uncredited) ARTHUR HOYT ... Loftus (uncredited) BRANDON HURST ... Butler (uncredited) LLOYD INGRAHAM ... Executive (uncredited) PHYLLIS KENNEDY ... Mamie (uncredited) JOE KING ... Detective (uncredited) J. FARRELL MACDONALD ... Doorman (uncredited) FRANK MORAN ... Workman (uncredited) FRANK O'CONNOR ... Detective (uncredited) RAYMOND PARKER ... Messenger (uncredited) EMORY PARNELL ... Doorman (uncredited) LELAH TYLER ... Woman (uncredited) BILLY WAYNE ... Garage Man (uncredited) LILLIAN WEST ... Nurse (uncredited) CLARENCE WILSON ... Telegraph Operator (uncredited) DOUGLAS WOOD ... Fisher (uncredited) |
Directed by: DAVID BUTLER ========= Writing Credits: DAVID BUTLER ... (story) WILLIAM M. CONSELMAN ... (writer) JAMES V. KERN ... (writer) HERBERT POLESIE ... (story) ========= Produced by: DAVID BUTLER ... producer HERBERT POLESIE ... producer ========= Music by: FRANK SKINNER ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE ROBINSON ========= Film Editing by: IRENE MORRA ========= Art Direction by: JACK OTTERSON ========= Set Decoration by: RUSSELL A. GAUSMAN ========= Costume Design by: VERA WEST ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JOSEPH A. McDONOUGH ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: BERNARD B. BROWN ... sound recordist ========= Music Department: CHARLES PREVIN ... musical director FRANK SKINNER ... orchestrator JOHN SCOTT TROTTER ... orchestrator |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1939) [USA] Theatrical General Film Distributors (GFD) (1939) [UK] Theatrical Acme Films (1939) [PHILIPPINES] Theatrical Universal Pictures (1945) [USA] Theatrical - reissue Realart Pictures Inc. (1950) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Screen Gems (1957) [USA] TV Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (Included in "Bing Crosby: Screen legends Collection") (2006) [USA] DVD |
| 23 June 1939 [New York City, New York, USA] 1 July 1939 [USA] 7 November 1939 [Greece] 26 January 1940 [Mexico] 24 June 1940 [Denmark] 17 March 1941 [Sweden] 30 March 1941 [Finland] 15 October 1942 [Portugal] 1 August 1945 [France] |
 NAUGHTY BUT NICE (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 29 minutes] Professor Hardwick teaches at Winfield College and detests the new swing music that is the craze. He has written a rhapsody which he takes to New York to be published. Staying with his Aunt Martha, he is surrounded by swing and after a few drinks, he is photographed hanging on the chandelier. He finds that he can only sell his rhapsody to Eddie and Miss McKay puts lyrics to it. It is a big swing sensation and the partnership of Hardwick and McKay crank out the hits until Zelda breaks up the team. Zelda wants to sing the hot songs and have Hudson, the Home of the Hits, publish the music. |
LIEBESTRAUM NO. 3 (A DREAM OF LOVE) (uncredited) Music by Franz Liszt Played by an unidentified pianist in Aunt Martha's house MILLIONS OF DREAMS AGO (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren (based on "I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls" from "The Bohemian Girl" by Michael William Balfe) Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung a cappella by Gale Page REMEMBER DAD (ON MOTHER'S DAY) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren (based on "Symphony No. 8 in B Minor 'Unfinished,' D.759" (1822) by Franz Schubert) Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played on piano and sung by Jerry Colonna and Allen Jenkins HOORAY FOR SPINACH (1939) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung on the radio broadcast by Ann Sheridan Reprised as dance music at a nightclub and as background music I'M HAPPY ABOUT THE WHOLE THING (1939) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played on piano by Gale Page Sung by Dick Powell Variations played as background music IN A MOMENT OF WEAKNESS (1939) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played on piano by Dick Powell and by the studio orchestra Sung by Ann Sheridan and Gale Page I'M UP A TREE (uncredited) based on "Fröhlicher Landmann (The Merry Farmer)" Music by Robert Schumann Sung a cappella by Allen Jenkins CORN PICKIN' (1939) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Ann Sheridan at a nightclub Danced to by the National Jitterbug Champions SYMPHONY NO. 5 IN C MINOR (1809) (uncredited) Music by Ludwig van Beethoven Strains played as part of the score I DON'T BELIEVE IN SIGNS (1939) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Ann Sheridan in a radio program RIDE OF THE VALKYRIES (1856) (uncredited) From "Die Walküre" Music by Richard Wagner Played as part of the score SYMPHONY NO. 3 IN E FLAT MAJOR, 'EROICA' (1806) (uncredited) Music by Ludwig van Beethoven Section hummed by Granville Bates HEAVEN CAN WAIT (uncredited) Music by Jimmy Van Heusen Played by the band at the club when they all have drinks |
ANN SHERIDAN ... Zelda Manion DICK POWELL ... Professor Donald 'Don' Hardwick GALE PAGE ... Linda McKay HELEN BRODERICK ... Aunt Martha Hogan RONALD REAGAN ... Ed 'Eddie' Clark ALLEN JENKINS ... Joe Dirk ZASU PITTS ... Aunt Penelope Hardwick MAXIE ROSENBLOOM (as MAXIE ROSENBLUM) ... Killer JERRY COLONNA ... Allie Gray LUIS ALBERNI ... Stanislaus Pysinski VERA LEWIS ... Aunt Annabella Hardwick ELIZABETH DUNNE ... Aunt Henrietta Hardwick WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON (as BILL DAVIDSON) ... Samuel 'Sam' 'Simsy' Hudson - Music Publisher GRANVILLE BATES ... Judge Kennith B. Walters, Superior Court HALLIWELL HOBBES ... Dean Burton, Winfield College Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JIMMY CONLIN ... Pedestrian TOM DUGAN ... Man with Seals SIDNEY BRACEY ... Professor Listening to Radio (uncredited) DAISY BUFFORD ... Daisy, Zelda's Maid (uncredited) NAT CARR ... Extra in Nightclub (uncredited) MAURICE CASS ... Mr. Maurice, First Witness (uncredited) HOBART CAVANAUGH ... Clark's Piano Tuner (uncredited) ELISE CAVANNA ... Pansey, Hardwick Maid (uncredited) GLEN CAVENDER ... Extra at Bar (uncredited) MIDGIE DARE ... Jitterbug Dancer (uncredited) MAXIE LEE DORF ... Jitterbug Dancer (uncredited) SOL GORSS ... Taxi Driver (uncredited) WILLIAM GOULD ... Bailiff (uncredited) EDDIE GRAHAM ... Attorney at Plaintiff's Table (uncredited) HARRISON GREENE ... Second Bartender Making Phone Call (uncredited) BERT HANLON ... Arranger Johnny Collins (uncredited) JOHN HARRON ... Freddie, Court Clerk (uncredited) PETER LIND HAYES ... Bandleader in Nightclub (uncredited) AL HERMAN ... Second Waiter (uncredited) STUART HOLMES ... Capt. Gregory Waddington-Smith (uncredited) SELMER JACKSON ... Plaintiff's Attorney (uncredited) AL LLOYD ... Radio Listener, with the Professors (uncredited) JERRY MANDY ... First Waiter (uncredited) FRANK MAYO ... Frank, Superior Court Bailiff (uncredited) EDWARD MCWADE ... Professor Trill (uncredited) JACK MOWER ... Professor Listening to Radio (uncredited) DAVID NEWELL ... Attorney at Defense Table (uncredited) WILLIAM NEWELL ... Arranger (uncredited) WEDGWOOD NOWELL ... Professor Listening to Radio (uncredited) GARRY OWEN ... Bartender (uncredited) HERBERT RAWLINSON ... Hardwick's Attorney (uncredited) JOHN RIDGELY ... Harry, Hudson's Assistant (uncredited) SALLY SAGE ... Miss Danning (uncredited) CLIFF SAUM ... Radio Announcer Starting Program (uncredited) BOBBY SHERWOOD ... Announcer (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Extra in Nightclub (uncredited) GRADY SUTTON ... Mr. Mankton (uncredited) LEO WHITE ... Extra in Courtroom (uncredited) ERNEST WOOD ... First Headwaiter (uncredited) |
Directed by: RAY ENRIGHT ========= Writing Credits: RICHARD MACAULAY ... (screenplay) and JERRY WALD ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: SAMUEL BISCHOFF ... associate producer (uncredited) HAL B. WALLIS ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: RAY HEINDORF ... (uncredited) HEINZ ROEMHELD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ARTHUR L. TODD ========= Film Editing by: THOMAS RICHARDS ========= Art Direction by: MAX PARKER ========= Costume Design by: HOWARD SHOUP ... (gowns) ========= Production Management: JACK L. WARNER ... executive in charge of production (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JESSE HIBBS ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: CHARLES DAVID FORREST (as DAVID FORREST) ... sound FRANCIS J. SCHEID ... sound ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... music arranger JOHNNY MERCER ... lyrics: songs HARRY WARREN ... music: songs ========= Additional Crew: HUGH CUMMINGS ... dialogue director |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1939) [USA] Theatrical Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV ========= Other Companies: National Jitterbug Champions (group performers) |
| 25 June 1939 {premiere} [Waukegan, Illinois, USA] 29 June 1939 [New York City, New York, USA] 7 July 1939 [USA] 16 August 1939 [France] 2 October 1939 [Denmark] 6 November 1939 [Sweden] 1 January 1940 [Portugal] 6 November 1944 [Madrid, Spain] |
 MAN ABOUT TOWN (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 25 minutes] Producer Bob Temple, who's brought an American show to London, loves his star Diana, but she won't take him seriously as a lover. To show her, he picks up stranger Lady Arlington, whose financier husband neglects her. On a weekend at the Arlington country house, Bob is used by both Lady A. and her friend to make their husbands jealous; this works all too well, and Bob is in danger from both husbands. |
THAT SENTIMENTAL SANDWICH Music by Friedrich Hollaender Lyrics Frank Loesser Performed by Dorothy Lamour and Phil Harris with Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson FIDGETY JOE Music by Matty Malneck Lyrics Frank Loesser Sung by Betty Grable and Phil Harris Danced by Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson Played by Matty Malneck's Orchestra STRANGE ENCHANTMENT Music by Friedrich Hollaender Lyrics Frank Loesser Sung by Dorothy Lamour Danced by the Merriel Abbott Dancers and Eddie Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson DANCE OF THE SULTAN'S WIVES Music by Friedrich Hollaender Danced by the Merriel Abbott Dancers TUMBLING ROUTINE Music by Friedrich Hollaender Performed by The Pina Troupe with Matty Malneck's Orchestra LOVE IN BLOOM Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Played on the violin by Jack Benny |
JACK BENNY ... Bob Temple DOROTHY LAMOUR ... Diana Wilson EDWARD ARNOLD ... Sir John Arlington BINNIE BARNES ... Lady Arlington MONTY WOOLLEY ... Henri Dubois ISABEL JEANS ... Mme. Dubois PHIL HARRIS ... Ted Nash BETTY GRABLE ... Susan Hayes E.E. CLIVE ... Hotchkiss, Arlington's Butler EDDIE 'ROCHESTER' ANDERSON (as EDDIE ANDERSON) ... Rochester MERRIEL ABBOTT DANCERS ... The Merriel Abbott Dancers MATTY MALNECK (as MATTY MALNECK AND HIS ORCHESTRA) ... Matty Malneck, Orchestra Leader MATTY MALNECK'S ORCHESTRA ... Matty Malneck's Orchestra THE PINA TROUPE ... The Pina Troupe Rest of cast listed alphabetically: NORMAN AINSLEY ... Second Waiter (uncredited) WESLEY BARRY ... Messenger Boy (uncredited) LEON BELASCO ... Arab Petitioner in Show (uncredited) WILSON BENGE ... Servant (uncredited) CHARLES COLEMAN ... Hotel Doorman (uncredited) DOROTHY DAYTON ... Dancer (uncredited) HERBERT EVANS ... Englishman (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Party Guest (uncredited) HARRIETTE HADDON ... Dancer (uncredited) CHARLIE HALL ... Stage Pageboy / Bob's Assistant (uncredited) CHARLES IRWIN ... Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) CLAIRE JAMES ... Dancer (uncredited) CECIL KELLAWAY ... Headwaiter (uncredited) COLIN KENNY ... English Bobby in Fog (uncredited) KAY LINAKER ... Receptionist (uncredited) ALPHONSE MARTELL ... Waiter in Show (uncredited) ADOLPH MILAR ... Musselman (uncredited) LEONARD MUDIE ... Gibson, Arlington's Secretary (uncredited) BERT ROACH ... Arab Petitioner in Show (uncredited) TINY ROEBUCK ... Abdul (uncredited) PATTI SACKS ... Jane - Chorus Girl (uncredited) CLIFFORD SEVERN ... English Bellboy (uncredited) PEGGY STEWART ... Mary - Chorus Girl (uncredited) CYRIL THORNTON ... Waiter (uncredited) |
Directed by: MARK SANDRICH ========= Writing Credits: ZION MYERS (as Z. MYERS) ... (story) MORRIE RYSKIND ... (screenplay) MORRIE RYSKIND ... (story) ALLAN SCOTT ... (story) ========= Produced by: ARTHUR HORNBLOW Jr. ... producer ========= Music by: FRIEDRICH HOLLAENDER ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: TED TETZLAFF ========= Film Editing by: LEROY STONE ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER ROBERT USHER ========= Costume Design by: EDITH HEAD ========= Art Department: A.E. FREUDEMAN ... interior decorator ========= Sound Department: HAROLD LEWIS ... sound recordist RICHARD OLSON ... sound recordist ========= Music Department: TROY SANDERS ... musical advisor VICTOR YOUNG ... musical director JOHN LEIPOLD ... composer: additional music (uncredited) VICTOR YOUNG ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: LEROY PRINZ ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1939) [USA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1939) [UK] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1939) [SWEDEN] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV |
| 30 June 1939 [USA] 28 September 1939 [Hungary] 25 October 1939 [France] 15 November 1939 [Denmark] 26 November 1939 [Finland] 22 December 1939 [Amsterdam, Netherlands] 5 February 1940 [Sweden] 6 May 1940 [Portugal] 14 November 1947 [Austria] |
 SECOND FIDDLE (Comedy | Music) [1 hour 25 minutes] Jimmy Sutton, tricky publicist for Consolidated Pictures, fetches teacher Trudi Hovland from snowy Minnesota to sunny Hollywood to test for the film of the best-seller "Girl of the North" - having come 436th in a competition several years earlier she is now next choice as leading lady. She gets the part, but despite his own growing attraction for her Jimmy deviously manufactures a romance between her and Roger Maxwell, a new star who desperately needs to pep-up his image. |
WHEN WINTER COMES Written by Irving Berlin Sung by Rudy Vallee I'M SORRY FOR MYSELF Written by Irving Berlin Sung by Mary Healy and ensemble I POURED MY HEART INTO A SONG Written by Irving Berlin Sung by Tyrone Power also sung by Rudy Vallee AN OLD FASHIONED TUNE IS ALWAYS NEW Written by Irving Berlin Sung by Rudy Vallee and ensemble THE SONG OF THE METRONOME Written by Irving Berlin Sung by ensemble of school children featuring The Brian Sisters BACK TO BACK Written by Irving Berlin Sung by Mary Healy |
SONJA HENIE ... Trudi Hovland TYRONE POWER ... Jimmy Sutton RUDY VALLEE ... Roger Maxwell EDNA MAY OLIVER ... Aunt Phoebe MARY HEALY ... Jean Varick LYLE TALBOT ... Willie Hogger ALAN DINEHART ... George 'Whit' Whitney MINNA GOMBELL ... Jenny STEWART REBURN ... Trudi's Skating Partner SPENCER CHARTERS ... Joe Clayton CHARLES BROKAW ... Assistant Director THE BRIAN SISTERS ... Schoolroom Vocal Trio JOHN HIESTAND ... Radio Announcer GEORGE CHANDLER ... Taxi Driver IRVING BACON ... Justice of the Peace Harvey Vaughan MAURICE CASS ... Justice of the Peace Alex Blank Rest of cast listed alphabetically: PURNELL PRATT ... Abbott, the Editor JED PROUTY ... Undetermined Secondary Role DON ACKERMAN ... Dancer (uncredited) ERNIE ALEXANDER ... Photographer (uncredited) HERBERT ASHLEY ... Highway Patrolman (uncredited) JEAN ASHTON ... Minor Role (uncredited) LEE BAILEY ... Minor Role (uncredited) MONICA BANNISTER ... Minor Role (uncredited) PATSY BEDELL ... Dancer (uncredited) JOHN BENSON ... Skater (uncredited) ANGELA BLUE ... Dancer (uncredited) EUGENE BORDEN ... French Radio Broadcaster (uncredited) BILL BRANDE ... Minor Role (uncredited) BETTY BRIAN ... Schoolroom Vocal Trio Member (uncredited) DORIS BRIAN ... Schoolroom Vocal Trio Member (uncredited) GWEN BRIAN ... Schoolroom Vocal Trio Member (uncredited) TEX BRODUS ... Minor Role (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) ANNABELLE BRUDIE ... Minor Role (uncredited) MARIANNE BRUDIE ... Minor Role (uncredited) BETSY BURTON ... Minor Role (uncredited) A.S. 'POP' BYRON ... Minor Role (uncredited) JAMES CAESAR ... Minor Role (uncredited) BARBARA CARABIN ... Minor Role (uncredited) LLOYD CARLOS ... Minor Role (uncredited) BUD CARPENTER ... Dancer (uncredited) JACK CHEFE ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) BOB CHRISTY ... Minor Role (uncredited) DORA CLEMENT ... Hairdresser (uncredited) NOEL COFFEY ... Minor Role (uncredited) RANK COGHLAN JR. ... Studio Call Boy (uncredited) DIANE COOK ... Minor Role (uncredited) RAY COOKE ... Pool Party Photographer (uncredited) JAMES COOLEY ... Minor Role (uncredited) PAULINE CRAIG ... Minor Role (uncredited) MIDGIE DARE ... Minor Role (uncredited) GRACE DAVIES ... Minor Role (uncredited) JOHN DAWSON ... Minor Role (uncredited) DONALD DOUGLAS ... Film Director (uncredited) EDDIE DUNN ... Road Construction Workman (uncredited) EDWARD EARLE ... Gregg - Screen Test Director (uncredited) JUNE EARLE ... Minor Role (uncredited) OLIVER ECKHARDT ... Minor Role (uncredited) PAUL ELLIS ... Spanish Radio Broadcaster (uncredited) FERN EMMETT ... Townswoman (uncredited) FRANK ERICKSON ... Minor Role (uncredited) SHIRLEY ANN EWINS ... Minor Role (uncredited) JOHN MATT FARRELL ... Minor Role (uncredited) GRACE GALE ... Dancer (uncredited) MILDRED GAYE ... Dancer (uncredited) SUGAR GEISE ... Dancer (uncredited) MARNY GEORGE ... Minor Role (uncredited) ALYCE GOERING ... Dancer (uncredited) JAMES GONZALEZ ... Minor Role (uncredited) HAROLD GOODWIN ... Pool Party Photographer (uncredited) JIMMY GRANT ...Minor Role (uncredited) IRVING GREGG ... Dancer (uncredited) CATHERINE GUY ... Minor Role (uncredited) SAL HAINES ... Dancer (uncredited) TED HARPER ... Minor Role (uncredited) EDITH HASKINS ... Dancer (uncredited) JACK HEASLEY ... Skater (uncredited) TOMMY HICKS ... Fat Skater (uncredited) MARIAN HINDS ... Minor Role (uncredited) LEYLAND HODGSON ... Henry, the Maitre'd Hotel (uncredited) WILMA HOLLY ... Minor Role (uncredited) EDNA HOLMES ... Minor Role (uncredited) GEORGE HOLMES ... Minor Role (uncredited) NORRIS HOUSER ... Minor Role (uncredited) JERRY JARRETTE ... Minor Role (uncredited) PAYNE B. JOHNSON ... Boy (uncredited) THERESE JORGENSEN ... Minor Role (uncredited) HARRY JOYCE ... Minor Role (uncredited) JACK KEARNEY ... Minor Role (uncredited) LYNNE KELLY ... Minor Role (uncredited) DONALD KERR ... Pool Party Photographer (uncredited) THE KING SISTERS ... Vocal Quartette (uncredited) MARILYN KINSLEY ... Dancer (uncredited) VIRGINIA KUCHARSKI ... Minor Role (uncredited) DONNA LA BARR ... Minor Role (uncredited) MIKE LALLY ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) CHARLES LANE ... Studio Chief (uncredited) BUD LAWLER ... Dancer (uncredited) PATRICIA LEE ... Minor Role (uncredited) BARBARA LEONARD ... Hairdresser (uncredited) MAX LINDER ... Man in Audience (uncredited) LOIS LINDSAY ... Dancer (uncredited) ROBERT LOWERY ...Orchestra Leader (uncredited) BERNARD LYNAM ... Minor Role (uncredited) WARREN MACE ... Minor Role (uncredited) CHARLES MARSH ... Taxi Driver (uncredited) FRANK MCGLYNN SR. ... Lincolnesque Actor (uncredited) MARGIE MCKAY ... Dancer (uncredited) CHARLES MEAKIN ... Minor Role (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Patron at Earl Carroll's (uncredited) GENE MORGAN ... Minor Role (uncredited) MILDRED MORRIS ... Minor Role (uncredited) FORBES MURRAY ... Jack - Premiere Attendee (uncredited) GEORGE MURRAY ... Minor Role (uncredited) A.S. MYRON ... Minor Role (uncredited) GENE NELSON ... Minor Role (uncredited) WILLIAM NEWELL ... Make-Up Artist (uncredited) BARRY NORTON ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) ALEX NOVINSKY ... Minor Role (uncredited) ANNE O'NEAL ... Little Girl's Mother (uncredited) CLIFF ODDSON ... Minor Role (uncredited) GRANT PEASLEY ... Minor Role (uncredited) GIL PERKINS ... Studio Grip (uncredited) PATSY PERRIN ... Minor Role (uncredited) WANDA PERRY ... Minor Role (uncredited) ELEANOR PETERSON ... Dancer (uncredited) BYRON POINDEXTER ... Dancer (uncredited) LILLIAN PORTER ... Girlfriend of Jimmy (uncredited) VICTOR POTEL ... Steve - Crane Operator (uncredited) JUNE PRESTON ... Schoolroom Vocal Trio Member (uncredited) ROBERT PRINGLE ... Minor Role (uncredited) HAL RAND ... Dancer (uncredited) STEVEN RANDALL ... Orchestra Leader (uncredited) ARTHUR RANKIN ... Assistant Director (uncredited) DICK REDMAN ... Freddie, the Boy Skater (uncredited) ROLAND REGO ... Minor Role (uncredited) VIVIAN REID ... Dancer (uncredited) SAM RICE ... Minor Role (uncredited) BELLE RICHARDS ... Dancer (uncredited) SUZANNE RIDGWAY ... Premiere Attendee (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Florist (uncredited) DOT ROGERS ... Minor Role (uncredited) RAMON ROS ... Dancer (uncredited) CLARICE SHERRY ... Minor Role (uncredited) JAMES SISK ... Minor Role (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Premiere Attendee (uncredited) GEORGE STEWART ... Dancer (uncredited) IVA STEWART ... Stewardess (uncredited) MARY STEWART ... Dancer (uncredited) HENRY STINTON ... Minor Role (uncredited) FRANK SULLY ... Townsman (uncredited) GERTRUDE SUTTON ... Townswoman (uncredited) MARCIA SWEET ... Minor Role (uncredited) CHARLES TANNEN ... Assistant Director (uncredited) LEROY TARP ... Minor Role (uncredited) ANN TAYLOR ... Minor Role (uncredited) GENE THESLOFF ... Minor Role (uncredited) ROBERT B. TOBIN ... Minor Role (uncredited) VALERIE TRAXLER ... Minor Role (uncredited) MINERVA URECAL ... Miss Bland, the School Principal (uncredited) DALE VAN SICKEL ... Studio Musician (uncredited) WALLACE VAN SICKLE ... Minor Role (uncredited) FREDERICK VROOM ... Minor Role (uncredited) KAY WALKER ... Minor Role (uncredited) DOROTHY WARD ... Dancer (uncredited) BILLY WAYNE ... Make-Up Artist (uncredited) MARGO WEBSTER ... Minor Role (uncredited) ROBERT WELDON ... Minor Role (uncredited) BUD WINTERS ... Minor Role (uncredited) VICTOR WONG ... Chinese Radio Broadcaster (uncredited) MARIAN WOOD ... Minor Role (uncredited) DAN WYLER ... Minor Role (uncredited) |
Directed by: SIDNEY LANFIELD ========= Writing Credits: HARRY TUGEND ... (screenplay) GEORGE BRADSHAW ... (story) BROWN HOLMES ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: GENE MARKEY ... producer DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... executive producer ========= Music by: CYRIL J. MOCKRIDGE ... (uncredited) DAVID RAKSIN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: LEON SHAMROY ========= Film Editing by: ROBERT L. SIMPSON ========= Art Direction by: RICHARD DAY HANS PETERS ========= Set Decoration by: THOMAS LITTLE ========= Costume Design by: ROYER ========= Makeup Department: ANN BARR ... hair stylist (uncredited) BURRIS GRIMWOOD ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... in charge of production A.F. ERICKSON ... production manager (uncredited) FRED FOX ... production manager (uncredited) SAM LEDNER ... unit manager: skating unit (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: JASPER BLYSTONE ... assistant director (uncredited) LEO HOUCK ... assistant director (uncredited) AD SCHAUMER ... assistant director (uncredited) LEE VALLE ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: GLENN 'SKIPPY' DELFINO ... props (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: W.D. FLICK ... sound ROGER HEMAN Sr. ... sound E.J. LAVALLE ... cableman (uncredited) J. ZIEGLER ... assistant sound (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: CURT FETTERS ... camera operator (uncredited) RAY JONES ... gaffer (uncredited) F. BUD MAUTINO ... assistant camera (uncredited) VERNE SIMMONS ... grip (uncredited) JAMES WITHERSPOON ... best boy (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: DAVID PRESTON ... wardrobe man (uncredited) MARGUERITE ROYCE ... wardrobe woman (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LOUIS SILVERS ... musical director CHARLES HENDERSON ... music instructor (uncredited) WALTER SCHARF ... orchestrator (uncredited) HERBERT W. SPENCER ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: DORIS DROUGHT ... script clerk (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HARRY LOSEE ... choreographer EDDIE EDSTROM ... follow-up man (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (1939) [USA] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox Film Company (1939) [UK] Theatrical Fox Video (2000) [USA] VHS 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2006) [USA] DVD 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2008) [JAPAN] DVD |
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10 August 1939 {premiere} [Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA] 11 August 1939 [Appleton, Wisconsin, USA] 11 August 1939 [Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA] 11 August 1939 [Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA] 12 August 1939 {premiere} [Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, USA] 13 August 1939 [Racine, Wisconsin, USA] 13 August 1939 [Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA] 15 August 1939 [Greece] 15 August 1939 [Hollywood, California, USA] 15 August 1939 [Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA] 17 August 1939 [New York City, New York, USA] 21 August 1939 [Canada] 25 August 1939 [USA] 18 September 1939 [Brazil] 17 November 1939 [Argentina] 17 November 1939 [Brazil] 17 November 1939 [Montevideo, Uruguay] 1 January 1940 [Mexico] 2 January 1940 [Sweden] 26 January 1940 [UK] 18 March 1940 [Estonia] 21 March 1940 [Hungary] 26 March 1940 [Denmark] 28 March 1940 [Jamaica] March 1940 [Amsterdam, Netherlands] 12 April 1940 [Ireland] 18 April 1940 [Australia] 13 July 1940 [Germany] 13 December 1940 [Portugal] 26 December 1940 [Turkey] 1 March 1941 [Iceland] 19 November 1941 [Thailand] 21 November 1943 [Finland] 1 March 1945 [Spain] 23 June 1946 [Belgium] 26 June 1946 [France] 6 February 1947 [Hong Kong] 3 April 1949 (limited) (re-release) [USA] 19 April 1949 [Italy] 19 June 1949 (re-release) [USA] 6 October 1950 [Austria] 19 April 1951 [West Germany] 6 January 1952 [India] 15 January 1953 [Davao, Philippines] 25 December 1954 [Japan] 17 June 1955 (re-release) [USA] 24 November 1960 (re-release) [Hungary] 7 May 1970 (re-release) [Australia] 3 April 1981 (re-release) [Portugal] 19 July 1983 {Cinemateca Portuguesa} [Lisboa, Portugal] 4 December 1983 {Cineclube do Norte} [Porto, Portugal] 3 December 1988 (re-release) [Finland] 6 November 1998 (re-mastered version) [USA] 15 December 1999 (re-release) [France] 30 April 2002 {Kristiansand International Children's Film Festival} [Norway] 10 March 2005 (re-release) [Germany] 17 July 2005 {Hong Kong International Children's Film Festival} [Hong Kong] 7 September 2005 {premiere} (digitally re-mastered version) {Deauville Festival of American Cinema} [France] 7 November 2005 (DVD) (Collector's Edition) [UK] 7 November 2005 (DVD) (Collector's Edition) [Ireland] 15 December 2006 (re-release) [UK] 26 September 2009 {New York Film Festival} [USA] 7 February 2010 {Digital Film Festival} [Canada] 16 March 2011 {Cineplex Classic Film Series} [Canada] 4 April 2011 {Golden Horse Fantastic Film Festival} [Taiwan] 1 December 2011 (restored version) [Netherlands] 20 September 2013 (3-D version) (limited) [USA] 2 October 2013 (re-release) [France] 4 May 2014 {Montclair Film Festival} [USA] 3 August 2014 {Traverse City Film Festival} [USA] 12 September 2014 (IMAX 3D) [UK] 8 November 2014 {Virginia Film Festival} [USA] February 2015 {Berlin International Film Festival} [Germany] 27 March 2015 [Poland] 11 March 2017 {Chofu Film Festival} [Japan] 6 June 2017 (re-release) [Chile] 20 June 2017 (re-release) (limited) [Argentina] |
 THE WIZARD OF OZ (Adventure | Family | Fantasy | Musical) [1 hour 42 minutes] When a tornado rips through Kansas, Dorothy and her dog, Toto, are whisked away in their house to the magical land of Oz. They follow the Yellow Brick Road toward the Emerald City to meet the Wizard, and en route they meet a Scarecrow that needs a brain, a Tin Man missing a heart, and a Cowardly Lion who wants courage. The wizard asks the group to bring him the broom of the Wicked Witch of the West to earn his help. |
OVER THE RAINBOW (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Sung by Judy Garland MUNCHKINLAND MEDLEY: 'COME OUT, COME OUT, WHEREVER YOU ARE', 'THE HOUSE BEGAN TO PITCH', 'AS MAYOR OF THE MUNCHKIN CITY', 'AS CORONER, I MUST AVER', 'DING DONG THE WITCH IS DEAD', 'LULLABY LEAGUE', 'LOLLIPOP GUILD', AND 'WE WELCOME YOU TO MUNCHKINLAND' (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Sung by Judy Garland, Billie Burke, The King's Men, Ken Darby, Rad Robinson, Bud Linn, Jon Dobson, The Debutantes, Billy Bletcher, Pinto Colvig, Delos Jewkes, Abe Dinovitch, Betty Rome, Carol Tevis, Lois Clements, Zari Elmassian, Nick Angelo, Robert Bradford, and Virgil Johansen (dubbing the Munchkins) FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Sung by The Debutantes, Billy Bletcher, Pinto Colvig, Delos Jewkes, Abe Dinovitch, Betty Rome, Carol Tevis, Lois Clements, Zari Elmassian, Nick Angelo, Robert Bradford, and Virgil Johansen (dubbing the Munchkins) IF I ONLY HAD A BRAIN (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Sung by Ray Bolger and Judy Garland WE'RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Sung by Judy Garland and Ray Bolger IF I ONLY HAD A HEART (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Sung by Jack Haley and the off-screen voice of Adriana Caselotti Danced by Jack Haley WE'RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Sung by Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, and the off-screen voice of Buddy Ebsen as the Tin Man IF I ONLY HAD THE NERVE/WE'RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Sung by Bert Lahr, Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, Jack Haley, and the singing voice of Buddy Ebsen OPTIMISTIC VOICES (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Performed by the offscreen voices of The Debutantes with The Rhythmettes THE MERRY OLD LAND OF OZ (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Sung by Frank Morgan, Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, Jack Haley, Bert Lahr, and Emerald City workers IF I WERE KING OF THE FOREST (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Sung by Bert Lahr, Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, and Jack Haley THE HAPPY FARMER, OP. 68, NO. 10 (1848) (uncredited) Music by Robert Schumann Heard as background music during opening scene and in scene during which Toto runs back to Dorothy Played by The MGM Symphony Orchestra IN THE SHADE OF THE OLD APPLE TREE (1905) (uncredited) Written by Egbert Van Alstyne Heard as background music during apple tree scene Played by The MGM Symphony Orchestra NIGHT ON BALD MOUNTAIN (1867) (uncredited) Written by Modest Mussorgsky Heard as background music while the group tries to flee the Witch's castle Played by The MGM Symphony Orchestra HOME SWEET HOME (1823) (uncredited) Music by H.R. Bishop Played by The MGM Symphony Orchestra as background music during final sequences of film SCHERZO IN E MINOR, OP. 16, NO. 2 (1829) (uncredited) Written by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Played by The MGM Symphony Orchestra conducted by Herbert Stothart Heard as background music during the scene in which Toto escapes from the Witch's castle and runs to fetch Dorothy's three friends OVER THE RAINBOW (1939) (uncredited) Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Music by Harold Arlen Conducted by Herbert Stothart Instrumental reprise by The MGM Symphony Orchestra during the closing credits |
JUDY GARLAND ... Dorothy FRANK MORGAN ... Professor Marvel / The Wizard of Oz / The Gatekeeper / The Carriage Driver / The Guard RAY BOLGER ... 'Hunk' / The Scarecrow BERT LAHR ... 'Zeke' / The Cowardly Lion JACK HALEY ... 'Hickory' / The Tin Man BILLIE BURKE ... Glinda MARGARET HAMILTON ... Miss Gulch / The Wicked Witch of the West CHARLEY GRAPEWIN ... Uncle Henry PAT WALSHE ... Nikko CLARA BLANDICK ... Auntie Em TERRY (as TOTO) ... Toto THE SINGER MIDGETS (as THE MUNCHKINS) ... The Munchkins Rest of cast listed alphabetically: FRANZ BALLUCK ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) JOSEFINE BALLUCK ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) DOROTHY BARRETT ... Emerald City Manicurist (uncredited) AMELIA BATCHELOR ... Ozmite (uncredited) CHARLES BECKER ... Munchkin Mayor (uncredited) FREDA BETSKY ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) BILLY BLETCHER ... Mayor / Lollipop Guild Member (voice) (uncredited) LORRAINE BRIDGES ... Ozmite / Lullaby League Member (voice) (uncredited) BUSTER BRODIE ... Winged Monkey (uncredited) TYLER BROOKE ... Ozmite (uncredited) BETTY ANN BRUNO ... Munchkin (uncredited) CHRISTINE BURESH ... Munchkin (uncredited) EDDIE BURESH ... Munchkin (uncredited) LIDA BURESH ... Munchkin (uncredited) BETTY ANN CAIN ... Munchkin Child (uncredited) CANDY CANDIDO ... Angry Apple Tree (voice) (uncredited) MICKEY CARROLL ... Munchkin Fiddler (uncredited) ADRIANA CASELOTTI ... Juliet (voice) (uncredited) HARRY COGG ... Winged Monkey (uncredited) PINTO COLVIG ... Munchkins (voice) (uncredited) NONA COOPER ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) TOMMY COTTONARO ... Bearded Munchkin (uncredited) LEWIS CROFT ... Munchkin Soldier (uncredited) JIMMY THE CROW ... Crow in Cornfield (uncredited) FRANK CUCKSEY ... Munchkin Presenting Flowers to Dorothy (uncredited) BILLY CURTIS ... Munchkin Father (uncredited) KEN DARBY ... Munchkinland Mayor (voice) (uncredited) SID DAWSON ... Winged Monkey (uncredited) ETHEL W. DENIS ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) PRINCE DENIS ... Munchkin Sergeant at Arms (uncredited) ABE DINOVITCH ... Apple Tree / Munchkin (voice) (uncredited) JON DOBSON ... Lollipop Guild Member (voice) (uncredited) GRACIE DOLL ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) TINY DOLL ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) ARDITH DONDANVILLE ... Munchkin child (uncredited) RUTH DUCCINI ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) DAISY EARLES ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) HARRY EARLES ... Lollipop Guild Member (uncredited) BUDDY EBSEN ... The Tin Man (singing voice) (uncredited) FERN FORMICA ... Munchkin Villager / Sleepyhead (uncredited) SIG FROHLICH ... Winged Monkey (uncredited) JACKIE GERLICH ... Lollipop Guild Member (uncredited) PHIL HARRON ... Winkie (uncredited) JOSEPH HERBST ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) SHEP HOUGHTON ... Ozmite / Winkie Guard (uncredited) JAMES R. HULSE ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) CHARLES IRWIN ... Tin Polisher (uncredited) LOIS JANUARY ... Emerald City Manicurist (uncredited) ELEANOR KEATON ... Ozmite (uncredited) JOAN KENMORE ... Munchkin Child (uncredited) THE KING'S MEN ... Munchkins (voice) (uncredited) KARL 'KARCHY' KOSICZKY ... Munchkin Herald #1 / Sleepyhead (uncredited) DOLLY KRAMER ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) EMIL KRANZLER ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) NITA KREBS ... Lullaby League Member (uncredited) JEANE LA BARBERA ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) RAE-NELL LASKEY ... Munchkin Child (uncredited) JOHNNY LEAL ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) VALERIE LEE ... Munchkin (uncredited) ETHELREDA LEOPOLD ... Emerald City Manicurist (uncredited) MITCHELL LEWIS ... Captain of the Winkie Guard (uncredited) BUD LINN ... Lollipop Guild Member (voice) (uncredited) JERRY MAREN ... Lollipop Guild Member (uncredited) DONA MASSIN ... Emerald City Manicurist (uncredited) ELAINE MERK ... Munchkin (uncredited) GEORGE MINISTERI ... Munchkin Coach Driver (uncredited) PRISCILLA MONTGOMERY ... Munchkin Child (uncredited) HARRY MONTY ... Munchkin Soldier / Winged Monkey (uncredited) YVONNE MORAY ... Lullabye League Member (uncredited) LEE MURRAY ... Winged Monkey (uncredited) OLGA NARDONE ... Lullabye League Center Member (uncredited) GEORGE NOISOM ... Winged Monkey (uncredited) WILLIAM H. O'DOCHARTY ... Munchkin on Carriage (uncredited) NICHOLAS PAGE ... Munchkin Soldier (uncredited) JACK PAUL ... Winged Monkey (uncredited) MARGARET PELLEGRINI ... Munchkin Villager / Sleepyhead (uncredited) MEINHARDT RAABE ... Munchkin Coroner (uncredited) HAZEL RESMONDO ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) FREDDIE RETTER ... Munchkin Fiddler (uncredited) 'LITTLE BILLY' RHODES ... Munchkin Barrister (uncredited) THE RHYTHMETTES ... Themselves (uncredited) ELVIDA RIZZO ... Ozmite (uncredited) RAD ROBINSON ... Munchkin Coroner (voice) (uncredited) PAUL RODRIGUEZ ... Dwarf (uncredited) ANGELO ROSSITTO ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) AMBROSE SCHINDLER ... Winkie (uncredited) HELEN SEAMON ... Woman with Cat (uncredited) ROLFE SEDAN ... Oz Balloon Ascensionist (uncredited) GARLAND SLATTEN ... Munchkin Soldier (uncredited) OLIVER SMITH ... Ozmite (uncredited) RUTH SMITH ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) KATHARINE SNELL ... Lion's Manicurist (uncredited) ROBERT ST. ANGELO ... Winkie (uncredited) PARNELL ST. AUBIN ... Munchkin Soldier (uncredited) ALTA STEVENS ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) ELIZABETH STEVENS ... Munchkins (voice) (uncredited) RALPH SUDAM ... Ozmite (uncredited) AUGUST CLARENCE SWENSON ... Munchkin Soldier (uncredited) BETTY TANNER ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) GUS WAYNE ... Munchkin Soldier (uncredited) VICTOR WETTER ... Munchkin Army Captain (uncredited) HARRY WILSON ... Winkie (uncredited) JOHNNY WINTERS ... Munchkin Navy Commander (uncredited) MARIE WINTERS ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) GLADYS V. WOLFF ... Munchkin Villager (uncredited) MURRAY WOOD ... Munchkin City Father (uncredited) |
Directed by: VICTOR FLEMING GEORGE CUKOR ... (uncredited) MERVYN LEROY ... (uncredited) NORMAN TAUROG ...(uncredited) RICHARD THORPE ... (uncredited) KING VIDOR ... (director: Kansas scenes) (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: NOEL LANGLEY ... (screenplay) & FLORENCE RYERSON ... (screenplay) and EDGAR ALLAN WOOLF ... (screenplay) NOEL LANGLEY ... (adaptation) L. FRANK BAUM ... (from the book by) ARTHUR FREED ... (uncredited) IRVING BRECHER ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) WILLIAM H. CANNON ... (uncredited) HERBERT FIELDS ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) JACK HALEY ... (additional dialogue) (uncredited) E.Y. HARBURG ... (uncredited) SAMUEL HOFFENSTEIN ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) BERT LAHR ... (additional dialogue) (uncredited) JOHN LEE MAHIN ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) HERMAN J. MANKIEWICZ ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) JACK MINTZ ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) OGDEN NASH ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ROBERT PIROSH ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) GEORGE SEATON ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) SID SILVERS ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: MERVYN LEROY ... producer ARTHUR FREED ... associate producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: HAROLD ROSSON ... (photographed by: in Technicolor) ========= Film Editing by: BLANCHE SEWELL ========= Casting by: LEONARD MURPHY ... (uncredited) ========= Production Design by: MALCOLM BROWN ... (uncredited) WILLIAM A. HORNING ... (uncredited) JACK MARTIN SMITH ... (uncredited) ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS GEORGE GIBSON ... (uncredited) WADE B. RUBOTTOM ... (uncredited) ELMER SHEELEY ... supervising art director (uncredited) ========= Set Decoration by: EDWIN B. WILLIS ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (costumes) ========= Makeup Department: JACK DAWN ... creator: character makeups DEL ARMSTRONG ... assistant makeup artist (uncredited) DON L. CASH ... assistant makeup artist (uncredited) JACK DAWN ... makeup artist: Frank Morgan (uncredited) LYLE DAWN ... makeup artist: Billie Burke (uncredited) MAX FACTOR ... wig supervisor (uncredited) FRED FREDERICK ... wig designer (uncredited) SYDNEY GUILAROFF ... braids: Dorothy (uncredited) CECIL HOLLAND ... makeup department head (uncredited) JACK KEVAN ... assistant makeup artist (uncredited) LOU LACAVA ... assistant makeup artist (uncredited) GEORGE LANE ... assistant makeup artist (uncredited) BETH LANGSTON ... hair stylist (uncredited) EMILE LAVIGNE ... makeup artist: Jack Haley (uncredited) BETTY MASURE ... body makeup artist (uncredited) NORBERT A. MYLES ... makeup artist: Ray Bolger (uncredited) GUSTAF NORIN ... prosthetic technician (uncredited) JOSEF NORIN ... prosthetic sculptor (uncredited) WEB OVERLANDER ... makeup artist: Judy Garland (uncredited) FRED B. PHILLIPS ... makeup artist (uncredited) EDDIE POLO ... assistant makeup artist (uncredited) MIKE RAGAN ... assistant makeup artist (uncredited) BOB ROBERTS ... wig designer (uncredited) ROBERT J. SCHIFFER ... makeup artist (uncredited) CHARLES H. SCHRAM ... makeup artist: Bert Lahr (uncredited) HOWARD SMIT ... assistant makeup artist (uncredited) LEE STANFIELD ... makeup artist: Jack Haley (uncredited) WILLIAM TUTTLE ... assistant makeup artist (uncredited) EDITH WILSON ... body makeup artist (uncredited) JACK H. YOUNG ... makeup artist: Margaret Hamilton (uncredited) ========= Production Management: ULRIC BUSCH ... unit production manager (uncredited) CHARLES CHIC ... unit manager (uncredited) JOE COOK ... production manager (uncredited) LOUIS B. MAYER ... executive in charge of production (uncredited) KEITH WEEKS ... production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: AL SHENBERG ... assistant director (uncredited) HARROLD WEINBERGER ... assistant director (uncredited) WALLACE WORSLEY Jr. ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: WILLIAM A. HORNING ... associate art director JACK E. ACKERMAN ... props (uncredited) E. PRESTON AMES ... draftsman (uncredited) LEO F. ATKINSON ... painter: clouds (uncredited) HUGO BALLIN ... sketch artist (uncredited) JOHN BOSSERT ... designer: castle (uncredited) MALCOLM BROWN ... sketch artist (uncredited) EDWARD C. CARFAGNO ... draftsman (uncredited) JOHN COAKLEY ... scenic artist (uncredited) CONKLIN ... draftsman (uncredited) MARVIN CONNELL ... draftsman (uncredited) RANDALL DUELL ... scenic artist (uncredited) HARRY EDWARDS ... property master (uncredited) CLARENCE J. FALK ... greens supervisor (uncredited) A.D. FLOWERS ...set dresser: trees (uncredited) JACK GAYLORD ... propmaker foreman (uncredited) GEORGE GIBSON ... lead scenic artist (uncredited) WILLIAM GIBSON ... scenic artist (uncredited) HARVEY T. GILLETT ... draftsman (uncredited) HENRY GREUTERT ... head sculptor (uncredited) CLEM HALL ... scenic artist (uncredited) WILLIAM HELLEN ... draftsman (uncredited) F. WAYNE HILL ... scenic artist (uncredited) K. JOHNSON ... draftsman (uncredited) ROY PERRY ... scenic artist (uncredited) CLARK M. PROVINS ... scenic artist (uncredited) TED RICH ... draftsman (uncredited) ARTHUR GROVER RIDER ... scenic artist (uncredited) GERALD F. ROCKET ... construction coordinator (uncredited) JAMES ROTH ... draftsman (uncredited) BILLY H. SCOTT ... assistant property master (uncredited) JACK MARTIN SMITH ... principal sketch artist (uncredited) DUNCAN SPENCER ... scenic artist (uncredited) J. RUSSELL SPENCER ... draftsman (uncredited) STEFFGEN ... draftsman (uncredited) CHARLES B. STEINER ... assistant property master (uncredited) MARVIN SUMMERFIELD ... draftsman (uncredited) JOHN J. THOMPSON ... draftsman (uncredited) LEONID VASIAN ... draftsman (uncredited) WOODY WOODWARD ... draftsman (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director JAMES BURBRIDGE ... sound technician (uncredited) G.A. BURNS ... production sound mixer (uncredited) EARL CATES ... playback operator (uncredited) O.O. CECCARINI ... sound designer (uncredited) BILL EDMONDSON ... boom operator (uncredited) JAMES F. GAITHER JR. ... boom operator (uncredited) JAMES GRAHAM ... sound effects editor (uncredited) T.B. HOFFMAN ... sound editor (uncredited) VAN ALLEN JAMES ... apprentice sound editor (uncredited) LOWELL KINSALL ... sound mixer (uncredited) STANDISH J. LAMBERT ... re-recording mixer (uncredited) FRANK MCKENZIE ... re-recording mixer (uncredited) FRANKLIN MILTON ... special sound effects (uncredited) RALPH A. PENDER ... dialogue editor (uncredited) JULIAN POWELL ... boom operator (uncredited) GEORGE G. SCHNEIDER ... sound mixer (uncredited) DOUGLAS SHEARER ... sound designer (uncredited) ROBERT SHIRLEY ... re-recording mixer (uncredited) RALPH SHUGART ... sound effects editor (uncredited) NEWELL SPARKS ... re-recording mixer (uncredited) WILLIAM STEINKAMP ... supervising re-recording mixer (uncredited) MICHAEL STEINORE ... supervising sound editor (uncredited) P. RICHARD STEVENS ... sound recordist (uncredited) R.L. STIRLING ... assistant sound editor (uncredited) DON T. WHITMER ... sound mixer (uncredited) JOHN A. WILLIAMS ... sound mixer (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: A. ARNOLD GILLESPIE (as ARNOLD GILLESPIE) ... special effects EDWIN BLOOMFIELD ... special effects supervisor (uncredited) MARCEL DELGADO ... miniatures (uncredited) A.D. FLOWERS ... special effects assistant (uncredited) CORRIL HARRIS ... (uncredited) DONALD JAHRAUS ... miniatures (uncredited) J. MCMILLAN JOHNSON ... senior special effects technician (uncredited) MACK JOHNSON ... special effects (uncredited) JACK MCMASTER ... special effects (uncredited) HAL MILLAR ... special effects (uncredited) BOB OVERBECK ... special effects crew (uncredited) GLEN ROBINSON ... special effects prop shop (uncredited) KEN STRICKFADEN ... special effects electrician (uncredited) DON TRUMBULL ... special effects rigger (uncredited) ========= Visual Effects by: CHAD CORTVRIENDT ... stereoscopic production manager (3D version 2013) CHRIS DEL CONTE ... managing director: stereoscopic conversion (3D version 2013) JASON DOURGARIAN ... stereoscopic compositor (3D version 2013) S. SCOTT FARRAR ... stereo conversion producer: Prime Focus (as Scott Farrar) (3D Version 2013) MICHAEL L. FINK ... stereo conversion supervisor (3D version 2013) JUSTIN JONES ... stereoscopic designer (3D version 2013) DEVESH NEEMA ... stereoscopic compositor RIK PANERO ... technical support (1998 release, credited on theatrical prints only) SUJEET PATIL ... paint artist: Prime Focus MICHAEL PECCHIA ... director of global development: Prime Focus (3D version 2013) BRIAN PELUSO ... stereoscopic compositor (3D version 2013) NEIL STENHOUSE ... lead digital film restoration artist (2009 restoration) CHRIS BAYZ ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) (uncredited) KEVIN BRAUN ... digital compositor (1998 restoration) (uncredited) CHRISTOPHER ROGERS COSTA ... digital paint artist: 1998 restoration (uncredited) GREGORY CREASER ... camera operator: digital restoration (uncredited) CHRIS CROWELL ... digital compositor (1998 restoration) (uncredited) SANDY DELLAMARIE ... digital production coordinator (1998 restoration) (uncredited) MAX FABIAN ... director of photography: visual effects unit / special photographic effects (uncredited) CHRIS FLYNN ... digital compositor (1998 restoration) (uncredited) MARK FREUND ... visual effects supervisor (1998 restoration) (uncredited) JACK GAYLORD ... assistant visual effects supervisor (uncredited) GEORGE GERVAN ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) (uncredited) RICHARD GERVAN ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) (uncredited) A. ARNOLD GILLESPIE ... visual effects supervisor (uncredited) MAUREEN HEALY ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) (uncredited) HEATHER HOYLAND ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) (uncredited) MATT LINDER ... lead digital compositor (1998 restoration) (uncredited) WARREN NEWCOMBE ... director of matte painting staff (uncredited) MICHAEL PECCHIA ... director of global development at prime focus (uncredited) JOHN PIERCE ... senior stereoscopic supervisor: Prime Focus (uncredited) CANDELARIO RIVAS ... matte painter: castle (uncredited) RASHA SHALABY ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) (uncredited) JACK SMITH ... camera operator: visual effects unit (uncredited) OLIVER THORNTON ... roto supervisor: 3D version 2013 (uncredited) LYNN TIGAR ... digital paint artist (1998 restoration) (uncredited) ========= Stunts: DOROTHY ANDRE ... Stunt Double: Judy Garland GEORGE BRUGGEMAN ... stunts (uncredited) ALINE GOODWIN ... stunt double: Margaret Hamilton, broom-riding stunt (uncredited) AMBROSE SCHINDLER ... stunt double: Tin Man (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ALLEN M. DAVEY (as ALLEN DAVEY) ... associate: Technicolor photography VIRGIL APGER ... still photographer (uncredited) JOHN ARNOLD ... camera department head (uncredited) POP ARNOLD ... key grip (uncredited) CHRIS BERGSWICH ... assistant electrician (uncredited) A.W. BROWN ... chief unit electrician (uncredited) CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL ... still photographer (uncredited) ERIC CARPENTER ... still photographer: Kodachrome stills (uncredited) BILL CHAPMAN ... still photographer (uncredited) SAM COHEN ... camera operator (uncredited) NELSON CORDES ... camera technician: Technicolor (uncredited) FRED DETMERS ... camera technician: Technicolor (uncredited) RAYMOND GRIFFITH ... electrician (uncredited) GEORGE HOMMEL ... still photographer (uncredited) HENRY IMUS ... camera technician: Technicolor (uncredited) PAUL 'SHUG' KEELER ... electrician (uncredited) VAL O'MALLEY ... camera operator (uncredited) W.E. POHL ... assistant camera (uncredited) RAY RAMSEY ... camera operator (uncredited) CLIFF SHIRPSER ... assistant camera: Technicolor (uncredited) ========= Casting Department: W.L. GORDON ... casting assistant (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: MRS. CLUETT ... costumer (uncredited) AGNES IMES ... costumer (uncredited) SAM KRESS ... wardrobe supervisor (uncredited) ROSE MELTZER ... costumer (uncredited) VERA MOURDANT ... costumer (uncredited) SHEILA O'BRIEN ... wardrobe: women (uncredited) MARIANNE PARKER ... seamstress (uncredited) JACK ROHAN ... dresser: men (uncredited) JOHN SCURA ... costumer (uncredited) GILE STEELE ... wardrobe: men (uncredited) MARIE WHARTON ... costumer (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: MARGARET BOOTH ... supervising editor (uncredited) GEORGE CAVE ... color timer (uncredited) ERNEST GROONEY ... assistant editor (uncredited) TOM HELD ... second assistant editor (uncredited) JIM WILKINSON ... negative cutter (uncredited) ========= Music Department: HAROLD ARLEN ... music by GEORGE BASSMAN ... orchestral and vocal arrangements BOBBY CONNOLLY ... musical numbers staged by MURRAY CUTTER ... orchestral and vocal arrangements KEN DARBY ... orchestral and vocal arrangements E.Y. HARBURG ... lyrics by (as E.Y. Harburg) PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestral and vocal arrangements GEORGE STOLL (as GEORGIE STOLL) ... associate conductor HERBERT STOTHART ... musical adaptation ROBERT ARMBRUSTER ... musical director (uncredited) LEO ARNAUD ... orchestrator: Munchkinland musical sequence (uncredited) EDWARD BARAVALLE ... assistant scoring mixer (uncredited) DAVID CROCOV ... violin (uncredited) PETER P. DECEK ... music recording engineer (uncredited) ROGER EDENS ... music pre-recording supervisor (uncredited) NAT W. FINSTON ... music supervisor (uncredited) SKITCH HENDERSON ... musician: piano (uncredited) FREDERICK HERBERT ... assistant music mixer (uncredited) RUDOLPH G. KOPP ... additional musical director (uncredited) BUD LINN ... singing voice: Lollipop Guild (uncredited) HARRY V. LOJEWSKI ... musician: piano solos (uncredited) M.J. MCLAUGHLIN ... music mixer (uncredited) WILLIAM SARACINO ... music editor (uncredited) TOSCHA SEIDEL ... soloist: violin (uncredited) GEORGE STOLL ... composer: additional music (uncredited) HERBERT STOTHART ... composer: original incidental music / conductor (uncredited) ROBERT W. STRINGER ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ROBERT TUCKER ... orchestral and vocal arrangments (uncredited) ROBERT VAN EPS ... orchestrator (uncredited) ROGER WAGNER ... assistant chorus director (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: DAVID MARKS ... assistant script supervisor (uncredited) WALLACE WORSLEY Jr. ... script clerk (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HENRI JAFFA ... associate Technicolor color director NATALIE KALMUS ... Technicolor color director PAUL ADAMS ... stand-in: Mr. Morgan (uncredited) ARTHUR APPELL ... assistant: Mr. Connolly (uncredited) MAUD GAGE BAUM ... technical advisor (uncredited) EDDIE BECKER ... rehearsal accompanist (uncredited) BUSBY BERKELEY ... choreographer: scarecrow's dance (deleted from final print) (uncredited) HARLAN BRIGGS ... double: Uncle Henry (uncredited) STAFFORD CAMPBELL ... stand-in: Scarecrow (uncredited) WILLIAM H. CANNON ... assistant: Mr. LeRoy (uncredited) BETTY DANKO ... stand-in: Wicked Witch (uncredited) HOWARD DIETZ ... publicity chief (uncredited) ROGER EDENS ... rehearsal piano (uncredited) FRANCES EDWARDS ... caterer (uncredited) JIM FAWCETT ... stand-in: Mr. Lahr (uncredited) ARTHUR FREED ... assistant to producer (uncredited) FREDDIE GILMAN ... animal trainer: horse (uncredited) ALINE GOODWIN ... stand-in: Ms. Hamilton (uncredited) JANE HARRISON ... secretary: Mr. Fleming (uncredited) ANDY HERVEY ... publicity chief (uncredited) JEAN KILGORE ... dance stand-in: Judy Garland (uncredited) BOBBIE KOSHAY ... double: Ms. Garland (uncredited) HARRY LINK ... agent: Leo Feist Music Publishing (uncredited) CAREN MARSH ... dance stand-in: Judy Garland (uncredited) DONA MASSIN ... assistant choreographer / assistant: Mr. Connolly (uncredited) HARRY MASTER ... stand-in: Tin Woodman (uncredited) PAT MORAN ... stand-in: Mr. Lahr (uncredited) JOHN M. NICKOLAUS ... laboratory supervisor (uncredited) BARRON POLAN ... assistant: Mr. LeRoy (uncredited) FREDDIE RETTER ... stand-in: Mr. Walshe (uncredited) BILL RICHARDS ... animal wrangler: birds (uncredited) SI SEADLER ... publicity chief (uncredited) LEO SINGER ... coordinator: Munchkins (uncredited) CARL SPITZ ... dog owner and trainer: Terry (uncredited) GEORGIA STARK ... rehearsal assistant (uncredited) HOWARD STRICKLING ... publicity chief (uncredited) NORMAN TAUROG ...director test scenes (uncredited) CURLY TWIFORD ... animal trainer: birds (uncredited) JACK WEATHERWAX ... trainer: Terry (uncredited) FRANK WHITBECK ... publicity chief (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) (presents) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (as Metro Goldwyn Mayer) (1939) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1939) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [NORWAY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1943) [FINLAND] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (as Metro Goldwyn Mayer) (1949) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1954) [JAPAN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (as Metro Goldwyn Mayer) (1955) [USA] Theatrical - re-release CBS (1956) [USA] TV Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1960) [UK] Theatrical - re-release Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (MGM Children's Matinees) (1970) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (MGM Children's Matinees) (1971) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Mainostelevisio (MTV3) (1972) [FINLAND] TV Yleisradio (YLE) (1979) [FINLAND] (Finland] TV MGM/CBS Home Video (1980) [USA] VHS Filmes Castello Lopes (1981) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical - re-release MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1983) [USA] VHS MGM/UA Home Video (1983) [AUSTRALIA] VHS MGM/UA Home Video (1985) [USA] VHS Audio Visual Enterprises (1985) [GREECE] VHS Janus Films (1988) [USA] Video (laserdisc) The Criterion Collection (1988) [USA] Video (laserdisc) The Voyager Company (1988) [USA] Video (laserdisc) Miofilm (1988) [FINLAND] Theatrical Abril Vídeo (1989) [BRAZIL] VHS MGM/UA Home Entertainment (as MGM/UA Home Video) (50th Anniversary Release) (1989) [USA] VHS MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1989) [USA] Video (laserdisc) TV3 (1989) [FINLAND] TV MGM/UA Home Video (1991) [USA] VHS MGM/UA Home Video (1991) [USA] Video (laserdisc) MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1993) [USA] Video (laserdisc) Image Entertainment (for MGM) (1996) [USA] Video (laserdisc) MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1996) [USA] Video - (laserdisc) Warner Home Video (for MGM) (1996) [USA] VHS Chapel Distribution (1997) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical - re-release Warner Bros. (1998) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Warner Home Video (1999) [USA] DVD The Criterion Collection (1999) [USA] Video (laserdisc) Action Gitanes (1999) [FRANCE] Theatrical - re-release ERA Home Entertainment (2000) [HONG KONG] Video (VCD) Sandrew Metronome Distribution (2000) [FINLAND] DVD - (1-disc edition) Warner Home Video (2000) [GERMANY] DVD Warner Home Vídeo (2000) [BRAZIL] DVD Turner Classic Movies (TCM) (2001) [USA] TV Warner Home Video (2001) [UK] DVD Warner Home Video (2005) [USA] DVD Warner Bros. Entertainment Finland (2005) [FINLAND] DVD - (2-disc edition) Warner Home Video (2005) [FINLAND] DVD - (2-disc edition) British Film Institute (BFI) (2006) [UK] Theatrical - re-release Argentina Video Home (2006) [ARGENTINA] DVD - (special edition) Warner Home Video (2009) [USA] Blu-ray - (70th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition) Warner Home Video (2009) [USA] DVD - (70th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition) Warner Home Video (2009) [AUSTRALIA] Blu-ray Warner Home Video (2009) [GERMANY] Blu-ray Warner Home Video (2009) [FINLAND] Blu-ray Warner Home Video (2009) [UK] Blu-ray Warner Home Video (2009) [NETHERLANDS] Blu-ray - (collector's edition) Warner Home Video (2009) [NETHERLANDS] DVD - (collector's edition) Warner Home Vidéo (2009) [FRANCE] Blu-ray Emerald (2011) [ARGENTINA] DVD Eye Film Instituut (2011) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical - (digitally restored version) Warner Bros. (2013) [USA] Theatrical - 3-D version - (limited) Fathom Events (2015) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Net5 (2016) [NETHERLANDS] TV Warner Bros. Home Entertainment (2019) [USA] All Media - (Ultra HD Blu-ray) Warner Home Video (2019) [GERMANY] All Media - (Ultra HD Blu-ray) HBO Max (2020) [USA] Video - (VOD) Epoca [ARGENTINA] VHS Esselte Video [FINLAND] VHS MGM/UA Home Video [CANADA] VHS - (dubbed) Varus Video [RUSSIA] VHS Warner Home Vídeo [BRAZIL] VHS ========= Special Effects: Prime Focus World (3D conversion) ========= Other Companies: Brittingham Commissary (catering) (uncredited) Max Factor (makeup and hairstyling) (uncredited) Samuel Goldwyn Studios (sound re-recording) (uncredited) THX Ltd. (digital mastering: 1993 LD, 1996 LD & VHS) (as Lucasfilm THX Quality Control Program: 1993 LD) Turner Entertainment (package design) (1989 50th anniversary video release) |
| 25 August 1939 [USA] 24 January 1940 [Denmark] 31 August 1940 [Sweden] 25 January 1941 [Portugal] 20 October 1948 (limited) [France] |
 THE STAR MAKER (Biography | Comedy | Music) [1 hour 34 minutes] A penniless song writer, Larry Earl, is convinced he is going places in shown business, and convinces Mary, an assistant at an orphanage, to marry him. Fifteen months later they are still in love, but broke as Larry writes songs that won't sell and loses one job after another one. He stops to watch a group of newsboys singing and dancing, and decides to organize them into the greatest kid act to ever hit vaudeville. Mary persuades Proctor, a big theatrical manager, to book the act, and they are a big hit. Then Larry and his publicity agent, "Speed" King, launch a big publicity stunt---a talent train in which they travel across country holding auditions for young performers. Back in New York, Carlotta Salvini, an ex-Opera singer, brings in her talented fourteen-year-old-daughter, Jane, who has an amazing voice. Larry, to get the mother out of the way, offers Carlotta a forty-week vaudeville tour, and then goes to work to make a star out of Jane, by building Broadway's first all-kiddie ... |
SYMPHONY NO. 5 IN C MINOR Music by Ludwig van Beethoven (as Beethoven) VALSE DES FLEURS Written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (as Tschaikowsky) Lyrics uncredited Sung by Linda Ware (uncredited) PARLA VALSE Written by Luigi Arditi (as Arditi) Sung by Linda Ware (uncredited) JIMMY VALENTINE (uncredited) Music by Gus Edwards Lyrics by Edward Madden Sung by Bing Crosby A MAN AND HIS DREAMS (uncredited) Music by James V. Monaco Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sund by Bing Crosby THE SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK (uncredited) Music by Charles Lawlor Lyrics by James W. Blake Danced by Shoe Shine Kids on the street IF I WAS A MILLIONAIRE (uncredited) Music by Gus Edwards Lyrics by Will D. Cobb Sung by Bing Crosby and Singing News Boys GO FLY A KITE (uncredited) Music by James V. Monaco Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung and Danced by Bing Crosby and Singing News Boys I WONDER WHO'S KISSING HER NOW (uncredited) Music by Joseph E. Howard and Harold Orlob Lyrics by William M. Hough and Frank R. Adams Sung by Bing Crosby SUNBONNET SUE (uncredited) Music by Gus Edwards Lyrics by Will D. Cobb Sung by Kids I CAN'T TELL WHY I LOVE YOU, BUT I DO (uncredited) Music by Gus Edwards Lyrics by Will D. Cobb Sung and Danced by Kids HE'S MY PAL (uncredited) Music by Gus Edwards Lyrics by Vincent Bryan Sung and Danced by Kids BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON (uncredited) Music by Gus Edwards Lyrics by Edward Madden Performed by orchestra IN MY MERRY OLDSMOBILE (uncredited) Music by Gus Edwards Lyrics by Vincent Bryan Sung by Bing Crosby and Kids THE DARK TOWN STRUTTER'S BALL (uncredited) Written by Shelton Brooks Sung by Linda Ware AN APPLE FOR THE TEACHER (uncredited) Music by James V. Monaco Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby, Linda Ware and Kids DARDANELLA (uncredited) Music by Felix Bernard and Johnny Black Lyrics by Fred Fisher Heard on radio STILL THE BLUEBIRD SINGS (uncredited) Music by James V. Monaco Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby and Kids |
BING CROSBY ... Larry Earl LOUISE CAMPBELL ... Mary LINDA WARE ... Jane Gray NED SPARKS ... 'Speed' King WALTER DAMROSCH ... Walter Damrosch LAURA HOPE CREWS ... Carlotta Salvini THURSTON HALL ... Mr. Proctor CLARA BLANDICK ... Miss Esther Jones JOHN GALLAUDET ... Duke BEN WELDEN ... Joe Gimlick JANET WALDO ... Stella PAUL STANTON ... Mr. Coyle Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JOHN ANDREWS ... Andy (uncredited) JOYCE ARLEEN ... Toots (uncredited) SIG ARNO ... Ballet Master (uncredited) GLORIA ATHERTON ... Curly (uncredited) DOROTHY BABB ... Dottie (uncredited) TOMMY BATTEN ... Bats (uncredited) MARY ELLEN BERGREN ... Ivories (uncredited) MITCHELL SINGING BOYS ... St. Brendan's Boy Choir (uncredited) HARRY C. BRADLEY ... Conductor (uncredited) DONALD BRENON ... Judge (uncredited) FRITZI BRUNETTE ... Cutie's Mother (uncredited) DAISY BUFFORD ... Colored Maid (uncredited) WILLIAM BYRNE ... Chorus Member (uncredited) A.S. 'POP' BYRON ... Stage Doorman (uncredited) GENE COLLINS ... Dummy (uncredited) BILLY CONNELLY ... (uncredited) JOSEPH CREHAN ... Old Gentleman (uncredited) DANNY DANIELS ... Blackie (uncredited) JOEL DAVIS ... (uncredited) RICHARD DENNING ... Assistant Dance Director (uncredited) DOLORES DIANNE ... Rusty (uncredited) DANTE DIPAOLO ... Turkey (uncredited) JIMMIE DUNDEE ... Second Piano Mover (uncredited) ROLAND DUPREE ... Frenchy (uncredited) EARL DWIRE ... Mac - Accountant (uncredited) EUGENE EBERLE ... Whitey (uncredited) GEORGE ELDREDGE ... Reporter (uncredited) RALPH FAULKNER ... Fencing Master (uncredited) FRANK FAYLEN ... First Reporter (uncredited) ALLEN FOX ... Photographer (uncredited) JOE GEIL ... Red (uncredited) LESLIE GERALD ... (uncredited) BILLY GILBERT ... Steel Worker (uncredited) ETHEL GRIFFIES ... Voice Teacher (uncredited) GEORGE GUHL ... Piano Mover (uncredited) RUDDY HARTZ ... (uncredited) GRACE HAYLE ... Rural Mother (uncredited) DARRYL HICKMAN ... Boots (uncredited) PAUL HILTON ... (uncredited) DON HULBERT ... Duck (uncredited) RICHARD HUMPHRIES ... Chicago (uncredited) DANNY JACKSON ... (uncredited) SELMER JACKSON ... Doctor (uncredited) TERRY KAYE ... (uncredited) JACK LINDQUIST ... Chorus Member (uncredited) WALLY MAHER ... Reporter (uncredited) MARILYN MARLIN ... Ginger (uncredited) PATTI MCCARTY ... Patsy (uncredited) JACKIE MCGEE ... Lucky (uncredited) MARILYN MCKAY ... Cutie (uncredited) DORO MERANDE ... Gerry Society Woman (uncredited) JOHNNIE MORRIS ... Newsboy (uncredited) OTTOLA NESMITH ... Elderly Lady (uncredited) OSCAR O'SHEA ... Mr. Flannigan (uncredited) JACQUELINE OSSIA ... Penny (uncredited) EMORY PARNELL ... Mr. Olson (uncredited) PATSY PARSONS ... Cookie (uncredited) GEORGE C. PEARCE ... Gerry Society Member (uncredited) JACK PENNICK ... Prizefighter (uncredited) STANLEY PRICE ... Reporter (uncredited) FRANCES RAYMOND ... Gerry Society Woman (uncredited) RALPH REED ... (uncredited) BODIL ROSING ... Mrs. Swanson (uncredited) JEAN RUTH ... Butch (uncredited) RALPH SANFORD ... Uniformed Doorman (uncredited) BILLY SIMMS ... Spike (uncredited) HOWARD SMILEY ... Skipper (uncredited) EDWIN STANLEY ... Gerry Member (uncredited) DEE SWANEY ... (uncredited) KAY TAPSCOTT ... Marilyn McKay-cutie (uncredited) LEON TYLER ... Big Ears (uncredited) DOROTHY VAUGHAN ... Mrs. Riley (uncredited) MAX WAGNER ... Third Piano Mover (uncredited) MORGAN WALLACE ... Lou Morris (uncredited) CLYDE WILLSON ... (uncredited) KENNETH WILSON ... Ken (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROY DEL RUTH ========= Writing Credits: ARTHUR CAESAR ... (based on a story by) and WILLIAM A. PIERCE ... (based on a story by) FRANK BUTLER ... (screenplay) and DON HARTMAN ... (screenplay) and ARTHUR CAESAR ... (screenplay) WALTER DELEON ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: CHARLES R. ROGERS ... producer WILLIAM LEBARON ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: ALFRED NEWMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: KARL STRUSS ========= Film Editing by: ALMA MACRORIE ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER ROBERT USHER ========= Set Decoration by: A.E. FREUDEMAN ========= Costume Design by: EDITH HEAD ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: HAL WALKER ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: CHARLES HISSERICH ... sound recordist RICHARD OLSON ... sound recordist ========= Music Department: CHARLES HENDERSON ... vocal arranger ALFRED NEWMAN ... musical director TROY SANDERS ... music assistant NORMAN WINTER ... vocal instructor: Miss Ware ========= Additional Crew: RALPH FAULKNER ... fight choreographer LEROY PRINZ ... choreographer: musical numbers staged by |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1939) [USA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1939) [UK] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1940) [SWEDEN] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV |
| 1 September 1939 {premiere} [Honolulu, Hawaii, USA] 8 September 1939 [USA] 28 September 1939 (review date) [USA] 26 March 1940 [Sweden] 5 July 1940 [Groningen, Netherlands] 3 October 1940 [Denmark] 15 June 1945 [Brussels, Belgium] |
 HAWAIIAN NIGHTS (Comedy | Music | Romance) [1 hour 5 minutes] Bandleader Tim Hartley's father objects strongly to his son's occupation choice and packs him off to Hawaii to manage the family hotel holdings. This proves to be a wrong move as Hawaiia has more bands than it does pineapples. |
HAWAII SING ME TO SLEEP Written by Frank Loesser and Matty Malneck Sung by Johnny Downs HEY, GOOD LOOKIN'! Written by Frank Loesser and Matty Malneck Sung by Johnny Downs I FOUND MY LOVE Written by Frank Loesser and Matty Malneck THEN I WROTE THE MINUET IN G (based on Beethoven melody) Written by Frank Loesser and Matty Malneck |
JOHNNY DOWNS ... Ted Hartley CONSTANCE MOORE ... Lonnie Lane MARY CARLISLE ... Millie EDDIE QUILLAN ... Ray Peters ETIENNE GIRARDOT ... Alonzo Dilman SAMUEL S. HINDS ... Lane THURSTON HALL ... T.C. Hartley ROBERT EMMETT KEANE ... Fothering WILLIE FUNG ... Murphy PRINCESS LUANA ... Luana PRINCE LEILANI (as PRINCE LEILENI) ... Leileni MATTY MALNECK ... Orchestra Leader SOL HOOPII Jr. (as SOL HOOPII) ... Hawaiian Band Leader MATTY MALNECK'S ORCHESTRA ... Orchestra SOL HOOPII HAWAIIAN BAND ... Band Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HARRY A. BAILEY ... Bit Part (uncredited) CHRIS WILLOW BIRD ... Joe (uncredited) LOWELL DREW ... Restaurant Proprietor (uncredited) EDDIE FETHERSTON ... Bit Part (uncredited) BYRON FOULGER ... Evans (uncredited) AUGIE GOUPIL ... Hawaiian Specialty Dancer (uncredited) AL KIKUME ... Mori (uncredited) YVONNE MORAY ... Midget (uncredited) SATINI PUALOA ... Native (uncredited) GRACE STAFFORD ... Secretary (uncredited) WILLIAM WORTHINGTON ... Man in Hotel Lobby (uncredited) |
Directed by: ALBERT S. ROGELL ========= Writing Credits: JOHN GREY ... (story) CHARLES GRAYSON ... (screenplay) and LEE LOEB ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: MAX GOLDEN ... associate producer ========= Cinematography by: STANLEY CORTEZ ========= Film Editing by: OTTO LUDWIG ========= Costume Design by: VERA WEST ========= Music Department: CHARLES PREVIN ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: HAL HERMAN ... unit publicist (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1939) [USA] Theatrical |
| 15 September 1939 {premiere} [Houston, Texas, USA] 10 October 1939 [Los Angeles, California, USA] 13 October 1939 [USA] 12 January 1940 [Ireland] 10 April 1940 [Mexico] 24 December 1940 [Portugal] 9 January 1941 [Sweden] 3 February 1941 [Hungary] 1 June 1941 [Finland] 27 June 1945 [France] 29 June 1945 [Denmark] 4 June 1948 [Austria] 8 June 1948 [Japan] 15 March 1950 [Italy] 13 November 1971 (TV premiere) [Spain] 11 December 1995 (TV premiere) [Germany] 27 January 2000 (re-release) [Australia] |
 BABES IN ARMS (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 34 minutes] Mickey Moran, a talented singer and musician, is son of a veteran from show business. Mickey has a partner, Patsy Barton, a pretty girl and also a very talented singer. One day, a big opportunity arrives for Mickey, a big contract to set up his own show. However, things don't go well, and in order to avoid being sent to a work farm, he'll improvise a show in the country, despite the awful weather conditions. Patsy's in love with Mickey, he loves her, too, but for him the show must go on, and his big dream maybe will come true: to formally stage his play in a big scenario, with a huge production. |
BABES IN ARMS (1937) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Played during the opening credits Sung by Douglas McPhail (uncredited), Mickey Rooney (uncredited), Judy Garland (uncredited) and chorus WHERE OR WHEN (1937) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Played during the opening credits Sung by Douglas McPhail (uncredited), Betty Jaynes (uncredited) and Judy Garland (uncredited) GOOD MORNING (1939) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by Judy Garland (uncredited) and Mickey Rooney (uncredited) Reprised at rehearsal and danced by the girls Played during the end credits GOD'S COUNTRY (1937) Music by Harold Arlen Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Sung and Danced by Mickey Rooney (uncredited), Douglas McPhail (uncredited), Judy Garland (uncredited), Betty Jaynes (uncredited) and chorus Reprised in the show by Rooney and chorus GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY (1904) (uncredited) Written by George M. Cohan In the score in the opening scene JA DA (1918) (uncredited) Written by Bob Carleton Performed by Charles Winninger on trombone ROCK-A-BYE BABY (1886) (uncredited) Written by Effie I. Canning Played at the theater and Sung by Charles Winninger, Henry Roquemore SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT (1818) (uncredited) Music by Franz Xaver Gruber In the score at Christmas TOOT, TOOT, TOOTSIE (GOO' BYE!) (1922) (uncredited) Written by Ernie Erdman, Dan Russo and Gus Kahn Danced by Mickey Rooney in a clip from Broadway to Hollywood (1933) AULD LANG SYNE (1788) (uncredited) Traditional Scottish ballad Played on Christmas Eve THE BROADWAY MELODY (1929) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung in a clip from The Broadway Melody (1929) by Charles King (dubbed by Robert Bradford) SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (1929) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung in a clip from The Hollywood Revue of 1929 (1929) by Cliff Edwards (dubbed by Tex Brodus) YOU ARE MY LUCKY STAR (1935) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by Betty Jaynes THE DARKTOWN STRUTTERS' BALL (1917) (uncredited) Written by Shelton Brooks Sung by party guests and Danced by Joe Caits and an unidentified man I LIKE OPERA/I LIKE SWING (1939) (uncredited) Composer unknown Performed by Judy Garland and Betty Jaynes FIGARO (1939) (uncredited) Words and music by Roger Edens Sung by Judy Garland LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR (1835) (uncredited) Composed by Gaetano Donizetti Sung by Betty Jaynes a bit BROADWAY RHYTHM (1935) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by Judy Garland A-TISKET, A-TASKET (uncredited) Traditional Nursery Rhyme Sung in the "Babes in Arms" number by a chorus HERE WE GO ROUND THE MULBERRY BUSH (uncredited) Traditional Nursery Rhyme Sung in the "Babes in Arms" number by a chorus THE LADY IS A TRAMP (1937) (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Played instrumentally during Rosalie's scenes I CRIED FOR YOU (1923) (uncredited) Written by Gus Arnheim, Abe Lyman, Arthur Freed Sung by Judy Garland MY DADDY WAS A MINSTREL MAN (1937) (uncredited) Written by Roger Edens Sung by Judy Garland GWINE TO RUNE ALL NIGHT (1850) (uncredited) ("De Camptown Races") Written by Stephen Foster Sung by a chorus THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME (SWANEE RIVER) (1851) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster Sung by a chorus OH! SUSANNA (1846) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster Sung and Danced by Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney MR. BONES AND MR. TAMBO (1939) (uncredited) Words and Music by Roger Edens Performed by Douglas McPhail, Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland and chorus IDA! SWEET AS APPLE CIDER (1903) (uncredited) Music by Eddie Munson Lyrics by Eddie Leonard Sung by Mickey Rooney MOONLIGHT BAY (1912) (uncredited) Music by Percy Wenrich Lyrics by Edward Madden Sung by chorus and Danced by Mickey Rooney I'M JUST WILD ABOUT HARRY (1921) (uncredited) Music by Eubie Blake Lyrics by Noble Sissle Sung and Danced by Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney and chorus MY DAY (uncredited) Composer unknown Performed by Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland imitating Franklin Delano and Eleanor Roosevelt (Cut from the film after Roosevelt's death in 1945, but available in some DVD's) THE STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER (1897) (uncredited) Music by John Philip Sousa Played in the show BOB WHITE (WHATCHA GONNA SWING TONIGHT?) (1937) (uncredited) Music by Bernard Hanighen Lyrics by Johnny Mercer DIE WALKÜRE (1870) (uncredited) Music by Richard Wagner |
MICKEY ROONEY ... Mickey Moran JUDY GARLAND ... Patsy Barton CHARLES WINNINGER ... Joe Moran GUY KIBBEE ... Judge Black JUNE PREISSER ... Rosalie Essex GRACE HAYES ... Florrie Moran BETTY JAYNES ... Molly Moran DOUGLAS MCPHAIL ... Don Brice RAND BROOKS ... Jeff Steele LENI LYNN ... Dody Martini JOHNNY SHEFFIELD (as JOHN SHEFFIELD) ... Bobs HENRY HULL ... Madox BARNETT PARKER ... William ANN SHOEMAKER ... Mrs. Barton MARGARET HAMILTON ... Martha Steele JOSEPH CREHAN ... Mr. Essex GEORGE MCKAY ... Brice HENRY ROQUEMORE ... Shaw LELAH TYLER ... Mrs. Brice Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CHARLES D. BROWN ... Larry Randall (uncredited) ANN BUPP ... Minor Role (uncredited) JOE CAITS ... Vaudevillian Veteran (uncredited) GEORGE F. CALGER JR. ... Young Mickey Moran (uncredited) FRANK DARIEN ... Mr. Parks - Druggist (uncredited) DICK DENNIS ... Singer (uncredited) JAMES DONLAN ... Fred (uncredited) INNA GEST ... Minor Role (uncredited) LOIS JAMES ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) ROBERT EMMETT KEANE ... Booking Agent (uncredited) LON MCCALLISTER ... Boy (uncredited) SIDNEY MILLER ... Sid (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Vaudevilian Celebrant (uncredited) CHARLES SMITH ... Shy Youth (uncredited) LEONARD SUES ... Minor Role (uncredited) LIBBY TAYLOR ... Millicent - Rosalie's Maid (uncredited) MARY TREEN ... Receptionist (uncredited) PAT WEST ... Vaudevillian Veteran (uncredited) FRANK WHITBECK ... Trailer Announcer (voice) (uncredited) ROBERT WINKLER ... Minor Role (uncredited) |
Directed by: BUSBY BERKELEY ========= Writing Credits: JACK MCGOWAN ... (screen play) and KAY VAN RIPER ... (screen play) RICHARD RODGERS (as RICHARD ROGERS) ... (based on the play by) and LORENZ HART ... (based on the play by) ANITA LOOS ... (uncredited) NOEL LANGLEY ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) JOHN MEEHAN ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) FLORENCE RYERSON ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) ANNALEE WHITMORE ... (uncredited) EDGAR ALLAN WOOLF ... (contributor to treatment) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: ARTHUR FREED ... producer ========= Music by: GEORGE BASSMAN ... (uncredited) GEORGE STOLL ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: RAY JUNE ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: FRANK SULLIVAN ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Set Decoration by: EDWIN B. WILLIS ... (set decorations) ========= Production Management: ART SMITH ... unit manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: WILLIAM RYAN ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: MERRILL PYE ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: DOLLY TREE ... wardrobe ========= Music Department: LEO ARNAUD ... orchestral arrangements GEORGE BASSMAN ... orchestral arrangements ROGER EDENS ... music adaptation GEORGE STOLL ... musical director MURRAY CUTTER ... orchestrator (uncredited) WALLY HEGLIN ... orchestrator (uncredited) PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestrator (uncredited) ARTHUR SCHUTT ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: EDDIE LARKIN ... assistant dance director (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) (presents) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) (1939) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1941) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1947) [NORWAY] Theatrical MGM/UA Home Entertainment [USA] VHS Warner Home Video [USA] VHS |
| 15 December 1939 {premiere} [USA] 29 December 1939 [USA] 21 March 1940 [Australia] 24 April 1940 [Mexico] 14 June 1940 [Sweden] 17 December 1940 [Hungary] 1940 [Slovenia] 23 January 1941 [Denmark] 28 February 1941 [Portugal] 5 April 1942 [Finland] 23 May 1947 [France] 1949 [West Germany] 1 August 1958 (re-release) [Finland] 10 January 1964 (re-release) [Denmark] |
 BALALAIKA (Musical | Romance) [1 hour 42 minutes] Prince Peter Karagin, an officer in the Cossack army, sees and hears lovely Lydia Marakova in the cafe Balalaika in St. Petersburg and wants to meet her. When he hears she likes to fraternize with a lower class of people, he gives a student 50 rubles for his clothing. She eventually accepts his persistant presence and they fall in love. Peter uses his influence to get Lydia an audition at the opera house, where she is hired and is scheduled to perform later. The Prince, however, is not aware that she, her father and brother are part of a revolutionary movement. Their mutual deception is quickly shattered when Peter and the Cossacks violently break up a revolutionary rally in the public square, where Lydia's brother is killed. Soon afterwards, she learns that the rebels plan to assassinate Peter and his uncle, General Karagin, at the opera house on opening night, and still in love, she warns Peter not to go to the performance. He cancels the reservations, but General Karagin decides to... |
AT THE BALALAIKA Music by George Posford Music by adaped by Herbert Stothart Lyric by Robert Wright and Chet Forrest (as George Forrest) Sung by Illona Massey and the Russian Art Choir also sung by Walter Woolf King also sung by Nelson Eddy TANYA Music and lyrics by Bob Wright and Chet Forrest Sung by Ilona Massey RIDE, COSSACK, RIDE Music and Lyrics by Bob Wright and Chet Forrest Sung by Nelson Eddy and the Russian Cossack Choir SHADOWS ON THE SAND Music and Lyrics by Bob Wright and Chet Forrest THE SONG OF THE VOLGA BOATMEN MAGIC OF YOUR LOVE Written by Gus Kahn SCHEHEREZADE Written by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Used in an opera CARMEN Written by Georges Bizet Excerpts sung by Nelson Eddy and Ilona Massey RUSSIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM Composer unknown Sung by the audience at the opera house SILENT NIGHT (STILLE NACHT) Written by Joseph Mohr and Franz Xaver Gruber Sung in German by Nelson Eddy and by Austrian soldiers. OCHI TCHORNYA Traditional ballad Sung by Nelson Eddy |
NELSON EDDY ... Prince Peter Karagin, aka Peter Teranda ILONA MASSEY ... Lydia Pavlovna Marakova CHARLES RUGGLES (as CHARLIE RUGGLES) ... Nicki Popoff FRANK MORGAN ... Ivan Danchenoff LIONEL ATWILL ... Prof. Marakov C. AUBREY SMITH ... Gen. Karagin JOYCE COMPTON ... Masha (Lydia's maid) DALIES FRANTZ ... Dimitri Marakov WALTER WOOLF KING ... Capt. Michael Sibirsky PHILLIP TERRY ... Lt. Smirnoff FREDERICK WORLOCK ... Ramensky ABNER BIBERMAN ... Leo Proplinski ARTHUR W. CERNITZ ... Capt. Sergei Pavloff ROLAND VARNO ... Lt. Nikitin GEORGE TOBIAS ... Slaski (bartender) PAUL SUTTON ... Anton (waiter) WILLY CASTELLO ... Capt. Testoff PAUL IRVING ... Prince Morodin MILDRED SHAY ... Jeanette Sibirsky ALMA KRUGER ... Mrs. Danchenoff ZEFFIE TILBURY ... Princess Natalya Petrovna Rest of cast listed alphabetically: DEMETRIUS ALEXIS ... (uncredited) DOROTHY ATES ... Cafe Girl (uncredited) DOUGLAS BEATTIE ... Baritone (uncredited) JOHN BLEIFER ... (uncredited) CHARLES BROKAW ... Soldier (uncredited) RAND BROOKS ... Crying Soldier (uncredited) MAURICE CASS ... (uncredited) FEODOR CHALIAPIN JR. ... Soldier (uncredited) IRENE COLEMAN ... Cafe Girl (uncredited) ALEXIS DAVIDOFF ... (uncredited) DICK DENNIS ... Singer (uncredited) AL FERGUSON ... Soldier (uncredited) ANATOL FRIKIN ... Singing Russian Cossacks Director (uncredited) JACK GEORGE ... Violinist (uncredited) BORIS GLAGOLIN ... (uncredited) JOHN GUBBINS ... (uncredited) EDDIE HART ... (uncredited) JOHN HOLLAND ... (uncredited) CHARLES JUDELS ... Batoff (uncredited) ILIA KHMARA ... (uncredited) HARRY LAMONT ... (uncredited) DAVID LAUGHLIN ... (uncredited) JACK LUDEN ... (uncredited) MICHAEL MARK ... (uncredited) ERIC MAYNE ... Aristocrat (uncredited) ART MILES ... (uncredited) PAUL NEWLAN ... Policeman (uncredited) SIGURD NILSSEN ... Sultan (uncredited) ED PAYSON ... (uncredited) IRRA PETINA ... (uncredited) LEE PHELPS ... Doorman (uncredited) REX POST ... (uncredited) FRANK PUGLIA ... Ivan - Troika Inn Owner (uncredited) CONSTANTINE ROMANOFF ... (uncredited) WILLIAM ROYLE ... (uncredited) HECTOR V. SARNO ... (uncredited) EARL SEAMAN ... Soldier (uncredited) HARRY SEMELS ... (uncredited) MARLA SHELTON ... (uncredited) FLORENCE SHIRLEY ... Lily Allison (uncredited) ROBERT R. STEPHENSON ... (uncredited) KAY SUTTON ... Girl at the Balalaika (uncredited) DIRK THANE ... (uncredited) ANDREW TOMBES ... Wilbur Allison (uncredited) MONTE VANDERGRIFT ... Corporal (uncredited) ELLINOR VANDERVEER ... (uncredited) ERNÖ VEREBES ... Danchenoff's Secretary (uncredited) GEORGE VOLK ... Soldier (uncredited) MARJORIE WOODWORTH ... Russian Girl (uncredited) HARRY WORTH ... (uncredited) |
Directed by: REINHOLD SCHÜNZEL (as REINHOLD SCHUNZEL) ========= Writing Credits: LEON GORDON ... (screenplay) and CHARLES BENNETT ... (screenplay) and JACQUES DEVAL ... (screenplay) ERIC MASCHWITZ ... (based on the play by) RICHARD CONNELL ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (unconfirmed) (uncredited) VINCENT LAWRENCE ... (contributor to screenplay construction) (unconfirmed) (uncredited) GEORGE OPPENHEIMER ... (unconfirmed) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: LAWRENCE WEINGARTEN ... producer ========= Music by: HERBERT STOTHART ========= Cinematography by: KARL FREUND JOSEPH RUTTENBERG ========= Film Editing by: GEORGE BOEMLER ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Set Decoration by: EDWIN B. WILLIS ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) VALLES ... (costumes: men) ========= Makeup Department: JACK DAWN ... makeup creator ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: DOLPH ZIMMER ... assistant director ========= Art Department: EDDIE IMAZU ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Music Department: WILLIAM AXT ... conductor MURRAY CUTTER ... orchestrator ANATOL FRIKIN ... choir director WALLY HEGLIN ... orchestrator PAUL MARQUARDT ... orchestrator WILLIAM AXT ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ERNST MATRAY ... choreographer ALBERTINA RASCH ... ballet choreographer FLORENCE NELSON ... assistant: Albertina Rasch (uncredited) ANDREI TOLSTOY ... technical advisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) (1939) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro Goldwyn Mayer (1947) [FRANCE] Theatrical - re-issue Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1948) [NORWAY] Theatrical MGM/UA Home Entertainment (2000) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video (2012) [USA] DVD - (dvdr) |
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| Release Date | Film | Soundtrack | Cast | Crew | Company Credits |
| 3 April 1939 [UK] 26 January 1940 [USA] 9 November 1941 [Finland] 10 February 1942 [Barcelona, Spain] 19 February 1942 [Madrid, Spain] 26 June 1943 [Sweden] 20 December 1944 [France] 10 January 1945 [Brussels, Belgium] |
 THE LAMBETH WALK (Comedy) [1 hour 24 minutes] When Bill Snibson, a Lambeth cockney, discovers that he is a descendant from the Earl of Hareford and that he will now be residing in a Mayfair mansion with a bunch of snobbish relatives, he still holds to her plain girlfriend Sally Smith and his Lambeth roots, even if that means facing his terrible aristocratic aunt. And maybe the simple chaps can teach the rich how to get some fun : "Once you get down Lambeth way - Every evening, every day - You'll find yourself - Doin' the Lambeth walk". Adapted from the highly successful West End musical which also became an early TV broadcast. |
THE LAMBETH WALK Music by Noel Gay Lyrics by Douglas Furber ME AND MY GIRL Music by Noel Gay Lyrics by Douglas Furber |
LUPINO LANE ... Bill Snibson SALLY GRAY ... Sally SEYMOUR HICKS ... Sir John Tremayne NORAH HOWARD ... The Duchess ENID STAMP-TAYLOR ... Jacqueline WALLACE LUPINO ... Parchester WILFRID HYDE-WHITE ... Lord Battersby MAY HALLATT ... Lady Battersby MARK LESTER ... Sir Roger CHARLES HESLOP ... Oswald Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JULIAN VEDEY ... Apple Seller (uncredited) |
Directed by: ALBERT DE COURVILLE ========= Writing Credits: JOHN PADDY CARSTAIRS ... (writer) ROBERT EDMUNDS ... (writer) DOUGLAS FURBER ... (play) NOEL GAY ... (play) CLIFFORD GREY ... (writer) LOUISA ROSE ... (play) ========= Produced by: ANTHONY HAVELOCK-ALLAN ... producer ========= Music by: JACK BEAVER ... (uncredited) LOUIS LEVY ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: FRANCIS CARVER ========= Film Editing by: RICHARD BEST LISTER LAURANCE ========= Production Management: E.J. HOLDING ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ARTHUR ALCOTT ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: LESLIE MURRAY ... sound recordist ========= Camera and Electrical Department: GILBERT TAYLOR ... assistant camera ========= Music Department: LOUIS LEVY ... musical director |
Production Companies: Pinebrook Studios ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [USA] Theatrical |
| 15 December 1939 {premiere} [Atlanta, Georgia, USA] 19 December 1939 {premiere} [New York City, New York, USA] 28 December 1939 {premiere} [Los Angeles, California, USA] 17 January 1940 [USA] 16 February 1940 [Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada] 18 April 1940 {premiere} [UK] 30 April 1940 {premiere} [Sydney, Australia] 1 May 1940 [Australia] 19 September 1940 [Brazil] 19 September 1940 {avant-pemiere} [Brazil] 25 September 1940 [Uruguay] 26 September 1940 [Argentina] 10 October 1940 [Peru] 22 January 1941 [Mexico] 6 October 1941 [Sweden] 31 March 1942 (re-release) [USA] 4 September 1942 [Ireland] 26 March 1943 (re-release) [Ireland] 20 September 1943 [Portugal] 17 April 1945 {premiere} [Brussels, Belgium] 21 August 1947 (re-release) [USA] 15 December 1947 [Norway] 3 March 1949 (re-release) [Belgium] 3 March 1949 [Netherlands] 12 March 1949 [Italy] 16 June 1949 [Hong Kong] 20 May 1950 [France] 2 June 1950 (re-release) [Australia] 15 September 1950 [Finland] 17 November 1950 {premiere} [Barcelona, Spain] 17 November 1950 [Madrid, Spain] 1950 [Istanbul, Turkey] 25 April 1952 [Taiwan] 20 May 1952 [Davao, Philippines] 4 September 1952 [Japan] 14 January 1953 [Turkey] 15 January 1953 [West Germany] 30 January 1953 [Austria] 2 February 1953 [Greece] 3 June 1954 (re-release) [USA] 5 September 1954 [Slovenia] 15 September 1954 (re-release) [France] 25 March 1957 [South Korea] 9 September 1958 [Denmark] 27 December 1959 [Taiwan] 10 March 1961 (re-release) [Atlanta, Georgia, USA] 11 December 1961 (re-release) [Madrid, Spain] 29 December 1961 (re-release) [Finland] 15 October 1962 (re-release) [Spain] January 1963 [Poland] 25 March 1967 (First 70mm re-release) [Sydney, Australia] 18 September 1967 (70mm re-release) [Brazil] 10 October 1967 (70mm re-release) [New York City, New York, USA] 14 October 1967 (70mm re-release) [USA] 1 November 1967 (70mm re-release) [Argentina] 5 September 1968 (70mm release) [Uruguay] 10 September 1968 (re-release) [UK] 14 November 1968 (70mm re-release) [Belgium] 20 December 1968 (70mm release) [Ireland] 12 March 1969 (70mm re-release) [London, UK] 11 April 1969 (re-release) [France] 9 October 1970 (70 mm re-release) [Madrid, Spain] 22 October 1970 (re-release) [Barcelona, Spain] 5 February 1972 (re-release) [Japan] 28 February 1972 (re-release) [Brazil] 21 July 1972 (re-release) [Portugal] 1 February 1974 (re-release) [Turkey] 18 September 1974 (re-release) [USA] 19 April 1976 (re-release) [Brazil] 11 June 1976 (TV premiere) [USA] 28 August 1976 (re-release) [Japan] 11 February 1977 (re-release) [Finland] 10 November 1977 (re-release) [Italy] 29 May 1980 (re-release) [Madrid, Spain] 4 June 1980 (re-release) [Portugal] 22 May 1981 (re-release) [Australia] 21 July 1983 (re-release) [Australia] 9 September 1983 (TV premiere) [Brazil] 27 June 1986 (TV release) [Spain] 3 February 1989 (re-release) [USA] 17 August 1989 (restored version) [Sydney, Australia] 3 November 1989 (re-release) [Madrid, Spain] 29 March 1990 (re-release) [West Germany] 19 October 1990 {premiere} [Moscow, Soviet Union] 24 December 1990 [Estonia] 12 January 1992 [Czechoslovakia] 6 August 1994 (re-release) [Japan] 5 May 1995 (re-release) [South Korea] 26 June 1998 (re-release) [USA] 13 May 1999 (re-release) [Australia] 5 August 1999 (re-release) [Argentina] 16 October 1999 (re-release) [Japan] 28 January 2000 (re-release) [New Zealand] 13 July 2001 (re-release) [Spain] August 2002 {DVD premiere} [Russia] 1 October 2003 (re-release) [France] 3 December 2004 {DVD premiere} [Poland] 28 December 2005 (re-release) [Japan] 27 February 2009 (re-release) [Poland] 30 October 2010 {Toyohashi Slowtown Cinema Festival} [Japan] 22 November 2013 (re-release) [UK] 4 September 2014 (re-release) [Peru] 18 October 2014 {Morelia International Film Festival} [Mexico] 30 October 2014 (re-release) [Mexico] 29 November 2014 {Torino Film Festival} [Italy] 18 December 2014 (digitally restored version) [Netherlands] 20 April 2017 (re-release) (digitally restored version) [Argentina] 30 August 2019 (re-release) [Taiwan] |
 GONE WITH THE WIND (Drama | History | Romance | War) [3 hour 58 minutes] Scarlett is a woman who can deal with a nation at war, Atlanta burning, the Union Army carrying off everything from her beloved Tara, the carpetbaggers who arrive after the war. Scarlett is beautiful. She has vitality. But Ashley, the man she has wanted for so long, is going to marry his placid cousin, Melanie. Mammy warns Scarlett to behave herself at the party at Twelve Oaks. There is a new man there that day, the day the Civil War begins. Rhett Butler. Scarlett does not know he is in the room when she pleads with Ashley to choose her instead of Melanie. |
SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL THEME (1937) (uncredited) Written by Alfred Newman Played for the Selznick International Logo (I WISH I WAS IN) DIXIE'S LAND (1860) (uncredited) Written by Daniel Decatur Emmett Played often in the score KATIE BELLE (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster In the score for Tara and Twelve Oaks scenes UNDER THE WILLOW SHE'S SLEEPING (1860) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster In the score for Tara scenes LOU'SIANA BELLE (1847) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster In the score for Twelve Oaks scenes DOLLY DAY (1850) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster In the score for Twelve Oaks scenes RING DE BANJO (1851) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster In the score for Twelve Oaks scenes SWEET AND LOW (1865) (uncredited) Music by Joseph Barnby In the score for the afternoon nap scenes YE CAVALIERS OF DIXIE (uncredited) Composer unknown In the score when Charles Hamilton challenges Rhett, and other sections TAPS (1862) (uncredited) Written by Daniel Butterfield In the score for the death of Charles, and other sections MASSA'S IN DE COLD GROUND (1852) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster In the score for the death of Charles and Frank MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND (1861) (uncredited) Music based the traditional German Christmas carol "O Tannennbam" In the score at the bazaar in Atlanta and at the train depot IRISH WASHERWOMAN (uncredited) Traditional Irish Jig Dance music at the bazaar in Atlanta GARRYOWEN (uncredited) Traditional Dance music at the bazaar in Atlanta WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME (1863) (uncredited) Written by Louis Lambert (Pseudonym for Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore) In the score at Gettysburg and other sections WEEPING, SAD AND LONELY (WHEN THIS CRUEL WAR IS OVER) (1862) (uncredited) Music by Henry Tucker In the score outside the Examiner Newspaper office THE BONNIE BLUE FLAG (uncredited) Traditional Irish tune Lyrics by Harry McCarthy [In the score at the depot and other sections] HARK! THE HERALD ANGELS SING (pub. 1856) (uncredited) Music by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (1840) In the score for Christmas at Aunt Pittypat's TRAMP! TRAMP! TRAMP! (THE BOYS ARE MARCHING) (1864) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by George Frederick Root In the score during the siege THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME (SWANEE RIVER) (1851) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster In the score at the train depot and during the intermission GO DOWN MOSES (LET MY PEOPLE GO) (uncredited) Traditional Negro spiritual Sung by marching negro soldiers off to fight the Yankees MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME (1853) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Stephen Foster In the score in the birth of Melanie's baby sequence Sung a cappella by Butterfly McQueen MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA (1865) (uncredited) Written by Henry Clay Work In the score during the escape from Atlanta, and other sections BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC (circa 1856) (uncredited) Music by William Steffe In the score during the burning of Atlanta sequence BEAUTIFUL DREAMER (1862) (uncredited) Music by Stephen Foster Played during the intermission JEANIE WITH THE LIGHT BROWN HAIR (1854) (uncredited) Music by Stephen Foster Played during the intermission YANKEE DOODLE (ca. 1755) (uncredited) Traditional music of English origin In the score when the war is over STARS OF THE SUMMER NIGHT (1856) (uncredited) Music by Isaac Baker Woodbury In the score during the New Orleans honeymoon BRIDAL CHORUS (HERE COMES THE BRIDE) (1850) (uncredited) from "Lohengrin" Written by Richard Wagner In the score after Scarlett's nightmare DEEP RIVER (uncredited) Traditional in the score at the lumber mill FOR HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW (uncredited) Traditional Sung by guests at the party LONDON BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN (uncredited) Traditional children's song In the score in London BEN BOLT (OH DON'T YOU REMEMBER) (1848) (uncredited) Music by Nelson Kneass Poem by Thomas Dunn English (1842) Sung a cappella by Vivien Leigh (UNSPECIFIED CUE) From the film His Brother's Wife By Franz Waxman [When Scarlett returns to Tara and learns that her mother has died] |
THOMAS MITCHELL ... Gerald O'Hara BARBARA O'NEIL (as BARBARA O'NEILL) ... Ellen - His Wife VIVIEN LEIGH ... Scarlett - Their Daughter EVELYN KEYES ... Suellen - Their Daughter ANN RUTHERFORD ... Carreen - Their Daughter GEORGE REEVES ... Stuart Tarleton - Scarlett's Beau FRED CRANE ... Brent Tarleton - Scarlett's Beau HATTIE MCDANIEL ... Mammy - House Servant OSCAR POLK ... Pork - House Servant BUTTERFLY MCQUEEN ... Prissy - House Servant VICTOR JORY ... Jonas Wilkerson - Field Overseer EVERETT BROWN ... Big Sam - Field Foreman HOWARD HICKMAN ... John Wilkes ALICIA RHETT ... India - His Daughter LESLIE HOWARD ... Ashley - His Son OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND ... Melanie Hamilton - Their Cousin RAND BROOKS ... Charles Hamilton - Her Brother CARROLL NYE ... Frank Kennedy - A Guest CLARK GABLE ... Rhett Butler - Visitor from Charleston LAURA HOPE CREWS ... Aunt 'Pittypat' Hamilton EDDIE 'ROCHESTER' ANDERSON (as EDDIE ANDERSON) ... Uncle Peter - Her Coachman HARRY DAVENPORT ... Dr. Meade LEONA ROBERTS ... Mrs. Meade JANE DARWELL ... Mrs. Merriwether ONA MUNSON ... Belle Watling PAUL HURST ... Yankee Deserter ISABEL JEWELL ... Emmy Slattery CAMMIE KING CONLON (as CAMMIE KING) ... Bonnie Blue Butler ERIC LINDEN ... Amputation Case J.M. KERRIGAN ... Johnny Gallagher WARD BOND ... Tom - Yankee Captain JACKIE MORAN ... Phil Meade CLIFF EDWARDS ... Reminiscent Soldier LILLIAN KEMBLE-COOPER (as L. KEMBLE-COOPER) ... Bonnie's Nurse in London YAKIMA CANUTT ... Renegade MARCELLA MARTIN ... Cathleen Calvert LOUIS JEAN HEYDT ... Hungry Soldier Holding Beau Wilkes MICKEY KUHN ... Beau Wilkes OLIN HOWLAND ... A Carpetbagger Businessman IRVING BACON ... Corporal ROBERT ELLIOTT ... Yankee Major WILLIAM BAKEWELL ... Mounted Officer MARY ANDERSON ... Maybelle Merriwether Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JOHN ALBRIGHT ... Wounded Soldier (uncredited) ERIC ALDEN ... Rafe Calvert (uncredited) JOHN ARLEDGE ... Dying Soldier (uncredited) ROSCOE ATES ... Convalescent Soldier (uncredited) TREVOR BARDETTE ... Minor Role (uncredited) DOROTHY BARRETT ... Girl (uncredited) JANET BARRETT ... Cancan Girl (uncredited) LENNIE BLUETT ... Yankee Soldier in Shantytown / Townsperson (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Gentleman at Twelve Oaks Barbecue (uncredited) MORGAN BROWN ... Party Guest (uncredited) DAISY BUFFORD ... Housemaid at Evening Prayers (uncredited) ANN BUPP ... Minor Role (uncredited) JAMES BUSH ... Gentleman (uncredited) RUTH BYERS ... Housemaid at Evening Prayers (uncredited) GARY CARLSON ... Beau Wilkes (uncredited) HORACE B. CARPENTER ... Atlanta Citizen (uncredited) LOUISE CARTER ... Bandleader's Wife (uncredited) SHIRLEY CHAMBERS ... Belle's Girl (uncredited) EDDY CHANDLER ... Sergeant at Hospital (uncredited) SILVER CHIEF ... Thomas Mitchell's white horse (uncredited) WALLIS CLARK ... Poker-Playing Captain (uncredited) RICHARD CLUCAS ... Minor Role (uncredited) FRANK COGHLAN JR. ... Collapsing Soldier (uncredited) BILLY COOK ... Boy with Tears When Death Rolls Are Read (uncredited) JIM COREY ... Lumber Mill Convict (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Minor Role (uncredited) MARTINA CORTINA ... Housemaid at Twelve Oaks (uncredited) LUKE COSGRAVE ... Bandleader (uncredited) KERNAN CRIPPS ... Yankee Soldier in Shantytown (uncredited) PATRICK CURTIS ... Melanie's Baby (uncredited) RUSSELL CUSTER ... Party Guest (uncredited) YOLA D'AVRIL ... Belle's Girl (uncredited) NED DAVENPORT ... Jewel Collector at Bazaar (uncredited) MARVIN DAVIS ... Minor Role (uncredited) DOLORES DEAN ... Minor Role (uncredited) DAWN DODD ... Minor Role (uncredited) LESTER DORR ... Minor Role (uncredited) PHYLLIS DOUGLAS ... Bonnie Blue Butler - Age 2 (uncredited) JOAN DRAKE ... Hospital Nurse (uncredited) F. DRIVER ... Housemaid at Evening Prayers (uncredited) EDYTHE ELLIOTT ... General's Wife (uncredited) SUSAN FALLIGANT ... Minor Role (uncredited) RICHARD FARNSWORTH ... Soldier (uncredited) FRANK FAYLEN ... Soldier Aiding Dr. Meade (uncredited) GERALDINE FISSETTE ... Cancan Girl (uncredited) KELLY GRIFFIN ... Bonnie Blue Butler as Newborn (uncredited) GEORGE HACKATHORNE ... Wounded Soldier in Pain (uncredited) CHUCK HAMILTON ... Yankee Soldier in Shantytown (uncredited) EVELYN HARDING ... Cancan Girl (uncredited) LUCILLE HARDING ... Guest at Twelve Oaks Party / Dancer at Altanta Ball (uncredited) INEZ HATCHETT ... Housemaid at Twelve Oaks (uncredited) JEAN HEKER ... Hospital Nurse (uncredited) RICKY HOLT ... Melanie's Son (uncredited) SHEP HOUGHTON ... Southern Dandy (uncredited) PEACHES JACKSON ... Cancan Girl (uncredited) CLAIRE JAMES ... Girl (uncredited) JERRY JAMES ... Dancer - Atlanta Bazaar (uncredited) SI JENKS ... Yankee on Street (uncredited) TOMMY KELLY ... Boy in Band (uncredited) EMMETT KING ... Party Guest (uncredited) W. KIRBY ... Yankee Soldier in Shantytown (uncredited) TIMOTHY J. LONERGAN ... Party Guest (uncredited) ROBERT LOCKE LORRAINE ... Party Guest (uncredited) BARBARA LYNN ... Cancan Girl (uncredited) MARGARET MANN ... Woman Writing Letter at Atlanta Church Hospital (uncredited) CAREN MARSH ... BBQ Guest / Girl at Bazaar (uncredited) WILLIAM McCLAIN ... Old Levi (uncredited) LEONA McDOWELL ... Minor Role (uncredited) GEORGE MEEKER ... Poker-Playing Captain (uncredited) CHARLES MIDDLETON ... Man with Stove Pipe Hat in Charge of Convict Workers (uncredited) LOLA MILLIORN ... Minor Role (uncredited) HANS MOEBUS ... Party Guest (uncredited) ALBERTO MORIN ... Rene Picard (uncredited) ADRIAN MORRIS ... Carpetbagger Orator (uncredited) LEE MURRAY ... Drummerboy (uncredited) H. NELLMAN ... Yankee Soldier in Shantytown (uncredited) DAVID NEWELL ... Cade Calvert (uncredited) JEANETTE NOESON ... Minor Role (uncredited) NAOMI PHARR ... Housemaid at Evening Prayers (uncredited) LEE PHELPS ... Bartender (uncredited) SPENCER QUINN ... Minor Role (uncredited) JOLANE REYNOLDS ... Cancan Girl (uncredited) MARJORIE REYNOLDS ... Guest at Twelve Oaks (uncredited) SUZANNE RIDGWAY ... Cancan Girl (uncredited) LOUISA ROBERT ... Minor Role (uncredited) AZARENE ROGERS ... Housemaid at Twelve Oaks (uncredited) SCOTT SEATON ... Guest at Birthday Party (uncredited) TOM SEIDEL ... Tony Fontaine (uncredited) TERRY SHERO ... Fanny Elsing (uncredited) WILLIAM STACK ... Minister (uncredited) WILLIAM STELLING ... Returning Veteran (uncredited) HARRY STRANG ... Tom's Aide (uncredited) DIRK WAYNE SUMMERS ... Youngest Boy in Band (uncredited) STEPHANIE TOLER ... Minor Role (uncredited) EMERSON TREACY ... Minor Role (uncredited) PHILLIP TRENT ... Gentleman / Bearded Confederate on Steps of Tara (uncredited) JULIA ANN TUCK ... Bonnie at Six Months (uncredited) TOM TYLER ... Commanding Officer During Evacuation (uncredited) DALE VAN SICKEL ... Gentleman at Twelve Oaks Barbecue (uncredited) E. ALYN WARREN ... Frank Kennedy's Clerk (uncredited) BLUE WASHINGTON ... Renegade's Companion (uncredited) RITA WATERHOUSE ... Girl in Blue Dress (uncredited) JOHN JOSEPH WATERMAN JR. ... New Born Baby Boy (uncredited) DAN WHITE ... Undetermined Minor Role (uncredited) SARAH WHITLEY ... Housemaid at Twelve Oaks (uncredited) ERNEST WHITMAN ... Carpetbagger's Friend (uncredited) GUY WILKERSON ... Wounded Card Player (uncredited) ZACK WILLIAMS ... Elijah (uncredited) PHYLLIS WOODWARD ... Minor Role (uncredited) JOHN WRAY ... Prison Gang Overseer (uncredited) |
Directed by: VICTOR FLEMING GEORGE CUKOR ... (uncredited) SAM WOOD ... (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: MARGARET MITCHELL ... (story of the old south "Gone with the Wind") SIDNEY HOWARD ... (screenplay) OLIVER H.P. GARRETT ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) BEN HECHT ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) JO SWERLING ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) JOHN VAN DRUTEN ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: DAVID O. SELZNICK ... producer ========= Music by: MAX STEINER ... (musical score) ========= Cinematography by: ERNEST HALLER ... (photographed by) LEE GARMES ... (photographed by) (uncredited) ========= Casting by: CHARLES RICHARDS ... (uncredited) FRED SCHUESSLER ... (uncredited) ========= Production Design by: WILLIAM CAMERON MENZIES ... (this production designed by) ========= Art Direction by: LYLE R. WHEELER (as LYLE WHEELER) ========= Set Decoration by: HOWARD BRISTOL ... (uncredited) ========= Costume Design by: WALTER PLUNKETT ... (costumes designed by) ========= Makeup Department: SYDNEY GUILAROFF ... hair stylist: Miss Leigh (uncredited) BEN NYE ... associate hair stylist / associate makeup artist (uncredited) HAZEL ROGERS ... associate hair stylist / associate makeup artist (uncredited) PAUL STANHOPE ... makeup artist (uncredited) MONTE WESTMORE ... hair stylist / makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Production Management: RAYMOND A. KLUNE ... production manager WILLIAM J. SCULLY ... unit manager (uncredited) DANIEL T. SHEA ... assistant production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ERIC STACEY (as ERIC G. STACEY) ... assistant director PETER BALLBUSCH ... second unit director (uncredited) RIDGEWAY CALLOW ... second assistant director (uncredited) B. REEVES EASON ... second unit director (uncredited) ARTHUR FELLOWS ... second second assistant director (uncredited) JAMES A. FITZPATRICK ... second unit director: Southern backgrounds (uncredited) HARVE FOSTER ... first assistant director: second unit (uncredited) CHESTER M. FRANKLIN ... second unit director: Chico unit (uncredited) WILLIAM CAMERON MENZIES ... second unit director (uncredited) JOHN SHERWOOD ... second second assistant director: second unit (uncredited) RALPH SLOSSER ... second assistant director: second unit (uncredited) ========= Art Department: EDWARD G. BOYLE ... interior decorator JOSEPH B. PLATT ... interiors HAROLD COLES ... property manager (uncredited) ARDEN CRIPE ... on-set propmaster (uncredited) HOBE ERWIN ... set designer (replaced) (uncredited) HAROLD FENTON ... construction superintendent (uncredited) JAMES FORNEY ... drapes (uncredited) DOROTHEA HOLT ... illustrator (uncredited) ROSS B. JACKMAN ... propmaker (uncredited) J. MCMILLAN JOHNSON ... production illustrator (uncredited) ROY MCLAUGHLIN ... greensman (uncredited) JOSEPH B. PLATT ... set designer (uncredited) GEORGE RULE ... assistant property master (uncredited) HENRY J. STAHL ... art department supervisor (uncredited) FLORENCE YOCH ... landscaping: Tara (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: FRANK MAHER ... recorder FRED ALBIN ... sound effects editor / sound re-recordist (uncredited) T.A. CARMAN ... boom operator (uncredited) ARTHUR JOHNS ... sound effects editor / sound re-recordist (uncredited) THOMAS T. MOULTON ... sound director (uncredited) GORDON SAWYER ... supervising sound editor (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: R.D. MUSGRAVE ... mechanical effects supervisor (uncredited) THOL SIMONSON ... pyrotechnician (uncredited) LEE ZAVITZ ... fire effects (uncredited) ========= Visual Effects by: JACK COSGROVE ... special photographic effects F.R. ABBOTT ... back projection (uncredited) HALLER BELT ... back projection (uncredited) ALAN COOK ... back projection (uncredited) BYRON L. CRABBE ... matte artist (uncredited) FITCH FULTON ... matte artist (uncredited) JACK SHAW ... matte artist (uncredited) ALBERT SIMPSON ... matte artist (uncredited) CLARENCE SLIFER ... special effects cinematographer (uncredited) ========= Stunts: YAKIMA CANUTT ... stunt coordinator / stunt double: Clark Gable (uncredited) RUTH CEDAR ... stunt double: Vivien Leigh (uncredited) B. REEVES EASON ... stunts (uncredited) DOROTHY MAE FARGO ... stunt double: Vivien Leigh (uncredited) RICHARD FARNSWORTH ... stunts (uncredited) FRANK FAWCETT ... stunt double: Paul Hurst (uncredited) LILA FINN ... stunt double: Vivien Leigh (uncredited) PEGGY FIOR ... stunt double: Vivien Leigh (uncredited) ALINE GOODWIN ... stunt double: Vivien Leigh (uncredited) CAREY HARRISON ... stunts (uncredited) MOZELLE MILLER ... stunt double: Vivien Leigh (uncredited) JOAN RODGERS ... stunt double: Vivien Leigh (uncredited) J. LEWIS SMITH ... stunt double: Clark Gable (uncredited) RICHARD SMITH ... stunt double: Cammie King (uncredited) SID TROY ... stunts (uncredited) DALE VAN SICKEL ... stunts (uncredited) HAZEL WARP ... stunt double: Vivien Leigh (uncredited) JACK WILLIAMS ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ARTHUR E. ARLING ... camera operator (uncredited) R.J. CAMPBELL ... rigging gaffer (uncredited) ROY CLARK ... second assistant camera (uncredited) VINCENT J. FARRAR ... camera operator (uncredited) PAUL HILL ... assistant camera (uncredited) PAUL IVANO ... director of photography: second unit (uncredited) VIC JONES ... electrician (uncredited) WALLY OETTEL ... electrical superintendent (uncredited) ROY F. OVERBAUGH ... camera department head (uncredited) FRED PARRISH ... still photographer (uncredited) JAMES POTEVIN ... chief electrician (uncredited) HAROLD ROSSON ... director of photography: second unit (uncredited) CLIFF SHIRPSER ... assistant camera: Technicolor (uncredited) KARL STRUSS ... director of photography: Technicolor tests (uncredited) ARTHUR WILLIAMS ... second assistant camera (uncredited) FRED WILLIAMS ... chief grip (uncredited) HARRY L. WOLF ... camera operator (uncredited) ========= Casting Department: HARVEY CLERMONT ... casting assistant (uncredited) CHARLES RICHARDS ... casting manager (uncredited) FRED SCHUESSLER ... casting manager (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: MARIAN DABNEY ... associate wardrobe supervisor (uncredited) ELMER ELLSWORTH ... associate wardrobe supervisor (uncredited) JOHN FREDERICS ... hat designer: Scarlett (uncredited) EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) EDWARD P. LAMBERT ... wardrobe supervisor (uncredited) EDWARD MAEDER ... consultant: costumes (uncredited) MICHI OKUBO ... costumer (uncredited) EDDIE SCHMIDT ... tailor: Mr. Gable (uncredited) RALPH SIEGEL ... wardrobe (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: HAL C. KERN ... supervising film editor JAMES E. NEWCOM ... associate film editor ERNIE LEADLAY ... assistant film editor (uncredited) RICHARD L. VAN ENGER ... assistant film editor (uncredited) ========= Location Management: MASON N. LITSON ... location manager (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LOUIS FORBES (as LOU FORBES) ... assistant musical director LEO ARNAUD ... orchestrator (uncredited) WILLIAM AXT ... composer: stock music (uncredited) R.H. BASSETT ... orchestrator (uncredited) GEORGE BASSMAN ... orchestrator (uncredited) DUDLEY CHAMBERS ... vocal arranger (uncredited) CECIL COPPING ... orchestrator (uncredited) MAURICE DE PACKH ... orchestrator (uncredited) ADOLPH DEUTSCH ... composer: additional music / orchestrator (uncredited) ARTHUR L. FRANTZ ... musician french horn (uncredited) HUGO FRIEDHOFER ... composer: additional music / orchestrator (uncredited) STUART FRYE ... music editor (uncredited) BERNHARD KAUN ... orchestrator (uncredited) ARTHUR KAY ... orchestrator (uncredited) ALBERT HAY MALOTTE ... orchestrator (uncredited) EARL B. MOUNCE ... music mixer (uncredited) JOSEPH NUSSBAUM ... composer: additional music / orchestrator (uncredited) DAROL RICE ... orchestrator (uncredited) HEINZ ROEMHELD ... composer: additional music / orchestrator (uncredited) MAX STEINER ... conductor (uncredited) FRANZ WAXMAN ... composer: stock music (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: CONNIE EARL ... script clerk (uncredited) LYDIA SCHILLER ... script clerk (uncredited) ========= Transportation Department: JOYCE ALLEN ... transportation coordinator (uncredited) GEORGE DOAN ... transportation coordinator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: WILFRID M. CLINE ... technicolor associate NATALIE KALMUS ... supervisor: Technicolor Co. BARBARA KEON ... scenario assistant WILBUR G. KURTZ ... historian SUSAN MYRICK ... technical advisor WILL PRICE ... technical advisor RAY RENNAHAN ... technicolor associate BETTY BALDWIN ... executive secretary: Mr. Selznick (uncredited) PETER BALLBUSCH ... montage director (uncredited) RUSSELL BIRDWELL ... publicist (uncredited) KATHERINE BROWN ... story editor: Eastern (uncredited) WILLIAM CLARK ... wrangler (uncredited) SALLY DE MARCO ... dance double: Vivian Leigh (uncredited) LILLIAN K. DEIGHTON ... researcher (uncredited) HOWARD DIETZ ... publicist: Atlanta and New York premieres (uncredited) FRANK FLOYD ... dance director (uncredited) HENRY GINSBERG ... studio manager (uncredited) CHARLES HANDLEY ... consultant: National Carbon Corp. (uncredited) CAREY HARRISON ... riding double: Thomas Mitchell (uncredited) WILLIAM HEBERT ... assistant: Mr. Dietz (uncredited) WILL HILL ... technical advisor (uncredited) WINTON C. HOCH ... consultant: Technicolor Color Company (uncredited) HENRI JAFFA ... associate supervisor: Technicolor Co. (uncredited) DAVID JOY ... consultant: National Carbon Corp. (uncredited) VAL LEWTON ... story editor (uncredited) AL LICHTMAN ... agent: Loew's Inc. (uncredited) FRANCLEIN MACCONNELL ... script reader (uncredited) WILLIAM S. MCCUNE ... production assistant (uncredited) MOZELLE MILLER ... stand-in: Ms. Leigh (uncredited) RICHARD MUELLER ... color advisor (uncredited) R.D. MUSGRAVE ...mechanical engineer (uncredited) EDDIE PRINZ ... dance director (uncredited) MARCELLA RABWIN ... executive assistant: Mr. Selznick (uncredited) MYRON SELZNICK ... production associate (uncredited) HOWARD STRICKLING ... unit publicist (uncredited) ARTHUR TOVEY ... double: Leslie Howard (uncredited) FRANK WHITBECK ... trailer supervisor (uncredited) C.V. WHITNEY ... production associate (uncredited) JOHN HAY WHITNEY ... production associate (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Selznick International Pictures (as A Selznick International Picture) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (in association with) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) (1939) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1940) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1941) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1945) [BELGIUM] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1947) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1947) [NORWAY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1949) [BELGIUM] Theatrical - reissue Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1950) [FINLAND] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1952) [JAPAN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1953) [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1954) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1961) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Hafbo (1965) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical - re-release Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1967) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical - re-release Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1968) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1971) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Filmes Castello Lopes (1972) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical Nippon Television Network (NTV) (1975) [JAPAN] TV Home Box Office (HBO) (1976) [USA] TV National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1976) [USA] TV Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1977) [FINLAND] Theatrical Filmes Lusomundo (1980) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical - re-realease MGM/UA Home Video (1983) [AUSTRALIA] VHS Esselte Video (1983) [FINLAND] VHS CBS (1984) [USA] TV MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1985) [USA] VHS MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1989) [USA] Video - (laserdisc) Producciones JES (1989) [COLOMBIA] TV Yleisradio (YLE) (1989) [FINLAND] TV Esselte Video (1989) [FINLAND] VHS Neue Visionen Filmverleih (1990) [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical - re-release United International Pictures (UIP) (1990) [SOVIET UNION] Theatrical Warner Home Video (1991) [USA] Video - LaserDisc Lucernafilm - Alfa (1992) [CZECHOSLOVAKIA] Theatrical MGM/UA Home Video (1992) [NETHERLANDS] VHS - (limited edition) Warner Home Video (1992) [GERMANY] VHS Varus Video (1996) [RUSSIA] VHS Chapel Distribution (1997) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical New Line Cinema (1998) [USA] Theatrical - re-release MGM Home Entertainment (1998) [USA] VHS Warner Bros. (1999) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical - re-release MGM/UA Home Video (2000) [GERMANY] DVD Sandrew Metronome Distribution (2000) [FINLAND] DVD - (1-disc edition) Warner Home Video (2000) [NETHERLANDS] DVD / VHS Warner Home Video (2000) [USA] DVD Warner Home Video (2002) [NETHERLANDS] DVD Sandrew Metronome Distribution (2004) [FINLAND] DVD - (4-disc Collector's Edition) Warner Home Video (2004) [NETHERLANDS] DVD - (4-disc collector's edition) Warner Home Video (2004) [USA] DVD Warner Home Video (2006) [USA] DVD Warner Home Video (2009) [USA] DVD - (70th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition) Warner Home Video (70th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition) (2009) [USA] Blu-ray / DVD Warner Bros. Entertainment Finland (2-disc 70th Anniversary Special Edition) (2009) [FINLAND] Blu-ray Warner Home Video (2010) [USA] Blu-ray / DVD - (The Scarlett Edition) Warner Bros. Entertainment Finland (5-disc 70th Anniversary Special Edition) (2010) [FINLAND] DVD Eye Film Instituut (2014) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical - re-release Fathom Events (2014) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Warner Bros. (2014) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Canvas (2016) [BELGIUM] TV HBO Max (2020) [USA] Video Alliance Entertainment [CANADA] Theatrical - re-release MGM/UA Home Video [USA] Video - Betamax Prem'er Video Fil'm [RUSSIA] VHS Warner Home Vídeo [BRAZIL] DVD Warner Home Vídeo [BRAZIL] VHS ========= Other Companies: Crest Digital (restoration work) (uncredited) Dolby Laboratories (sound post-production) (1998 release) International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) Max Factor (wigs) (uncredited) Mole Richardson (arc lamps) (uncredited) National Carbon Corp. (arc lamps) (uncredited) Samuel Goldwyn Studios (sound recording) (uncredited) Technicolor (auxilliary optical system) (uncredited) |
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