| Release Date | Film | Soundtrack | Cast | Crew | Company Credits |
| 19 February 1941 [New York City, New York, USA] |
YOU'RE THE ONE (Comedy | Music) [1 hour 23 minutes] In this 100% fictional film, in which not a single performer plays "Himself" nor "Herself" but the two lead performers use their own name as a character, a singer named Bonnie Baker (Bonnie Baker, with a strip-tease singing voice auditions for a job singing with orchestra of Luke Laramie (Albert Dekker)), but his taste runs to blondes and Bonnie, at the moment is a brunette. Meanwhile, Luke goes to the weight-reducing sanitarium run by Dr. Calonna (Jerry Colonna), hoping to lose some weight in order to get a spot on a radio program sponsored by the maker of a non-fattening food product. Dyeing her hair from brunette to blonde, Bonnie, a fictional character played by a singer with the same name, and her agent, "Death Valley Joe" Frink (Edward Everett Horton), follow Luke to the screwy sanitarium, run like a nightclub and a summer resort by Colonna and his lovely nurse, Miss Jones (Lillian Cornell), who primarily sings and dances. It soon gets broad when Aunt Emma (Renie Riano) shows up... |
YOU'RE THE ONE Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Bonnie Baker THE YOGI WHO LOST HIS WILL POWER Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Arranged by Jule Styne (uncredited) Performed by Jerry Colonna OH, JOHNNY Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Bonnie Baker GEE, I WISH I'D LISTENED TO MY MOTHER Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Johnny Mercer STRAWBERRY LANE Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Arranged by Jule Styne (uncredited) I COULD KISS YOU FOR THAT Music by Jimmy McHugh Lyrics by Johnny Mercer OH JOHNNY, OH JOHNNY, OH! (uncredited) Music by Abe Olman Lyrics by Ed Rose MY RESISTANCE IS LOW (uncredited) Written by Orrin Tucker |
BONNIE BAKER ... Bonnie Baker ORRIN TUCKER ... Orrin Tucker - Orchestra Leader ALBERT DEKKER ... Luke Laramie EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ... Death Valley Joe Frink LILLIAN CORNELL ... Miss Jones RENIE RIANO ... Aunt Emma, aka Faro Fanny JERRY COLONNA ... Dr. Colonna TEDDY HART ... Julius, Luke's Chauffeur TOM DUGAN ... Edgar Crump WALTER CATLETT ... Program Director CHARLES LANE ... Announcer DON CASTLE ... Tony Delmar MARISKA ALDRICH ... Mme. Ziffnidyiff EDDIE CONRAD ... Mr. Ziffnidyiff MARIE BLAKE ... Beauty Shop Operator HAL K. DAWSON ... Male Secretary JUNE GAUDE ... Beauty Shop Manager GERALD OLIVER SMITH ... Hotel Clerk SAMMY COHEN ... Bellboy GILBERT WILSON ... Hotel Clerk FOY VAN DOLSEN ... Chester Pugh FLORINE MCKINNEY ... Archery Girl KATE DRAIN LAWSON ... Female Bath Attendant BLANCHE FRANKE ... 2nd Female Bath Attendant WANDA MCKAY ... Girl LYNNE BERKELEY ... Girl LONA ANDRE ... Girl JEAN PHILLIPS ... Girl HELEN AINSWORTH (as CUPID AINSWORTH) ... Zeno Springs Hotel Guest VERNON DENT ... Zeno Springs Hotel Guest GRACE HAYLE ... 2nd Woman in Ladies Steam Room BERT ROACH ... Man in Wheel Chair DEWEY ROBINSON ... Men's Massage Room Rubber CHARLES WILLIAMS ... Soda Jerk |
Directed by: RALPH MURPHY ========= Writing Credits: GENE MARKEY ... (screenplay) GENE MARKEY ... (original story) ========= Produced by: GENE MARKEY ... producer ========= Music by: PHIL BOUTELJE ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: TED TETZLAFF ... (photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: ARCHIE MARSHEK ========= Art Direction by: HALDANE DOUGLAS HANS DREIER ========= Sound Department: EARL S. HAYMAN ... sound mixer ========= Music Department: PHIL BOUTELJE ... musical director EVERETT RALSTON ... composer: title music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: LEROY PRINZ ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical Paramount Film Service (1941) [CANADA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1941) [UK] Theatrical Paramount Film Service (1941) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV |
| 11 April 1941 [USA] 8 August 1941 [Mexico] 19 January 1942 [Sweden] 3 August 1942 [Portugal] 11 March 1945 [Finland] 3 October 1947 [Amsterdam, Netherlands] 29 March 1948 [Denmark] 5 August 1948 [Hong Kong] 4 March 1949 [France] 22 December 1949 [Italy] 1 July 1950 [West Germany] 29 September 1950 [Austria] 3 October 1950 [Japan] |
 ROAD TO ZANZIBAR (Adventure | Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 31 minutes] Chuck and his pal Fearless flee a South African carnival when their sideshow causes a fire. After several similar escapades, they've finally saved enough to return to the USA, when Chuck spends it all on a "lost" diamond mine. But that's only the beginning; before long, a pair of attractive con-women have tricked our heroes into financing a comic safari, featuring numerous burlesque jungle adventures... |
ROAD TO ZANZIBAR (uncredited) Music by Jimmy Van Heusen Lyrics by Johnny Burke [Sung by Bing Crosby and chorus while on safari] YOU LUCKY PEOPLE, YOU (uncredited) Written by Jimmy Van Heusen Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby AFRICAN ETUDE (uncredited) Written by Jimmy Van Heusen Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby and chorus on safari YOU'RE DANGEROUS (uncredited) Written by Jimmy Van Heusen Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Dorothy Lamour IT'S ALWAYS YOU (uncredited) Written by Jimmy Van Heusen Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Bing Crosby Reprised by Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour A' FRANGESA (uncredited) Written by D. Costa Sung by chorus of native bearers BIRDS OF A FEATHER (uncredited) Written by Jimmy Van Heusen Used instrumentally THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME (HOME, SWEET HOME) Music partly composed, and arranged by H.R. Bishop from a Sicilian air Lyrics by John Howard Payne (1823) Sung a cappella by Bob Hope ROCKABYE BABY (uncredited) Traditional [Hummed by Bing Crosby after he gives Bob Hope a sedative] |
BING CROSBY ... Chuck Reardon BOB HOPE ... Fearless Hubert Frazier DOROTHY LAMOUR ... Donna Latour UNA MERKEL ... Julia Quimby ERIC BLORE ... Charles Kimble DOUGLASS DUMBRILLE ... Slave Trader IRIS ADRIAN ... French Soubrette LIONEL ROYCE ... Monsieur Lebec BUCK WOODS ... Thonga LEIGH WHIPPER ... Scarface ERNEST WHITMAN ... Whiteface NOBLE JOHNSON ... Chief JOAN MARSH ... Dimples LUIS ALBERNI ... Proprietor - Native Booth ROBERT MIDDLEMASS ... Police inspector Rest of cast listed alphabetically: AL BRIDGE ... Colonial Policeman with Inspector (uncredited) KEN CARPENTER ... Commentator (uncredited) JAMES B. CARSON ... Waiter with Champagne (uncredited) HALL JOHNSON CHOIR ... Vocal Ensemble (uncredited) EDDIE CONRAD ... Barber (uncredited) CHARLES GEMORA ... Gorilla (uncredited) JOHN GEORGE ... Man in Carnival Crowd (uncredited) ETHEL LOREEN GREER ... Fat Lady (uncredited) HARRY JOHNSON JR. ... Acrobat (uncredited) HARRY C. JOHNSON ... Acrobat (uncredited) RICHARD KEENE ... Clerk (uncredited) PAUL PORCASI ... Turk at Slave Market (uncredited) GEORGES RENAVENT ... Saunders - Hotel Owner (uncredited) HENRY ROQUEMORE ... Cafe Proprietor (uncredited) JULES STRONGBOW ... Solomon (uncredited) NORMA VARDEN ... Clara Kimble (uncredited) LAVERNE VESS ... Curzon Sister in Iron Jaw Act (uncredited) PRISCILLA WHITE ... Curzon Sister in Iron Jaw Act (uncredited) |
Directed by: VICTOR SCHERTZINGER ========= Writing Credits: FRANK BUTLER ... (screenplay) and DON HARTMAN ... (screenplay) DON HARTMAN ... (based on a story by) and SY BARTLETT ... (based on a story by) BARNEY DEAN ... (writer: special gags) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: PAUL JONES ... producer WILLIAM LEBARON ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: VICTOR YOUNG ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: TED TETZLAFF ========= Film Editing by: ALMA MACRORIE ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER ROBERT USHER ========= Costume Design by: EDITH HEAD ... (costumes) ========= Makeup Department: HARRY RAY ... makeup artist: Dorothy Lamour (uncredited) WALLY WESTMORE ... makeup artist (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: HAL WALKER ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: EARL S. HAYMAN (as EARL HAYMAN) ... sound recordist DON JOHNSON ... sound recordist ========= Stunts: PETE MEHRINGER ... stunt double (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ARTHUR FRANKLIN ... musical advisor LEROY PRINZ ... stager: musical numbers VICTOR YOUNG ... musical director GEORGE BASSMAN ... orchestrator (uncredited) CHARLES BRADSHAW ... composer: additional music (uncredited) GEORGE PARRISH ... orchestrator (uncredited) WALTER SCHARF ... orchestrator (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures (presents) (as Paramount) ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (as A Paramount Picture) (1941) [USA] Theatrical) Paramount British Pictures (1941) [UK] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1942) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Paramount-Films (1945) [FINLAND] Theatrical Paramount-Film (1950) [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV Yleisradio (YLE) (1963) [FINLAND] TV MCA/Universal Home Video (1993) [USA] Video - (laserdisc) MCA/Universal Home Video (2002) [USA] VHS Universal Home Video (2002) [CANADA] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2002) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) |
| 11 April 1941 [USA] 7 August 1941 [Mexico] 6 October 1941 [Sweden] 3 November 1941 [Portugal] 28 December 1941 [Finland] 1 March 1946 [Brussels, Belgium] 2 December 1946 [Greece] 31 January 1947 [Den Haag, Netherlands] 14 May 1947 [Denmark] 14 May 1947 [Paris, France] 17 April 1948 [Madrid, Spain] 30 December 1949 [Austria] 1950 [West Germany] 21 February 1986 (re-release) [Finland] |
 THAT NIGHT IN RIO (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 31 minutes] An entertainer in Rio impersonates a wealthy aristocrat. When the aristocrat's wife asks him to carry the impersonation further, complications ensue. |
CHICA CHICA BOOM CHIC (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Portuguese Lyrics by Pedro Berrios Sung by Don Ameche and Carmen Miranda Copyright 1941 THE BARON IS IN CONFERENCE (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Mary Ann Hyde, Vivian Mason, Barbara Lynn, Jean O'Donnell and four unidentified male singers Copyright 1941 THE CONFERENCE (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Don Ameche THEY MET IN RIO (A MIDNIGHT SERENADE) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Don Ameche in Portuguese and Alice Faye in English Copyright 1941 MAMÃE EU QUERO (uncredited) Written by Jararaca and Vicente Paiva Played as background music at the nightclub CAI CAI (uncredited) Music by Roberto Martins Lyrics by Pedro Barrios English Lyrics by John La Touche (as John Latouche) Sung by Carmen Miranda and chorus at the nightclub I, YI, YI, YI, YI (I LIKE YOU VERY MUCH) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Carmen Miranda Copyright 1941 BOA NOITE (GOOD-NIGHT) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Don Ameche, later in the movie by Alice Faye, and in part at the end by Don Ameche, Alice Faye and Carmen Miranda Copyright 1941 |
ALICE FAYE ... Baroness Cecilia Duarte DON AMECHE ... Larry Martin / Baron Manuel Duarte CARMEN MIRANDA ... Carmen S.Z. SAKALL ... Arthur Penna J. CARROL NAISH ... Machado CURT BOIS ... Felicio Salles LEONID KINSKEY ... Pierre Dufond BANDO DA LUA ... Banda da Lua FRANK PUGLIA ... Pedro LILLIAN PORTER ... Luiza MARIA MONTEZ ... Inez GEORGES RENAVENT ... Ambassador EDDIE CONRAD (as EDWARD CONRAD) ... Alfonso FORTUNIO BONANOVA ... Pereira FLORES BROTHERS TRIO (as FLORES BROTHERS) ... Specialty Trio Rest of cast listed alphabetically: FRED MALATESTA ... Butler BETTYE AVERY ... Model (uncredited) MONICA BANNISTER ... Model (uncredited) BONNIE BANNON ... Model (uncredited) MAX BARWYN ... Stock Exchange Trader (uncredited) GEORGE BOOKASTA ... Bellboy (uncredited) EUGENE BORDEN ... Official at Airport (uncredited) ESTHER BRODELET ... Dancer (uncredited) TEX BRODUS ... Dancer (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Stock Exchange Clerk (uncredited) ANDRE CUYAS ... Waiter (uncredited) CHARLES DE RAVENNE ... Page Boy (uncredited) DOROTHY DEARING ... Model (uncredited) JEAN DEL VAL ... Stock Exchange Clerk (uncredited) LILLIAN EGGERS ... Model (uncredited) JOE EVANS ... Reporter (uncredited) ADOLPH FAYLAUER ... Businessman (uncredited) TOM FERRANDINI ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) ANTONIO FILAURI ... Businessman (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Night Club Patron (uncredited) RUDY GERMANE ... Bartender (uncredited) KENNETH GIBSON ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) BUNNY HARTLEY ... Model (uncredited) MARY ANN HYDE ... Singing Secretary (uncredited) HARVEY KARELS ... Dancer (uncredited) KING LOCKWOOD ... Waiter (uncredited) BARBARA LYNN ... Singing Secretary (uncredited) VIVIAN MASON ... Singing Secretary (uncredited) ERIC MAYNE ... Stockbroker (uncredited) ALBERTO MORIN ... Eca, the Pilot (uncredited) ROSEANNE MURRAY ... Model (uncredited) GEORGE NARDELLI ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JEAN O'DONNELL ... Singing Secretary (uncredited) MANUEL PARÍS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JOSE PORTUGAL ... Reception Guest (uncredited) SUZANNE RIDGWAY ... Reception Guest (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Cafe Patron at Bar (uncredited) MARION ROSAMOND ... Model (uncredited) COUNT STEFENELLI ... Reception Guest (uncredited) FREDERICK VOGEDING ... Stock Exchange Trader (uncredited) JOYCE WALSH ... Model (uncredited) POPPY WILDE ... Model (uncredited) |
Directed by: IRVING CUMMINGS ========= Writing Credits: GEORGE SEATON ... (screen play) & BESS MEREDYTH ... (screen play) and HAL LONG ... (screen play) SAMUEL HOFFENSTEIN ... (additional dialogue) RUDOLPH LOTHAR ... (based on a play by) and HANS ADLER ... (based on a play by) JESSIE ERNST ... (adapted by) ========= Produced by: FRED KOHLMAR ... associate producer DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: ALFRED NEWMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: RAY RENNAHAN ... director of photography LEON SHAMROY ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: WALTER THOMPSON ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: RICHARD DAY JOSEPH C. WRIGHT ========= Set Decoration by: THOMAS LITTLE ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: TRAVIS BANTON ... (costumes) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: AD SCHAUMER ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: W.D. FLICK ... sound ROGER HEMAN Sr. (as ROGER HEMAN) ... sound ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: SAM BENSON ... wardrobe supervisor (uncredited) EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ALFRED NEWMAN ... musical director DAVID BUTTOLPH ... composer: additional music (uncredited) WALTER SCHARF ... orchestrator (uncredited) HERBERT W. SPENCER ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: NATALIE KALMUS ... technicolor director MORGAN PADELFORD ... associate technicolor director HERMES PAN ... dance staged by ANGELA BLUE ... assistant choreographer (uncredited) JOSEPH ... jewelry designer: Alice Faye (uncredited) DANTE ORGALINI ... technical advisor (uncredited) GILBERTO SOUTO ... Portuguese coach: Don Ameche (uncredited) ZACHARIAS YACONELLI ... English coach: Carmen Miranda (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox (presents) (as Twentieth Century-Fox) ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (20th Century Fox) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox Film Company (1941) [UK] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1946) [BELGIUM] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1947) [NORWAY] Theatrical 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2007) [USA] DVD Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment (2007) [NETHERLANDS] DVD Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment (2009) [NETHERLANDS] DVD ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) Technicolor (photographed in) |
| 25 April 1941 [USA] 20 November 1941 [Mexico] 15 December 1941 [Portugal] 7 May 1945 [Sweden] |
 THEY MET IN ARGENTINA (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 17 minutes] A Texas oil millionaire, after failing to secure oil lands in Argentina, seeks out a famous race horse in Buenos Aires and order his representative to buy the nag at any price. Ellison has a love affair with Maureen O'Hara, the beautiful daughter of the prize horse's owner. |
NORTH AMERICA MEETS SOUTH AMERICA (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Sung by Betty Jane Rhodes (uncredited) and an unidentified actress during the opening credits Reprised a cappella by Buddy Ebsen (uncredited) I CONGRATULATE YOU, MR COWBOY (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Played on guitar by Nick Moro (uncredited) and sung by Frank Yaconelli (uncredited) and Buddy Ebsen (uncredited) Reprised by Buddy Ebsen (uncredited) at the ranch YOU'VE GOT THE BEST OF ME (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Sung by Buddy Ebsen (uncredited) at the ranch Danced to by Buddy Ebsen (uncredited) and Diosa Costello (uncredited) CAREFREE CARRETERO (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Sung by the ranch hands AMARILLO (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Sung by James Ellison (uncredited) with the ranch hands as backup Reprised by Alberto Vila (uncredited) TRAIL TO MEXICO (BURY ME NOT ON THE LONE PRAIRIE) (uncredited) Traditional ballad Played on guitar by an unidentified actor Sung by James Ellison (uncredited) THE LAST ROUND-UP (GIT ALONG, LITTLE DOGIE, GIT ALONG) (1933) (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Billy Hill Sung briefly by Fortunio Bonanova LOLITA (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Played on guitars by the ranch hands and sung by Alberto Vila (uncredited) and Buddy Ebsen (uncredited) CUTTING THE CANE (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Sung by Diosa Costello Danced to by Alberto Vila (uncredited) & Maureen O'Hara (uncredited), Diosa Costello (uncredited) & Buddy Ebsen (uncredited) and others NEVER GO TO ARGENTINA IF YOU DON'T DANCE (uncredited) Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Sung by Diosa Costello (uncredited) Danced to by Diosa Costello (uncredited) and Buddy Ebsen (uncredited) |
MAUREEN O'HARA ... Lolita O'Shea JAMES ELLISON ... Tim Kelly ALBERTO VILA ... Alberto Delmonte BUDDY EBSEN ... Duke Ferrel ROBERT BARRAT ... Don Enrique de los Santos O'Shea JOSEPH BULOFF ... Santiago, O'Shea's Trainer DIOSA COSTELLO ... Panchita Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LUIS ALBERNI ... Don Luis Jose Alfonso Frutos y Murphy (uncredited) CARLOS BARBE ... Nicanor (uncredited) FORTUNIO BONANOVA ... Pedro, Ranch Blacksmith (uncredited) CHESTER CLUTE ... B.A. Jackson, Hastings' Secretary (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Board Member (uncredited) HANS CONRIED ... Guitar Player in Cantina (uncredited) RAY COOKE ... Seattle Sailor in Cantina Brawl (uncredited) VICTORIA CÓRDOVA ... Nina Maria, Dancer (uncredited) PAUL ELLIS ... Gaucho (uncredited) KIT GUARD ... Sailor Entering El Porteno Cantina (uncredited) CHARLIE HALL ... Sailor in Cantina Brawl (uncredited) JACK HIVELY ... Sailor (uncredited) GEORGE J. LEWIS ... Reporter at the Racetrack (uncredited) ROBERT LOCKE LORRAINE ... Minor Role (uncredited) FRANCISCO MARÁN ... Don Ramon, at the Racetrack (uncredited) ROBERT MIDDLEMASS ... George Hastings (uncredited) ANTONIO MORENO ... Don Carlos, 100 Peso Donor (uncredited) NICK MORO ... Guitarist in Cantina (uncredited) CHARLES QUIGLEY ... Reporter (uncredited) BETTY JANE RHODES ... Singer During Opening Credits (uncredited) MIKE TELLEGEN ... Minor Role (uncredited) FRANK YACONELLI ... Singer in Cantina (uncredited) |
Directed by: LESLIE GOODWINS JACK HIVELY ========= Writing Credits: JEROME CADY (as JERRY CADY) ... (screen play) LOU BROCK ... (story) and HAROLD DANIELS ... (story) ========= Produced by: LOU BROCK ... producer ========= Music by: LUCIEN MORAWECK ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: J. ROY HUNT ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: DESMOND MARQUETTE ... (edited by) ========= Art Direction by: VAN NEST POLGLASE ========= Costume Design by: EDWARD STEVENSON ... (costumes by) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: DORAN COX ... assistant director DAVID HOWARD ... second unit director ========= Art Department: CARROLL CLARK ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: EARL A. WOLCOTT ... sound recordist ========= Special Effects by: VERNON L. WALKER ... special effects ========= Music Department: LUD GLUSKIN ... musical director LORENZ HART ... songs: lyrics by RICHARD RODGERS ... songs: music by ========= Additional Crew: JERRY GÓMEZ (as JERRY GOMEZ) ... technical director VELOZ (as FRANK VELOZ) ... dance director |
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures (presents) (as RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical C&C Television Corporation (1955) [USA] TV ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) |
| 25 April 1941 [USA] 22 September 1941 [UK] 20 October 1941 [Sweden] 27 November 1941 [Mexico] 29 March 1942 [Finland] 8 October 1942 [Turkey] 25 May 1943 [Portugal] 11 October 1945 [Hungary] 20 March 1946 [France] 10 June 1946 [Thessaloniki, Greece] 31 October 1946 [Hong Kong] 21 February 1947 [Austria] 1 April 1947 [Germany] 1 July 1947 [Japan] 8 May 1948 [Italy] |
 ZIEGFELD GIRL (Drama | Musical | Romance) [2 hours 12 minutes] Discovery by Flo Ziegfeld changes a girl's life but not necessarily for the better, as three beautiful women find out when they join the spectacle on Broadway: Susan, the singer who must leave behind her ageing vaudevillian father; vulnerable Sheila, the working girl pursued both by a millionaire and by her loyal boyfriend from Flatbush; and the mysterious European beauty Sandra, whose concert violinist husband cannot endure the thought of their escaping from poverty by promenading her glamor in skimpy costumes. |
YOU NEVER LOOKED SO BEAUTIFUL (1936) (uncredited) Music by Walter Donaldson Lyrics by Harold Adamson Played and sung by an offscreen chorus during the opening credits Sung by Judy Garland and chorus in the finale MINNIE FROM TRINIDAD (1941) (uncredited) Written by Roger Edens Played during the opening credits With The Kids from Seville: Antonio and Rosario Sung and Danced to by Judy Garland and chorus, and danced to by Sergio Orta Sung by Lana Turner (dubbed by Virginia Rees) I'M ALWAYS CHASING RAINBOWS (1918) (uncredited) Music by Harry Carroll Lyrics by Joseph McCarthy Played on piano by Charles Winninger and sung by him and Judy Garland Reprised with an orchestra and sung by Judy Garland at an audition Played as background music often LAUGH? I THOUGHT I'D SPLIT MY SIDES (1941) (uncredited) Written by Roger Edens Performed by Charles Winninger and Judy Garland in a vaudeville show YOU STEPPED OUT OF A DREAM (1940) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung by Tony Martin and chorus in a Zeigfeld Follies number Played on piano by Jackie Cooper Hummed by Lana Turner Reprised by Tony Martin and chorus in the finale Played during the end credits WHISPERING (1920) (uncredited) Music by John Schonberger Lyrics by Malvin Schonberger Played as dance music at the Palais Royale restaurant and sung by Bill Days, John Rarig and Max Smith BRIDAL CHORUS (1850) (uncredited) from "Lohengrin" Music by Richard Wagner Played as background music when Gil Shows Sheila a marriage license THE WEDDING MARCH (1843) (uncredited) from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op. 61" Music by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Played as background music when Susie and Geoffrey talk about his proposing to Sheila CARIBBEAN LOVE SONG (1941) (uncredited) Music by Roger Edens Lyrics by Ralph Freed Sung by Tony Martin and chorus in a Ziegfeld Follies show MR. GALLAGHER AND MR. SHEAN (1922) (uncredited) Written by Edward Gallagher and Al Shean Sung by Charles Winninger and Al Shean in a Ziegfeld Follies show ZIEGFELD GIRLS (1941) (uncredited) Written by Roger Edens Sung by Judy Garland and chorus, with solo lines by Dorothy Hoyle, Christine Stafford, Rose Paidar, Betty Allen, Virginia Rees and Helen Patterson in the finale YOU GOTTA PULL STRINGS (1936) (uncredited) Music by Walter Donaldson Lyrics by Harold Adamson Sung by Judy Garland and chorus in the finale |
JAMES STEWART ... Gilbert Young JUDY GARLAND ... Susan Gallagher HEDY LAMARR ... Sandra Kolter LANA TURNER ... Sheila Regan TONY MARTIN ... Frank Merton JACKIE COOPER ... Jerry Regan IAN HUNTER ... Geoffrey Collis CHARLES WINNINGER ... 'Pop' Gallagher EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ... Noble Sage PHILIP DORN ... Franz Kolter PAUL KELLY ... John Slayton EVE ARDEN ... Patsy Dixon DAN DAILEY (as DAN DAILEY Jr.) ... Jimmy Walters AL SHEAN ... Al FAY HOLDEN ... Mrs. Regan FELIX BRESSART ... Mischa ROSE HOBART ... Mrs. Merton BERNARD NEDELL ... Nick Capalini ED MCNAMARA ... Mr. Regan MAE BUSCH ... Jenny RENIE RIANO ... Annie JOSEPHINE WHITTELL ... Perkins SERGIO ORTA ... Native Dancer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: TROY BROWN Sr. ... Black Drum Major in Finale BETTY ALLEN ... Singer: Solo Lines in 'Ziegfeld Girls' Number (uncredited) JIMMY AMES ... Man with Wife Front Row (uncredited) ROSCOE ATES ... Janitor Changing Pictures (uncredited) KING BAGGOT ... Man in Audience (uncredited) JOAN BARCLAY ... Actress in Slayton's Office (uncredited) HARRIET BENNET ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) NINA BISSELL ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) TEX BRODUS ... Chorus Boy (uncredited) LESLIE BROOKS ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) GEORGIA CARROLL ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) JOYCE COMPTON ... Miss Sawyer - Auditioning Showgirl (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Man in Audience (uncredited) VIRGINIA CRUZON ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) PATRICIA DANE ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) BILL DAYS ... Singer: Song 'Whispering' (uncredited) MYRNA DELL ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) JAMES FLAVIN ... Buck - Truck Driver (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Palm Beach Casino Patron (uncredited) FRANCES GLADWIN ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) REED HADLEY ... Geoffrey's Friend in Audience (uncredited) EDDIE HALL ... Stagehand Calling for Mr. Kolter (uncredited) AL HILL ... Third Truck Driver (uncredited) SHEP HOUGHTON ... Chorus Boy (uncredited) DOROTHY HOYLE ... Singer: Solo Lines in 'Ziegfeld Girls' Number (uncredited) CLAIRE JAMES ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) ARMAND KALIZ ... Pierre - Headwaiter (uncredited) ALVA KELLOGG ... Soloist: 'Minnie from Trinidad' Number (uncredited) COLIN KENNY ... Croupier (uncredited) DONALD KIRKE ... Playboy Dating Sheila (uncredited) LOUISE LA PLANCHE ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) LOIS LINDSAY ... Dancer (uncredited) GEORGE LLOYD ... George - Speakeasy Waiter (uncredited) TOM MAHONEY ... Jailer (uncredited) MADELINE MARTIN ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) VIVIAN MASON ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Palm Beach Casino Patron (uncredited) PHILIP MORRIS ... Fourth Truck Driver (uncredited) THE MUSIC MAIDS ... Singers (uncredited) GEORGE NOISOM ... Call Boy (uncredited) BARRY NORTON ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) ANNE O'NEAL ... Lady in Elevator (uncredited) ROSE PAIDAR ... Singer: Solo Lines in 'Ziegfeld Girls' Number (uncredited) HELEN PATTERSON ... Singer: Solo Lines in 'Ziegfeld Girls' Number (uncredited) GINGER PEARSON ... Salesgirl (uncredited) REBEL RANDALL ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) JOHN RARIG ... Singer: Song 'Whispering' (uncredited) VIRGINIA REES ... Singer: Solo Lines in 'Ziegfeld Girls' Number (uncredited) FRED SANTLEY ... Floor Manager (uncredited) MAX SMITH ... Singer: Song 'Whispering' (uncredited) CHRISTINE STAFFORD ... Singer: Solo Lines in 'Ziegfeld Girls' Number (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Theater Patron Watching Finale (uncredited) AMZIE STRICKLAND ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) ELLIOTT SULLIVAN ... Second Truck Driver (uncredited) ANYA TARANDA ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) RAY TEAL ... Pawnbroker (uncredited) RUTH TOBEY ... Betty Regan - Sheila's Little Sister (uncredited) DOROTHY TUTTLE ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) VICTORIA VINTON ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) JEAN WALLACE ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) GAYNE WHITMAN ... Ted - Box Office Attendant (uncredited) IRMA WILSON ... Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROBERT Z. LEONARD BUSBY BERKELEY ... (musical numbers directed by) ========= Writing Credits: MARGUERITE ROBERTS ... (screenplay) and SONYA LEVIEN ... (screenplay) WILLIAM ANTHONY MCGUIRE ... (original story) ANNALEE WHITMORE ... (uncredited) ========= Produced by: PANDRO S. BERMAN ... producer ========= Music by: HERBERT STOTHART ... (musical score) ========= Cinematography by: RAY JUNE ... director of photography JOSEPH RUTTENBERG ... (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: BLANCHE SEWELL ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Set Decoration by: EDWIN B. WILLIS ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns and costumes) ========= Makeup Department: JACK DAWN ... makeup creator ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ROBERT A. GOLDEN ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: DANIEL B. CATHCART ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO ARNAUD ... orchestrator / vocal arranger GEORGE HASSMAN ... orchestrator / vocal arranger MERRILL PYE ... musical presentation CONRAD SALINGER ... orchestrator / vocal arranger GEORGE STOLL (as GEORGIE STOLL) ... musical director GEORGE BASSMAN ... composer: additional music (uncredited) MURRAY CUTTER ... orchestrator (uncredited) ROGER EDENS ... music arranger (uncredited) BOB PRIESTER ... vocal stand-in: Tony Martin (uncredited) GEORGE STOLL ... composer: additional music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: DANIEL DARE ... dance director: ensembles / special dance sequence (uncredited) CAREN MARSH ... stand-in: Judy Garland (uncredited) GWEN STITH ... double: drum majorette for Judy Garland (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (produced by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1941) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1941) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1946) [NORWAY] Theatrical M.P.E.A. (1947) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Warner Home Video (2004) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) |
| 23 May 1941 {premiere} [USA] 1 August 1941 [USA] 28 June 1944 [Portugal] |
 TOO MANY BLONDES (Drama | Musical) [1 hour] A man whose girlfriend turned him down and married another man tries to break up their marriage. |
WHISTLE YOUR BLUES TO A BLUEBIRD Music by Milton Rosen Lyrics by Everett Carter Sung by Rudy Vallee (uncredited), Helen Parrish (uncredited) and Jerome Cowan (uncredited) Reprised by Eddie Quillan, Helen Parrish and Jerome Cowan DON'T MIND IF I DO Music by Milton Rosen Lyrics by Everett Carter Sung by Rudy Vallee (uncredited), Helen Parrish (uncredited) and Jerome Cowan (uncredited) LET'S LOVE AGAIN Music by Milton Rosen Lyrics by Everett Carter Sung by Rudy Vallee (uncredited) Reprised by Rudy Vallee and Helen Parrish THE MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE Written by Alfred Lee (uncredited) and George Leybourne (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Walter O'Keefe Sung by Rudy Vallee (uncredited) accompanied by Bouncing Ball Audience Sing-along CHICK-A-BOOM (uncredited) Written by Bob Merrill Sung by Dinora Rego |
RUDY VALLEE ... Dick Kerrigan HELEN PARRISH ... Virginia Kerrigan LON CHANEY Jr. ... Marvin Gimble JEROME COWAN ... Ted Bronson SHEMP HOWARD ... Hotel Manager Ambrose Tripp IRIS ADRIAN ... Hortense Kent EDDIE QUILLAN ... Wally Pelton IRVING BACON ... Radio Station Manager Twitchell JEAN BROOKS (as JEANNE KELLY) ... Angie De Vol FRANCISCO MORENO (as PACO MORENO) ... Luis Garvanza GUS SCHILLING ... Elevator Operator DOROTHY LEE ... Lorene La Rue CARMELA AND JOSE CANSINO: CARMELLA CANSINO ... Dancer JOSE CANSINO ... Dancer HUMBERTO HERRERA ... Orchestra Leader Rest of cast listed alphabetically: EDDIE BRUCE ... Ken Atterbury (uncredited) EDDIE COKE ... Usher (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) KERNAN CRIPPS ... Gate Official (uncredited) GUY D'ENNERY ... Croupier (uncredited) PAUL ELLIS ... Hotel Clerk (uncredited) DOUGLAS EVANS ... UBC Radio Network Announcer (uncredited) EDGAR KENNEDY ... Hotel Manager (uncredited) MILTON KIBBEE ... Brakeman (uncredited) REID KILPATRICK ... Announcer (uncredited) ETHELREDA LEOPOLD ... Secretary (uncredited) JERRY MANDY ... Bartender (uncredited) PAUL MCVEY ... Mr. Talbott - Sponsor (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) GENE O'DONNELL ... Announcer (uncredited) JOEY RAY ... Chris Jackson (uncredited) JOE RECHT ... Messenger Boy (uncredited) DINORA REGO ... 'Chick-a-Boom' Singer (uncredited) JOLLY ROWLINGS ... Smiley (uncredited) CHARLES TROWBRIDGE ... John V. Burton (uncredited) JANET WARREN ... Sophie Deltz (uncredited) JASPER WELDON ... Black Porter (uncredited) ERNEST WILSON ... Red Cap (uncredited) MAREK WINDHEIM ... Manuel (uncredited) CATHERINE WINTER ... Salesgirl (uncredited) |
Directed by: THORNTON FREELAND ========= Writing Credits: LOUIS S. KAYE ... (screenplay) MAXWELL SHANE ... (original story) MAXWELL SHANE ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: JOSEPH GERSHENSON (as JOSEPH G. SANFORD) ... associate producer ========= Music by: FRANK SKINNER ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: MILTON R. KRASNER (as MILTON KRASNER) ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: BERNARD W. BURTON ========= 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: VERNON KEAYS ... assistant director ========= Art Department: RICHARD H. RIEDEL ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: BERNARD B. BROWN ... supervising sound editor WILLIAM HEDGCOCK ... sound technician ========= Music Department: CHARLES PREVIN ... musical director |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical General Film Distributors (GFD) (1941) [UK] Theatrical Screen Gems (1961) [USA] TV |
| 30 May 1941 [USA] 12 September 1941 [Brazil] 11 October 1941 [Sweden] 31 October 1941 [Ireland] 8 January 1942 [Australia] 5 May 1942 [Mexico] 23 September 1942 [Portugal] 9 February 1948 [Denmark] 13 July 1948 [Japan] 1 January 1949 (re-release) [USA] 11 May 1949 [France] 1949 [Austria] 1 December 1950 [Finland] |
 IN THE NAVY (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 26 minutes] Russ Raymond, America's number one crooner, disappears and joins the Navy under the name Tommy Halstead. Dorothy Roberts, a magazine journalist, is intent on finding out what happened to Russ and she tries everything she can to get a picture of him to prove he's Russ Raymond. Tommy's friends, Pomeroy Watson and Smokey Adams, help him while Pomeroy writes love letters to Patty Andrews. But because Smokey makes Pomeroy lie about himself in the letters, and when Patty comes to the Navy base, she's furious at Pomeroy. When Pomeroy, Smokey, Tommy and the Andrews sisters set sail for Hawaii, Pomeroy discovers there's a tomato in the potato locker, and she's been snapping shots of Tommy the whole trip. Whether Pomeroy's proving that 7 x 13 = 28 - three different ways, having Smokey help him play ship captain for Patty, or falling out of his hammock, it's an Abbott and Costello classic. |
YOU'RE A LUCKY FELLOW, MR. SMITH (1941) (uncredited) Written by Don Raye, Hugh Prince, and Sonny Burke Played during the opening credits Later sung a cappella by Lou Costello ANCHORS AWEIGH (1906) (uncredited) Written by Charles A. Zimmerman Lyrics by Alfred Hart Miles and R. Lovell Played during the opening and end credits Played as background music. STARLIGHT, STARBRIGHT (1941) Lyrics by Don Raye Music by Gene de Paul Sung by Dick Powell (uncredited) at his radio broadcast Reprised by Dick Powell and The Andrews Sisters (uncredited) at the end WE'RE OFF TO SEE THE WORLD (1941) Lyrics by Don Raye Music by Gene de Paul Sung by The Andrews Sisters (uncredited) and the sailors Played as background music GIMME SOME SKIN, MY FRIEND (1941) Lyrics by Don Raye Music by Gene de Paul Sung by The Andrews Sisters (uncredited) at the dance hall A SAILOR'S LIFE FOR ME (1941) Lyrics by Don Raye Music by Gene de Paul Sung by Dick Powell (uncredited), Dick Foran (uncredited), Shemp Howard (uncredited), Lou Costello (uncredited) and the sailors aboard ship WE'RE IN THE NAVY (1941) Lyrics by Don Raye Music by Gene de Paul Sung by Dick Powell and sailors aboard ship Reprised by The Andrews Sisters (uncredited) at the end Played during the end credits THE OCEANA ROLL (1911) (uncredited) Music by Lucien Denni Lyrics by Roger Lewis Played aboard ship during the "Sons of Neptune" sequence HULA-BA-LUAU (1941) Lyrics by Don Raye Music by Gene de Paul Played during the Hawaiian luau Sung by The Andrews Sisters (uncredited) and the chorus of hula dancers BUSSING THE BEE (uncredited) SEVEN TIMES THIRTEEN IS TWENTY-EIGHT (uncredited) |
BUD ABBOTT ... Smokey Adams LOU COSTELLO ... Pomeroy Watson DICK POWELL ... Thomas Halstead CLAIRE DODD ... Dorothy Roberts DICK FORAN ... Dynamite Dugan BILLY LENHART ... Butch KENNETH BROWN ... Buddy SHEMP HOWARD ... Dizzy THE CONDOS BROTHERS: NICK CONDOS ... Dance Specialty STEVE CONDOS ... Dance Specialty Rest of cast listed alphabetically: RICHARD ALEXANDER ... Big Bruiser (uncredited) THE ANDREWS SISTERS: LAVERNE ANDREWS ... LaVerne Andrews (uncredited) MAXENE ANDREWS ... Maxene Andrews (uncredited) PATTY ANDREWS ... Patty Andrews (uncredited) HOOPER ATCHLEY ... Senate Committee Member (uncredited) LOIS AUSTIN ... Secretary (uncredited) BOBBY BARBER ... Sailor in Finale (uncredited) JOHN BARTON ... Dance Hall Patron (uncredited) JOE BAUTISTA ... Captain's Mess Boy (uncredited) GARY BRECKNER ... Radio Announcer (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Officer Dancer (uncredited) CAROLE COSTELLO ... Baby in Stroller (uncredited) RICHARD CRANE ... Office Boy (uncredited) HAROLD DANIELS ... Secretary (uncredited) WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON ... Capt. Richards (uncredited) RAY DIXON ... Sailor (uncredited) EDDIE DUNN ... Dance Hall Ticket Taker (uncredited) RALPH DUNN ... Cop Who Gives Pomeroy a Ticket (uncredited) VIRGINIA ENGELS ... Office Secretary (uncredited) ESTELLE ETTERRE ... Well-Dressed Woman (uncredited) JIM FARLEY ... Policeman (uncredited) FRANKLYN FARNUM ... Military Officer (uncredited) EDWARD FIELDING ... Commander Giving Speech (uncredited) PAT GLEASON ... Sentry (uncredited) EDDIE HALL ... Bare-Chested Sailor (uncredited) EDNA HALL ... Fat Woman (uncredited) THURSTON HALL ... Lead Senator (uncredited) BARRY HAYS ... Sentry (uncredited) DORIS HERBERT ... Mother in Audience (uncredited) SHEP HOUGHTON ... Officer Dancer (uncredited) J. ANTHONY HUGHES ... Deck Officer With Megaphone (uncredited) LEE KASS ... Dance Hall Bandleader (uncredited) ROBERT EMMETT KEANE ... Mr. Travers (uncredited) LYLE LATELL ... Marine Sentry (uncredited) GAYLE MELLOTT ... Sophisticated Girl Blowing Kiss (uncredited) SANDRA MORGAN ... Well-Dressed Woman (uncredited) CHUCK MORRISON ... Dump Truck Driver (uncredited) JACK MULHALL ... Lt. Scott (uncredited) PATSY O'BYRNE ... Old Maid (uncredited) SUNNIE O'DEA ... Dancer (uncredited) FLOWER PARRY ... Radio Program Audience Member (uncredited) REGIS PARTON ... Sentry (uncredited) BLANCHE PAYSON ... Hatchet-Faced Woman (uncredited) FRANK PENNY ... Sailor in Deck-Cleaning Detail (uncredited) LORIN RAKER ... Small Complaining Husband (uncredited) BOB REEVES ... Combative Civilian in Dance Hall (uncredited) JACK ROPER ... Sailor (uncredited) JEFFREY SAYRE ... Sailor (uncredited) CHARLES SHERLOCK ... Marine (uncredited) MICKEY SIMPSON ... Combative Civilian in Dance Hall (uncredited) HARRY STRANG ... Chief Commissary Steward (uncredited) BRICK SULLIVAN ... Cop at Stage Door (uncredited) CHARLES SULLIVAN ... Sailor (uncredited) KEN TERRELL ... Brawler in Dance Hall (uncredited) DON TERRY ... Reef (uncredited) FRANKIE VAN ... Sailor (uncredited) PHIL WARREN ... Sailor (uncredited) CLAIRE WHITNEY ... Gushing Mother (uncredited) DOUGLAS WOOD ... Admiral (uncredited) |
Directed by: ARTHUR LUBIN ========= Writing Credits: ARTHUR T. HORMAN ... (original story) ARTHUR T. HORMAN ... (screenplay) & JOHN GRANT ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: ALEX GOTTLIEB ... associate producer ========= Music by: FRANK SKINNER ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: JOSEPH A. VALENTINE (as JOSEPH VALENTINE) ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: PHILIP CAHN ... film editor ========= 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: PHIL KARLSON (as PHILIP P. KARLSTEIN) ... assistant director ========= Art Department: HAROLD H. MACARTHUR ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: BERNARD B. BROWN ... sound supervisor CHARLES CARROLL ... technician ========= Special Effects by: JOHN P. FULTON ... special effects ========= Stunts: PAT COSTELLO ... stunt double: Lou Costello (uncredited) JOSEPH LA CAVA ... stunt double: Bud Abbott (uncredited) KEN TERRELL ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Music Department: TED CAIN ... music supervisor NICK CASTLE ... staging of musical numbers CHARLES PREVIN ... musical director VIC SCHOEN ... music arrangements ========= Additional Crew: H.E. HARRIS (as H.E. HARRIS U.S.N. ret.) ... technical advisor JOAN HATHAWAY ... dialogue director BOB MOAK ... unit publicity writer (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures (presents) (as Universal) ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical Empire Universal Films (1941) [CANADA] Theatrical General Film Distributors (GFD) (1941) [UK] Theatrical Acme Films (1941) [PHILIPPINES] Theatrical Universal Film (1941) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Realart Pictures Inc. (1948) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Société Anonyme Universal-Film (1949) [FRANCE] Theatrical Universal Film (1949) [NORWAY] Theatrical Screen Gems (1959) [USA] TV MCA/Universal Home Video (2000) [USA] VHS MCA/Universal Home Video (2001) [USA] Video - (laserdisc) Image Entertainment (2003) [USA] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2004) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) United States Navy (dedicatee for invaluable cooperation) |
| 30 May 1941 [USA] 11 July 1941 [Mexico] 20 October 1941 [Portugal] 16 March 1942 [Sweden] 28 December 1945 [Finland] 8 February 1946 [Brussels, Belgium] 4 August 1948 [France] |
 SUNNY (Musical) [1 hour 38 minutes] The beautiful Anna Neagle stars as a circus performer who falls in love with a rich car dealer's son, against her family's wishes. Features some spirited dance numbers with Ray Bolger. |
D'YE LOVE ME? Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II Sung by Anna Neagle and John Carroll BELIEVE ME IF ALL THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS Music traditional Lyrics by Thomas Moore (1808) JACK TAR AND SAM GOB Sung and Danced by Anna Neagle and Ray Bolger THE LADY MUST BE KISSED Sung by Martha Tilton and chorus RINGMASTER Danced by Ray Bolger SUNNY Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II Performed by Anna Neagle TWO LITTLE LOVE BIRDS Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II Danced by Grace Hartman and Paul Hartman BOLERO Written by Maurice Ravel Danced as 'The Mohache' by Grace Hartman and Paul Hartman WHO? Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II Performed by Ray Bolger Also sung by Anna Neagle and John Carroll |
ANNA NEAGLE ... Sunny O'Sullivan RAY BOLGER ... Bunny Billings JOHN CARROLL ... Larry Warren EDWARD EVERETT HORTON... Henry Bates GRACE HARTMAN ... Juliet Runnymede PAUL HARTMAN ... Egghead FRIEDA INESCORT ... Elizabeth Warren HELEN WESTLEY ... Aunt Barbara BENNY RUBIN ... Maj. Montgomery Sloan MUGGINS DAVIES ... Muggins RICHARD LANE ... Reporter MARTHA TILTON ... Queen of Hearts TORBEN MEYER ... Jean (head waiter) Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ERNESTINE CLARK ... Acrobat BRUCE CAMERON ... Acrobat (uncredited) JAMES CARLISLE ... Mr. W. Wakefield (uncredited) GENE CLARK ... Acrobat (uncredited) EARL CLYDE ... Stilt Walker (uncredited) EDGAR CLYDE ... Stilt Walker (uncredited) WILLA PEARL CURTIS ... Woman at Chicken Shack (uncredited) HAROLD DEGARRO ... Stilt Walker (uncredited) JAMES FLAVIN ... Motorcycle Cop (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Mrs. W. Wakefield (uncredited) JEAN FOWLER ... Minor Role (uncredited) JOHN HARTMAN ... Minor Role (uncredited) BUDDY HENRY ... Acrobat (uncredited) HALLIWELL HOBBES ... Johnson (uncredited) EDNA HOLLAND ... Venus (uncredited) LEW KELLY ... Stage Door Keeper (uncredited) DONALD KERR ... Call Boy (uncredited) SHERRILL LUKE ... Boy (uncredited) DIANE MARSHALL ... Girl (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Mr. Julian Duprez (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ... Mr. Runnymeade (uncredited) PEGGY REMINGTON ... Mrs. Runnymeade (uncredited) FRED SANTLEY ... Florist (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Dr. Warren (uncredited) AMZIE STRICKLAND ... Minor Role (uncredited) KAY SUTTON ... Brunette (uncredited) JOHN WARD ... Col. Redfield (uncredited) FLORENCE WIX ... Mrs. H. Warren (uncredited) ARMAND 'CURLY' WRIGHT ... Shrimp Vendor (uncredited) JEFF YORK ... Minor Role (uncredited) |
Directed by: HERBERT WILCOX ========= Writing Credits: OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II ... (play) OTTO A. HARBACH (as OTTO HARBACH) ... (play) SIG HERZIG ========= Produced by: MERRILL G. WHITE ... associate producer HERBERT WILCOX ... producer ========= Music by: ANTHONY COLLINS ========= Cinematography by: RUSSELL METTY ========= Film Editing by: ELMO WILLIAMS ========= Art Direction by: LAWRENCE P. WILLIAMS ========= Set Decoration by: DARRELL SILVERA ========= Costume Design by: EDWARD STEVENSON ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: KENNETH HOLMES ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: RICHARD VAN HESSEN ... sound ========= Special Effects by: VERNON L. WALKER ... special effects ========= Stunts: ERNESTINE CLARK ... stunt double: Anna Neagle ========= Music Department: ANTHONY COLLINS ... music arranger / musical director JEROME KERN ... composer: song "Who" GENE ROSE ... music arranger ========= Additional Crew: AIDA BROADBENT ... choreographer LEON LEONIDOFF ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Suffolk Productions ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures (1941) [UK] Theatrical RKO Radio Films (1942) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Reel Media International (2004) [WORLD-WIDE] Video Reel Media International (2007) [WORLD-WIDE] All Media Mill Creek Entertainment [USA] DVD |
| 5 June 1941 [USA] 6 October 1941 [Sweden] 12 February 1942 [Mexico] 3 October 1942 [Portugal] |
 TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM (Comedy | Music) [1 hour 15 minutes] Kitty Brown, the maid of Frances Lewis, a nightclub star, gets a Hollywood contract after Frances' fiance forbids her to appear in the club. |
TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM (uncredited) Music by Saul Chaplin Lyrics by Sammy Cahn Sung by Joan Merrill, Six Hits and a Miss and Allen Jenkins A-TWIDDLIN' MY THUMBS (uncredited) Music by Saul Chaplin Lyrics by Sammy Cahn Danced by Ann Miller OBVIOUSLY THE GENTLEMAN PREFERS TO DANCE (uncredited) Music by Saul Chaplin Lyrics by Sammy Cahn Sung and danced by Ann Miller with Allen Jenkins and Six Hits and a Miss RIO DE JANEIRO (uncredited) Music by Saul Chaplin Lyrics by Sammy Cahn Played by Eddie Durant's Rhumba Orchestra THE BOOGIE WOOGIE MAN (uncredited) Music by Saul Chaplin Lyrics by Sammy Cahn Sung by Pee Wee Hunt with Glen Gray's Casa Loma Orchestra SHOWS HOW WRONG A GAL CAN BE (uncredited) Music by Saul Chaplin Lyrics by Sammy Cahn AS IF YOU DIDN'T KNOW (uncredited) Music by Saul Chaplin Lyrics by Sammy Cahn Sung by Joan Merrill TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM (finale) Music by Saul Chaplin Lyrics by Sammy Cahn Danced by Ann Miller Sung by Six Hits and a Miss and Joan Merrill with Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra DID ANYONE EVER TELL YOU? Music by Saul Chaplin Lyrics by Sammy Cahn Sung by Rosemary Lane |
RUDY VALLEE ... Daniel 'Danny' Collins ANN MILLER ... Kitty Brown ROSEMARY LANE ... Frances Lewis ALLEN JENKINS ... Off-Beat Davis JOAN MERRILL ... Joan RICHARD LANE ... Mike Armstrong STANLEY ANDREWS ... James Anderson MOE HOWARD ... Stooge Moe LARRY FINE ... Stooge Larry CURLY HOWARD ... Stooge Curly BLANCHE STEWART ... Brenda ELVIA ALLMAN ... Cobina SIX HITS AND A MISS ... Singers GLEN GRAY ... Orchestra Leader CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA (as GLEN GRAY AND HIS CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA) ... Orchestra EDUARDO DURANT ... Orchestra Leader EDUARDO DURANT'S RHUMBA BAND (as EDDIE DURANT'S RHUMBA ORCHESTRA) ... Orchestra Rest of cast listed alphabetically: DON ACKERMAN ... Dancer (uncredited) WARD ARNOLD ... Dancer (uncredited) MARVIN BAILEY ... Member, Six Hits and a Miss (uncredited) JACK BANTA ... College Boy (uncredited) WILLIAM 'BILLY' BENEDICT ... Messenger (uncredited) STANLEY BROWN ... Jim Talbot (uncredited) PAULINE BYRNE ... Member, Six Hits and a Miss (uncredited) SHEILA DARCY ... Specialty Act (uncredited) GORDON DE MAIN ... Theatrical Producer (uncredited) VINCE DEGEN ... Member, Six Hits and a Miss (uncredited) JACK EGAN ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) RICHARD FISKE ... Customer (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Mike Armstrong's secretary (uncredited) GEORGE FORD ... Dancer (uncredited) SAL HAINES ... Dancer (uncredited) ALAN HALE Jr. ... College Boy (uncredited) GEORGE HOAGLAND ... Club Patron (uncredited) SHEP HOUGHTON ... Club Patron (uncredited) HOWARD HUDSON ... Member, Six Hits and a Miss (uncredited) GEORGE HUMBERT ... Guiseppe (uncredited) BUD JAMISON ... Counterman (uncredited) CRAUFORD KENT ... Marlow (uncredited) EDDIE LAUGHTON ... Broadcast Engineer (uncredited) ROBERT LOCKE LORRAINE ... Dancer (uncredited) TRUDY MARSON ... Specialty Act (uncredited) JOE MCGUINN ... Stage Manager (uncredited) MACK MCLEAN ... Member, Six Hits and a Miss (uncredited) HANS MOEBUS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JERRY PRESHAW ... Member, Six Hits and a Miss (uncredited) BERT ROACH ... Drunk (uncredited) ALEX ROMERO ... Dancer (uncredited) EDDIE SEARLES ... Dancer (uncredited) BILL SECKLER ... Member, Six Hits and a Miss (uncredited) WALTER SODERLING ... Landlord (uncredited) LAURA TREADWELL ... Dowager (uncredited) LLOYD WHITLOCK ... Maitre d'hotel (uncredited) ARMAND 'CURLY' WRIGHT ... Greek Cook (uncredited) |
Directed by: SIDNEY SALKOW ========= Writing Credits: EDMUND L. HARTMANN ... (screenplay) and BERT LAWRENCE ... (screenplay) BERT GRANET ... (story) ALEX RUBEN ... (based on a play by) ========= Produced by: IRVING STARR ... producer ========= Cinematography by: FRANZ PLANER (as FRANZ F. PLANER) ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: ART SEID ... (as ARTHUR SEID) ========= Art Direction by: LIONEL BANKS ========= Costume Design by: IRENE SALTERN (as SALTERN) ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: BUD BRILL ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: PHILIP FAULKNER Jr. (as P.J. FAULKNER) ... recording director ========= Music Department: MORRIS STOLOFF (as M.W. STOLOFF) ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: LEROY PRINZ ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Columbia Pictures ========= Distributors: Columbia Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures Corporation (1941) [UK] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Canada (1941) [CANADA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures Proprietary (1941) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Columbia Film (1941) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Argentina (1941) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Chile (1941) [CHILE] Theatrical Columbia Pictures do Brasil (1941) [BRAZIL] Theatrical Columbia Pictures de Cuba (1941) [CUBA] Theatrical Columbia Films S. A. (1941) [MEXICO] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Peru (1941) [PERU] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Bolivia (1941) [BOLIVIA] Theatrical Christiaan van der Ree (1941) [VENEZUELA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Panama (1941) [PANAMA] Theatrical Screen Gems (1958) [USA] TV Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2012) [USA] DVD Mill Creek Entertainment (2014) [USA] DVD Mill Creek Entertainment (2015) [USA] Blu-ray |
| 18 June 1941 {premiere} [Miami, Florida, USA] 4 July 1941 [USA] 4 December 1941 [Mexico] 5 December 1941 [Portugal] 11 May 1942 [Sweden] 4 April 1943 [Finland] 19 April 1946 [Brussels, Belgium] 27 November 1946 [Nice, France] 19 March 1948 [Denmark] 30 May 1949 [Madrid, Spain] 1949 [Austria] 11 May 1951 [West Germany] |
 MOON OVER MIAMI (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 31 minutes] Sisters Kay and Barbara arrive in Miami from Texas looking for rich husbands. Kay, Barbara and Susan Latimer come into a small legacy when they expected a large one, then abandon the Texas greasy-spoon where they work to hunt in Miami for rich husbands, said to be plentiful there. Barbara and Susan posing as the secretary and maid of "wealthy" Kay, they check into a posh hotel, and soon Kay is in the delightful predicament of being pursued by two handsome, wealthy bachelors at once. But Musical Comedy Complications arise... |
MOON OVER MIAMI (1935) (uncredited) Music by Joseph A. Burke Played during the opening credits Played also as dance music at both parties WHAT CAN I DO FOR YOU? (1941) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung by Betty Grable (uncredited) and Carole Landis (uncredited) as singing waitresses MIAMI (OH ME, OH MI-AMI) (1941) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung by an offscreen chorus Sung and danced to by Betty Grable (uncredited), Carole Landis (uncredited) and Charlotte Greenwood (uncredited) Played during the end credits YOU STARTED SOMETHING (1941) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Played on piano by Robert Cummings (uncredited) at the party and sung by him and Betty Grable (uncredited) Danced to by Betty Grable (uncredited), Nick Condos (uncredited) and Steve Condos (uncredited) at the party Reprised by Don Ameche (uncredited) as he danced with Betty Grable (uncredited) Reprised by Betty Grable (uncredited), Don Ameche (uncredited), Robert Cummings (uncredited) and Carole Landis (uncredited) at the end I'VE GOT YOU ALL TO MYSELF (1941) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung by Don Ameche (uncredited) IS THAT GOOD? (1941) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung and danced to by Jack Haley (uncredited) and Charlotte Greenwood (uncredited) Reprised by them at the end Played as background and dance music LOVELINESS AND LOVE (1941) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung by Don Ameche (uncredited), Betty Grable (uncredited) and chorus KINDERGARTEN CONGA (1941) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Contains traditional nursery songs "Ring Around the Rosey" and "London Bridge is Falling Down" Sung by Betty Grable (uncredited) Danced to by Hermes Pan (uncredited), Betty Grable (uncredited) and chorus SOLITARY SEMINOLE (1941) Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin Sung and danced to by Jack Cole (uncredited) and Co., Nick Condos (uncredited) and Steve Condos (uncredited) |
DON AMECHE ... Phil O'Neil (Credits) BETTY GRABLE ... Kay Latimer ROBERT CUMMINGS ... Jeffrey Boulton CAROLE LANDIS ... Barbara Latimer JACK HALEY ... Jack O'Hara CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD ... Susan Latimer COBINA WRIGHT (as COBINA WRIGHT Jr.) ... Connie Fentress LYNNE ROBERTS ... Jennie May ROBERT CONWAY ... Mr. Lester GEORGE LESSEY ... William Boulton CONDOS BROTHERS: NICK CONDOS ... Specialty Dancer STEVE CONDOS ... Specialty Dancer JACK COLE & CO. ... Specialties ROBERT GREIG ... Brearley MINOR WATSON ... Reynolds FORTUNIO BONANOVA ... Mr. Pretto GEORGE HUMBERT ... Proprietor SPENCER CHARTERS ... Postman Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ANN AUSTIN ... Member of Jack Cole & Co. Specialty (uncredited) MONICA BANNISTER ... Partygoer (uncredited) ANGELA BLUE ... Dancer (uncredited) JACK COLE ... Leader of Jack Cole & Co. Specialty (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Boulton's Chef (uncredited) JIMMY THE CROW ... Mr. Sylvester (uncredited) DOROTHY DEARING ... Miss Martha Winton (uncredited) LESTER DORR ... Second Customer at Texas Tommy's (uncredited) BRUCE EDWARDS ... Partygoer (uncredited) ARNO FREY ... Wine Steward (uncredited) HERBERT GUNN ... Partygoer (uncredited) BUNNY HARTLEY ... Partygoer (uncredited) LEYLAND HODGSON ... Victor, the Headwaiter (uncredited) FLORENCE LESSING ... Member of Jack Cole & Co. Specialty (uncredited) LARRY MCGRATH ... Frank, the Bartender (uncredited) SERGIO ORTA ... Jose (uncredited) HERMES PAN ... Kay's Dance Partner in Conga Number (uncredited) MEL RUICK ... Oscar, the Bandleader (uncredited) CHARLES TANNEN ... Third Customer at Texas Tommy's (uncredited) VALERIE TRAXLER ... Dancer (uncredited) RUSSELL WADE ... Jeff's Friend (uncredited) BILLY WAYNE ... First Customer at Texas Tommy's (uncredited) ERIC WILTON ... Boulton's Second Butler (uncredited) |
Directed by: WALTER LANG ========= Writing Credits: VINCENT LAWRENCE ... (screenplay) and BROWN HOLMES ... (screenplay) GEORGE SEATON ... (adaptation) and LYNN STARLING ... (adaptation) STEPHEN POWYS ... (from a play by) ========= Produced by: HARRY JOE BROWN ... producer DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: DAVID BUTTOLPH ... (uncredited) CHARLES HENDERSON ... (uncredited) CYRIL J. MOCKRIDGE ... (uncredited) ALFRED NEWMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ALLEN M. DAVEY ... director of photography J. PEVERELL MARLEY (as PEVERELL MARLEY) ... director of photography LEON SHAMROY ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: WALTER THOMPSON ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: RICHARD DAY WIARD IHNEN (as WIARD B. IHNEN) ========= Set Decoration by: THOMAS LITTLE ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: TRAVIS BANTON ... (costumes) ========= Production Management: BOOTH MCCRACKEN ... unit manager: location (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: OTTO BROWER ... second unit director (uncredited) GENE BRYANT ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: DON B. GREENWOOD ... property master (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: ROGER HEMAN Sr. (as ROGER HEMAN) ... sound ARTHUR VON KIRBACH ... sound ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: SAM BENSON ... wardrobe supervisor (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ALFRED NEWMAN ... musical director ========= Script and Continuity Department: HELEN PARKER ... script supervisor (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: NATALIE KALMUS ... technicolor director MORGAN PADELFORD ... associate technicolor director HERMES PAN ... dances staged by ANGELA BLUE ... assistant choreographer (uncredited) HARRY BRAND ... publicity director (uncredited) CARL KRUGER ... technical advisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (as Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox Film Company (1941) [UK] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1946) [FRANCE] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1946) [BELGIUM] Theatrical CBS/Fox (1989) [USA] VHS Key Video (1989) [USA] VHS Fox Video (1998) [USA] VHS 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2006) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: MTI Film (restoration services) |
| 20 June 1941 [USA] 15 September 1942 [Mexico] |
 SAN ANTONIO ROSE (Musical) [1 hour 3 minutes] A crooked night club owner tries to eliminate the competition. Introduces 'The Hut Sut Song.' |
MEXICAN JUMPING BEAN Music by Gene de Paul Lyrics by Don Raye Sung by The Merry Macs YOU'RE EVERYTHING WONDERFUL Written by Henry Russell Sung by Jane Frazee and Eve Arden GEE BUT IT'S TOUGH TO BE A GLAMOUR GIRL Written by Henry Russell Sung by Jane Frazee and Eve Arden THE HUT-SUT SONG (A SWEDISH RHAPSODY) (uncredited) Written by Ted McMichael, Jack Owens and Leo Killion Sung by The Merry Macs YOU'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES Music by Gene de Paul Lyrics by Don Raye BUGLE WOOGIE BOY Written by Henry Russell SAN ANTONIO ROSE Written by Bob Wills HI, NEIGHBOR (uncredited) Written by Jack Owens Sung by Jane Frazee ONCE UPON A SUMMERTIME (uncredited) Lyrics by Jack Brooks Music by Norman Berens THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET (uncredited) Lyrics by Samuel Woodworth Music by George Kiallmark |
JANE FRAZEE ... Hope Holloway ROBERT PAIGE ... Con Conway EVE ARDEN ... Gabby Trent LON CHANEY Jr. ... Jigsaw Kennedy SHEMP HOWARD ... Benny the Bounce THE MERRY MACS: ... Singing Group MARY LOU COOK (as MARY LOU COOK - THE MERRY MACS) ... Mona Mitchell JOE MCMICHAEL (as JOE McMICHAEL - THE MERRY MACS) ... Harry TED MCMICHAEL (as TED McMICHAEL - THE MERRY MACS) ... Ted JUDD MCMICHAEL (as JUDD McMICHAEL - THE MERRY MACS) ... Phil RICHARD LANE ... Charles J. Willoughby ELAINE CONDOS ... Elaine - Dancer LOUIS DA PRON ... Alex - Dancer CHARLES LANG ... Ralph RILEY HILL (as ROY HARRIS) ... Jimmy PETER SULLIVAN ... Don RICHARD DAVIES ... Eddie LUIS ALBERNI ... Nick Ferris Rest of cast listed alphabetically: BOBBY BARBER ... Waiter with Toupee (uncredited) BROOKS BENEDICT ... Outside Plantation Club (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Outside Plantation Club (uncredited) EDDIE BRUCE ... Waiter (uncredited) HAL K. DAWSON ... Farnsworth (uncredited) VERNON DENT ... Worthington (uncredited) CHARLIE HALL ... Waiter (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Fitzgerald (uncredited) CHARLES IRWIN ... Radio Announcer (uncredited) CHARLES MCAVOY ... Bartender (uncredited) MATT MCHUGH ... Tuttle (uncredited) FRANK MITCHELL ... Waiter (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Table Extra (uncredited) WILLIAM NEWELL ... Headwaiter (uncredited) FRANK O'CONNOR ... Sound Effects Man (uncredited) PAUL PARRY ... Diner (uncredited) MARCIA RALSTON ... Diner (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Man at Bar (uncredited) JASON ROBARDS SR. ... Radio Station Man (uncredited) BEATRICE ROBERTS ... Diner (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) TIM RYAN ... Gus (uncredited) ROLFE SEDAN ... Henry (uncredited) FERRIS TAYLOR ... Keller (uncredited) |
Directed by: CHARLES LAMONT ========= Writing Credits: JACK LAIT Jr. ... (story) PAUL GERARD SMITH HOWARD SNYDER HUGH WEDLOCK Jr. ========= Produced by: KEN GOLDSMITH ... associate producer ========= Cinematography by: STANLEY CORTEZ ========= Film Editing by: MILTON CARRUTH ========= Art Direction by: JACK OTTERSON ========= Set Decoration by: RUSSELL A. GAUSMAN (as R.A. GAUSMAN) ========= Costume Design by: VERA WEST ... (gowns) ========= Art Department: RALPH M. DELACY ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: BERNARD B. BROWN ... sound supervisor CHARLES CARROLL ... sound technician ========= Music Department: CHARLES PREVIN ... musical director FRANK SKINNER ... orchestrator ========= Additional Crew: NICK CASTLE ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical General Film Distributors (GFD) (1941) [UK] Theatrical Screen Gems (1961) [USA] TV |
| 26 June 1941 [USA] 29 January 1942 [Mexico] |
 SWEETHEART OF THE CAMPUS (Comedy | Music | Romance) [1 hour 10 minutes] Ozzie Norton and his band, featuring Betty Blake of Brooklyn, prepare for the opening of the College Club, a nightclub near the campus of Lambeth Technological. On opening night, Minnie Lambeth Sparr, daughter of the college founder, descends with Professor Bailey, the sheriff and Harriet Hale, daughter of Dr. Hale, president of the school. The band and all persons connected are arrested under an old statute. Harriet, against the move, arranges for their release. Betty, Ozzie and the band picket the college in jive fashion. |
HERE WE GO AGAIN Music by Jacques Press Lyrics by Eddie Cherkose Sung by Harriet Nelson TAP HAPPY Music by Jacques Press Lyrics by Eddie Cherkose Sung and Danced by Ruby Keeler BEAT IT OUT Music by Jacques Press Lyrics by Eddie Cherkose Sung by Ozzie Nelson ZIG ME BABY WITH A GENTLE ZAG Music by Jacques Press Lyrics by Eddie Cherkose Danced by Ruby Keeler WHEN THE GLEE CLUB SWINGS THE ALMA MATER Written by Walter G. Samuels and Charles Newman WHERE Written by Jacques Krakeur Sung by Harriet Nelson TOM-TOM Written by Walter G. Samuels Performed by Leo Watson and the Four Spirits of Rhythm |
RUBY KEELER ... Betty Blake OZZIE NELSON ... Ozzie Norton HARRIET NELSON (as HARRIET HILLIARD) ... Harriet Hale GORDON OLIVER ... Terry Jones DON BEDDOE ... Sheriff Denby CHARLES JUDELS ... Tomasso aka Victor Demond KATHLEEN HOWARD ... Mrs. Minnie Lambeth Sparr BYRON FOULGER ... Dr. Bailey GEORGE LESSEY ... Dr. Hale FRANK GABY ... Dr. Grimsby ZOOT WATSON (as LEO WATSON) ... Tom Tom FOUR SPIRITS OF RHYTHM ... Tom Tom's Accompanists OZZIE NELSON'S BAND ... The Band Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HARRY C. BRADLEY ... The Judge (uncredited) CHESTER CONKLIN ... The Prisoner-Vagrant (uncredited) CHARLES FERGUSON ... Young Man in Club (uncredited) ALAN HALE Jr. ... Quarterback Football Player (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... College Club Audience Member (uncredited) FRED KOHLER Jr. ... Football Player (uncredited) TIM RYAN ... Football Coach (uncredited) WALTER SANDE ... Football Player (uncredited) TOM SEIDEL ... Student (uncredited) GEORGE TURNER ... Football Player (uncredited) HARRY TYLER ... Louie Link (uncredited) |
Directed by: EDWARD DMYTRYK ========= Writing Credits: ROBERT HARDY ANDREWS (as ROBERT D. ANDREWS) ... (story) ROBERT HARDY ANDREWS (as ROBERT D. ANDREWS) ... (screenplay) and EDMUND L. HARTMANN (as EDMUND HARTMANN) ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: JACK FIER ... producer ========= Cinematography by: FRANZ PLANER (as FRANZ F. PLANER) ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: WILLIAM A. LYON ========= Art Direction by: LIONEL BANKS ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: SEYMOUR FRIEDMAN ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: FRANK GOODWIN ... sound recordist ========= Music Department: PAUL MERTZ ... music advisor MORRIS STOLOFF ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: LOUIS DA PRON ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Columbia Pictures ========= Distributors: Columbia Pictures (as Columbia Pictures Corporation) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Canada (1941) [CANADA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures Corporation (1941) [UK] Theatrical Christiaan van der Ree (1941) [VENEZUELA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Columbia (1941) [COLOMBIA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures de Cuba (1941) [CUBA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Argentina (1941) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Panama (1941) [PANAMA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Chile (1941) [CHILE] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Peru (1941) [PERU] Theatrical Columbia Pictures do Brasil (1941) [BRAZIL] Theatrical Columbia Films S. A. (1941) [MEXICO] Theatrical Columbia Pictures Proprietary (1941) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Screen Gems (1959) [USA] TV |
| 1 August 1941 [USA] 18 December 1941 [Mexico] 21 January 1942 [Portugal] 7 April 1942 [Sweden] 1 March 1943 [Madrid, Spain] 23 March 1943 [Barcelona, Spain] 22 August 1943 [Finland] 22 February 1946 [Brussels, Belgium] |
 KISS THE BOYS GOODBYE (Musical) [1 hour 25 minutes] Broadway director Lloyd Lloyd (Don Ameche) and composer Dick Rayburn (Oscar Levant) search for talent down South and discover singer Cindy Lou Bethany (Mary Martin) who surprises them with her voice and striptease. |
I'LL NEVER LET A DAY PASS BY Music by Victor Schertzinger Lyrics by Frank Loesser Sung by Don Ameche and Mary Martin KISS THE BOYS GOODBYE Music by Victor Schertzinger Lyrics by Frank Loesser Sung by Mary Martin and The Music Maids Played on piano by Oscar Levant SAND IN MY SHOES Music by Victor Schertzinger Lyrics by Frank Loesser Sung by Connee Boswell and Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson; danced by Anderson FIND YOURSELF A MELODY Music by Victor Schertzinger Lyrics by Frank Loesser Sung by Mary Martin and gospel chorus Reprised at the end by Don Ameche and chorus MY START Music by Victor Schertzinger Lyrics by Frank Loesser Sung by Mary Martin BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC (uncredited) Music by William Steffe Lyrics by Julia Ward Howe Performed by Oscar Levant, Elizabeth Patterson, and chorus MA CURLY HEADED BABBY (uncredited) Written by G.H. Clutsam Performed by Mary Martin (in the "Find Yourself a Melody" number) JOSHUA FOUGHT THE BATTLE OF JERICHO (uncredited) Traditional Performed by gospel chorus (in the "Find Yourself a Melody" number) |
DON AMECHE ... Lloyd Lloyd MARY MARTIN ... Cindy Lou Bethany OSCAR LEVANT ... Dick Rayburn aka Oscar VIRGINIA DALE ... Gwendolyn Abbott BARBARA JO ALLEN ... Myra Stanhope RAYMOND WALBURN ... Top Rumson ELIZABETH PATTERSON ... Aunt Lily Lou Bethany JEROME COWAN ... Bert Fisher CONNEE BOSWELL ... Polly EDDIE 'ROCHESTER' ANDERSON ... George JOHN SCOTT TROTTER ... John Scott Trotter MINOR WATSON ... Uncle Jefferson Davis Bethany HARRY BARRIS ... Fisher's Publicity Agent GEORGE REED ... George, House Servant THELMA LONG ... Cleo THE MUSIC MAIDS: ALICE LUDES ... One of the Music Maids DOTTIE MESSMER ... One of the Music Maids DENNY WILSON ... One of the Music Maids VIRGINIA ERWIN ... One of the Music Maids BOBBIE CANVIN ... Member - The Music Maids Rest of cast listed alphabetically: WARREN ASHE ... Photographer (uncredited) PATSY BEDELL ... (uncredited) BROOKS BENEDICT ... Reporter at Party (uncredited) LORRAINE BRIDGES ... (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Party Guest (uncredited) GERRY COONEN ... (uncredited) DOROTHY DAYTON ... (uncredited) MARJORIE DEANNE ... Secretary (uncredited) SAYRE DEARING ... Party Guest (uncredited) JEANETTE DICKSON ... (uncredited) JIMMIE DODD ... Bellboy with Manager (uncredited) JIMMIE DUNDEE ... (uncredited) TOM FADDEN ... Deputy (uncredited) BETH HARTMAN ... Ms. Hartman (uncredited) EARLENE HEATH ... (uncredited) PERC LAUNDERS ... Bus Conductor (uncredited) ETHELREDA LEOPOLD ... (uncredited) SAM MCDANIEL ... Porter (uncredited) PAUL MCVEY ... Reporter (uncredited) BOB MILTON ... (uncredited) DAISY LEE MOTHERSHED ... Myra Stanhope's Maid (uncredited) ELLA NEAL ... Secretary (uncredited) FIELD NORTON ... Party Guest (uncredited) JEAN O'DONNELL ... (uncredited) EMORY PARNELL ... Deputy (uncredited) EDWARD PEIL Sr. ... Conductor (uncredited) JEAN PHILLIPS ... Secretary / Girl Auditioning in Montage (uncredited) JEAN PORTER ... Girl Going to Audition (uncredited) LILLIAN RANDOLPH ... Bethany Plantation Chorus Servant (uncredited) 'LITTLE BILLY' RHODES ... Shorty (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Reporter at Party (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Party Guest (uncredited) WALTER SODERLING ... Uncle Bob (uncredited) ELEANOR STEWART ... Secretary (uncredited) NORMA THELAN ... (uncredited) ELINOR TROY ... (uncredited) ARCHIE TWITCHELL ... Photographer (uncredited) PHILIP VAN ZANDT ... Reporter (uncredited) FREDDY WELSH ... (uncredited) WILLIAM WRIGHT ... Reporter (uncredited) |
Directed by: VICTOR SCHERTZINGER ========= Writing Credits: CLARE BOOTHE LUCE (as CLARE BOOTHE) ... (play) DWIGHT TAYLOR HARRY TUGEND ========= Produced by: PAUL JONES ... producer WILLIAM LEBARON ... producer ========= Music by: VICTOR YOUNG ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: TED TETZLAFF ========= Film Editing by: PAUL WEATHERWAX ========= Costume Design by: EDITH HEAD ========= Camera and Electrical Department: DANIEL L. FAPP ... second camera ========= Music Department: JOHN SCOTT TROTTER ... conductor: songs / music arranger: songs VICTOR YOUNG ... musical director CHARLES BRADSHAW ... orchestrator (uncredited) LEO SHUKEN ... orchestrator (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV Paramount Films (1946) [BELGIUM] Theatrical Paramount [FRANCE] Theatrical |
| 7 August 1941 [New York City, New York, USA] 8 August 1941 [USA] 7 January 1942 [Mexico] 27 February 1942 [Sweden] 28 December 1942 [Barcelona, Spain] 31 December 1942 [Madrid, Spain] 3 March 1943 [Portugal] 23 May 1943 [Australia] 29 January 1947 [France] 11 February 1947 [Japan] 7 November 1947 [Amsterdam, Netherlands] 26 March 1948 [Brussels, Belgium] 19 August 1948 (re-release) [USA] 12 November 1948 [Finland] 7 January 1949 [Austria] 25 September 1951 [West Germany] |
 HOLD THAT GHOST (Adventure | Comedy | Horror | Music | Mystery | Thriller) [1 hour 26 minutes] After inheriting a fortune from a gangster, two dim-witted service station attendants find themselves stranded in a haunted house. ===== Two bumbling service station attendants are left as the sole beneficiaries in a gangster's will. Their trip to claim their fortune is sidetracked when they are stranded in a haunted house along with several other strangers. |
WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME (1920) (uncredited) Music by Bill Munro Lyrics by Ted Lewis & Andrew B. Sterling Played during the opening credits Played by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra (as Ted Lewis' Orchestra) and sung by Ted Lewis at the nightclub ME AND MY SHADOW (1927) (uncredited) Written by Al Jolson, Billy Rose and Dave Dreyer Played by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra (as Ted Lewis' Orchestra) and sung by Ted Lewis at the nightclub SLEEPY SERENADE (1941) (uncredited) Music by Lou Singer Lyrics by Mort Greene Played by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra (as Ted Lewis' Orchestra) and sung by The Andrews Sisters at the nightclub THE BLUE DANUBE WALTZ (1867) (uncredited) Music by Johann Strauss Played on a record Danced to by Lou Costello and Joan Davis AURORA (uncredited) Written by Mário Lago and Roberto Roberti (1940) English lyrics by Harold Adamson (1941) Played by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra (as Ted Lewis' Orchestra) and sung by The Andrews Sisters at the new health spa Played as background music at the end |
BUD ABBOTT ... Chuck Murray LOU COSTELLO ... Ferdinand Jones RICHARD CARLSON ... Dr. Jackson JOAN DAVIS ... Camille Brewster MISCHA AUER ... Gregory EVELYN ANKERS ... Norma Lind MARC LAWRENCE ... Charlie Smith SHEMP HOWARD ... Soda Jerk RUSSELL HICKS ... Bannister WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON (as WILLIAM DAVIDSON) ... Moose Matson TED LEWIS ... Ted Lewis Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LAVERNE ANDREWS ... Laverne Andrews (uncredited) MAXENE ANDREWS ... Maxene Andrews (uncredited) PATTY ANDREWS ... Patty Andrews (uncredited) BOBBY BARBER ... Waiter (uncredited) BROOKS BENEDICT ... Maitre d' (uncredited) JEANNE BLANCHE ... Pretty Girl (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) SPENCER CHARTERS ... Storekeeper (uncredited) MADGE CRANE ... Mrs. Giltedge (uncredited) EDGAR DEARING ... Irondome (uncredited) JACK DEERY ... Waiter (uncredited) PAUL FIX ... Lefty (uncredited) JOE GILBERT ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) DICK GORDON ... Club Patron (uncredited) THURSTON HALL ... Alderman Birch (uncredited) CHUCK HAMILTON ... Police Car Driver (uncredited) HARRY HAYDEN ... Jenkins (uncredited) HANS HERBERT ... Mobster (uncredited) HOWARD HICKMAN ... Judge (uncredited) KAY KATYA AND KAY ... Dancers (uncredited) JOSEPH LA CAVA ... Little Fink (uncredited) PAUL NEWLAN ... Big Fink (uncredited) BARRY NORTON ... Club Patron (uncredited) NESTOR PAIVA ... Glum (uncredited) MILTON PARSONS ... Harry Hoskins (uncredited) MANUEL PARÍS ... Nightclub Waiter (uncredited) EDWARD PAWLEY ... High Collar (uncredited) FRANK PENNY ... Snake Eyes (uncredited) FRANK RICHARDS ... Gunman (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Headwaiter (uncredited) WILLIAM RUHL ... Night Club Patron Who Falls (uncredited) JEFFREY SAYRE ... Chorus Boy (uncredited) JANET SHAW ... Alderman's Girl (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) AMZIE STRICKLAND ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) DON TERRY ... Strangler (uncredited) HARRY WILSON ... Harry (uncredited) |
Directed by: ARTHUR LUBIN ========= Writing Credits: ROBERT LEES ... (screenplay) & FREDERIC I. RINALDO (as FRED RINALDO) ... (screenplay) & JOHN GRANT ... (screenplay) ROBERT LEES ... (original story) & FREDERIC I. RINALDO (as FRED RINALDO) ... (original story) ========= Produced by: BURT KELLY ... associate producer GLENN TRYON ... associate producer ALEX GOTTLIEB ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: HANS J. SALTER ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ELWOOD BREDELL ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: PHILIP CAHN ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: JACK OTTERSON ========= Set Decoration by: RUSSELL A. GAUSMAN (as R.A. GAUSMAN) ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: VERA WEST ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: GIL VALLE (as GILBERT J. VALLE) ... assistant director JOHN RAWLINS ... second unit director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: HAROLD H. MACARTHUR ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: BERNARD B. BROWN ... sound supervisor WILLIAM R. FOX (as WILLIAM FOX) ... technician ========= Stunts: PAT COSTELLO ... stunt double: Lou Costello (uncredited) ========= Music Department: NICK CASTLE ... stager: musical numbers HANS J. SALTER (as H.J. SALTER) ... musical director RALPH FREED ... composer: stock music (uncredited) CHARLES HENDERSON ... composer: stock music (uncredited) CHARLES PREVIN ... composer: stock music (uncredited) MILTON ROSEN ... composer: stock music (uncredited) HANS J. SALTER ... composer: stock music (uncredited) FRANK SKINNER ... composer: stock music / composer: title music (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: JOAN HATHAWAY ... dialogue director |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures (presents) (as Universal) ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical Empire Universal Films (1941) [CANADA] Theatrical General Film Distributors (GFD) (1941) [UK] Theatrical Acme Films (1941) [PHILIPPINES] Theatrical Société Anonyme Universal-Film (1947) [FRANCE] Theatrical Eagle-Lion Films (1948) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Société Anonyme Universal-Film (1948) [BELGIUM] Theatrical Screen Gems (1958) [USA] TV MCA Videocassette (1982) [USA] VHS MCA/Universal Home Video (1982) [USA] VHS MCA Videocassette (1982) [USA] Video - Betamax MCA/Universal Home Video (1982) [USA] Video - Betamax MCA Home Video (1988) [USA] VHS MCA/Universal Home Video (1988) [USA] VHS MCA/Universal Home Video (1991) [USA] VHS MCA/Universal Home Video (2000) [USA] VHS Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (on "The Best of Abbott and Costello Volume One") (2004) [USA] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2005) [USA] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (on 'Abbott and Costello: The Complete Universal Pictures Collection') (2008) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) |
| 21 August 1941 {premiere} [Salt Lake City, Utah, USA] [Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA] 29 August 1941 [USA] 19 November 1941 [Argentina] 4 December 1941 [Australia] 15 December 1941 [Portugal] 5 March 1942 [Mexico] 26 June 1942 [Sweden] 23 August 1942 [Finland] 17 November 1944 [France] 14 May 1945 [Denmark] 1945 [Austria] 16 July 1946 [Japan] 1 September 1946 (re-release) [USA] 1947 [Germany] 21 February 1998 (TV premiere) [Germany] 10 October 2003 {Panorama of European Cinema} [Greece] |
 SUN VALLEY SERENADE (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 26 minutes] A publicity stunt for the Dartmouth Troubadours band gets complicated when the Norwegian refugee their pianist Ted Scott has announced he will be taking in turns out to be fully grown Karen Benson. When his girlfriend realises that Karen and Ted are spending an awful lot of time together on the ski slopes at the band's venue, things start to turn very frosty. |
CHATTANOOGA CHOO CHOO (1941) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyric by Mack Gordon Performed by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra Sung by Tex Beneke, Paula Kelly, and The Modernaires, then danced and sung by The Nicholas Brothers and Dorothy Dandridge I KNOW WHY (AND SO DO YOU) (1941) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyric by Mack Gordon Sung by Lynn Bari (dubbed by Pat Friday) and The Modernaires, then John Payne IT HAPPENED IN SUN VALLEY (1941) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyric by Mack Gordon Performed by "first band" Sung by Lynn Bari (dubbed by Pat Friday), later sung by entire Glenn Miller and His Orchestra including all vocalists except Ray Eberle THE KISS POLKA (1941) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyric by Mack Gordon Performed over opening credits by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, then by singing ensemble later in movie AT LAST (1942) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Performed by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra as an instrumental after "In The Mood" sequence, and at end of movie in ice-skating sequence MOONLIGHT SERENADE (1939) (uncredited) Music by Glenn Miller Performed as instrumental by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra IN THE MOOD (1939) (uncredited) Music by Joe Garland Arranged by Eddie Durham Performed by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra Tenor Sax Battle between Tex Beneke and Al Klink Hot Trumpet Solo by Billy May THE FARMER IN THE DELL (uncredited) Traditional Played by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra at Ellis Island SHE'LL BE COMIN' 'ROUND THE MOUNTAIN WHEN SHE COMES (uncredited) Traditional Played as part of the score when Milton Berle skis erratically down the slopes JINGLE BELLS (1857) (uncredited) Music by James Pierpont Played as part of the score when Milton Berle skis erratically down the slopes |
SONJA HENIE ... Karen Benson JOHN PAYNE ... Ted Scott GLENN MILLER ... Phil Corey MILTON BERLE ... Nifty Allen LYNN BARI ... Vivian Dawn JOAN DAVIS ... Miss Carstairs THE NICHOLAS BROTHERS (as NICHOLAS BROTHERS) ... Specialty WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON (as WILLIAM DAVIDSON) ... Murray DOROTHY DANDRIDGE ... Specialty ALMIRA SESSIONS ... Nurse MEL RUICK ... Band Leader RALPH DUNN ... Customs Officer CHESTER CLUTE ... Process Server Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ERNIE ALEXANDER ... Boy (uncredited) KENNETH ALEXANDER ... Ski Patrol Member (uncredited) CLAUD ALLRED ... Ice Skater (uncredited) TRIGGER ALPERT ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) RAY ANTHONY ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) TEX BENEKE ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) JOHNNY BEST ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) ANGELA BLUE ... Singer (uncredited) RALPH BREWSTER ... Member, The Modernaires (uncredited) ERNIE CACERES ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) BOB CAMPBELL ... Ice Skater (uncredited) FRED CASS ... Ice Skater (uncredited) DORA CLEMENT ... Wife (uncredited) BILL CONWAY ... Member, The Modernaires (uncredited) FRANK D'ANNOLFO ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) WALTER DANIEL ... Ice Skater (uncredited) HAROLD DICKINSON ... Member, The Modernaires (uncredited) ANN DORAN ... Waitress (uncredited) EDWARD EARLE ... Murray's Rehearsal Associate (uncredited) RAY EBERLE ... Ray Eberle - Orchestra Vocalist (uncredited) BRUCE EDWARDS ... Ski Instructor (uncredited) CLARICE EVANS ... Corps du skate (uncredited) WILLIAM FLETCHER ... Ice Skater (uncredited) WILLIAM FORREST ... Husband (uncredited) GLENN MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA ... Phil Corey's Orchestra (uncredited) CHUCK GOLDSTEIN ... Member, The Modernaires (uncredited) GARY GRAY ... Charles - Adopted Refugee Boy (uncredited) IAN GREY ... Ice Skater (uncredited) HERBERT GUNN ... Ski Patrol Man (uncredited) JUNE HARRISON ... Betty Jean (uncredited) DOROTHY JOHNSON ... Ice Skater (uncredited) JOHN JOLLIFFE ... Ice Skater (uncredited) EDDIE KANE ... Murray's Rehearsal Associate (uncredited) JIMMY KELLY ... Ice Skater (uncredited) PAULA KELLY ... Orchestra Vocalist (uncredited) AL KLINK ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) JACK LATHROP ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) ALEX LINDGREN ... Ice Skater (uncredited) CHUMMY MACGREGOR ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) BILLY MAY ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) HAL MCINTYRE ... Hal McIntyre (uncredited) DALE MCMICKLE ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) HAROLD MILLER ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JOHN 'SKINS' MILLER ... Sleigh Driver (uncredited) SIX HITS AND A MISS ... Singing Group (uncredited) WALTER MITCHELL ... Ice Skater (uncredited) THE MODERNAIRES ... Singing Group (uncredited) FORBES MURRAY ... Lido Terrace Headwaiter (uncredited) FAYARD NICHOLAS ... Specialty Dancer (uncredited) HAROLD NICHOLAS ... Specialty Dancer (uncredited) BARRY NORTON ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) SPEC O'DONNELL ... Western Union Boy (uncredited) LILLIAN PORTER ... Phone Operator (uncredited) JIMMY PRIDDY ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) MOE PURTILL ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) RAGNAR QVALE ... Skater (uncredited) ANN RAY ... Child (uncredited) LYNNE ROBERTS ... Receptionist (uncredited) SHEILA RYAN ... Phone Operator (uncredited) RALPH SANFORD ... Doorman (uncredited) WILBUR SCHWARTZ ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) PAUL SHUMAN ... Ice Skater (uncredited) BUD STARK ... Ice Skater (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) MARY STEWART ... Dancer / Ice Skater (uncredited) PAUL TANNER ... Orchestra Member (uncredited) NORMAN TARPENNING ... Ice Skater (uncredited) HARRISON THOMPSON ... Karen's Skating Partner (uncredited) FRED 'SNOWFLAKE' TOONES ... Porter (uncredited) RUSSELL WADE ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) |
Directed by: H. BRUCE HUMBERSTONE ========= Writing Credits: ROBERT ELLIS ... (screenplay) and HELEN LOGAN ... (screenplay) ART ARTHUR ... (story) and ROBERT HARARI ... (story) BERT GRANET ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ALLAN SCOTT ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) MILTON SPERLING ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: MILTON SPERLING ... producer DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: DAVID BUTTOLPH ... (uncredited) CYRIL J. MOCKRIDGE ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: EDWARD CRONJAGER ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: JAMES B. CLARK ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: LEWIS H. CREBER (as LEWIS CREBER) RICHARD DAY ========= Set Decoration by: THOMAS LITTLE ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: TRAVIS BANTON ... (costumes) ========= Makeup Department: ANN BARR ... hair stylist: Sonja Henie (uncredited) ========= Production Management: ROBERT E. GOUX ... unit manager (uncredited) BEN SILVEY ... production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: CHARLES HALL ... assistant director (uncredited) MALCOLM ST. CLAIR ... second unit director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: WILLIAM WEBSTER ... designer: ice skating rink (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: ALFRED BRUZLIN ... sound ROGER HEMAN Sr. (as ROGER HEMAN) ... sound ========= Stunts: RAGNAR QVALE ... stunt double: Milton Berle / stunt skiing: Milton Berle (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: PAUL MOHN ... camera operator (uncredited) ========= Music Department: EMIL NEWMAN ... musical director LORRAINE ELLIOTT ... singing voice: Lynn Bari (uncredited) BILL FINEGAN ... arrangements (uncredited) DAVID RAKSIN ... orchestrator (uncredited) CONRAD SALINGER ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: ROSE STEINBERG ... script supervisor (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: OTTO LANG ... technical director: skiing sequences HERMES PAN ... dances staged by ARTHUR BERTHELET ... dialogue director (uncredited) TEDDY BLUE ... stand-in: Sonja Henie (uncredited) HARRY BRAND ... publicity director (uncredited) BERT CLARK ... technical director (uncredited) RAGNAR QVALE ... instructor: skiing (uncredited) MALCOLM ST. CLAIR ... fill-in director (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (as Twentieth Century-Fox) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Fox Films (1941) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox Film Company (1941) [UK] TV Twentieth Century Fox (1946) [USA] Theatrical - re-release 20th Century Fox (1946) [FRANCE] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox (1954) [USA] Theatrical - re-release National Telefilm Associates (NTA) (1957) [USA] TV Centfox (1949) [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical Fox Video (1993) [USA] VHS 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2006) [JAPAN] DVD ========= Other Companies: F.A. Picard (ski clothes) |
| 1 September 1941 {premiere} [USA] 18 September 1941 [New York City, New York, USA] 10 November 1941 [UK] 5 March 1942 [Mexico] 24 August 1942 [Sweden] 17 November 1942 [Portugal] 23 May 1943 [Finland] |
 LADY BE GOOD (Comedy | Musical) [1 hour 52 minutes] Songwriters Dixie Donegan and Eddie Crane are still in love after their divorce. Dixie's friend Marilyn Marsh tries to convince them to marry again, but this isn't that easy. |
OH, LADY BE GOOD! (1924) (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Sung by Chorus YOU'LL NEVER KNOW (1941) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by Ann Sothern YOUR WORDS AND MY MUSIC (1941) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by Robert Young and Ann Sothern YOUR WORDS AND MY MUSIC (1941) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung by John Carroll Also sung by Virginia O'Brien YOU'LL NEVER KNOW (1941) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics by Arthur Freed Sung and danced by The Berry Brothers OH, LADY BE GOOD! (1924) (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Sung by Ann Sothern, Robert Young Also sung by chorus, Red Skelton, John Carroll Danced by The Berry Brothers THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS (1940) Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Sung by Ann Sothern (uncredited) OH, LADY BE GOOD! (1924) (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Danced by Eleanor Powell and "Buttons" FASCINATING RHYTHM (1924) (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Sung by Connie Russell Danced by The Berry Brothers Also danced by Eleanor Powell with chorus OH, LADY BE GOOD! (1924) (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Sung by Red Skelton, Virginia O'Brien, John Carroll, Eleanor Powell, Robert Young and Ann Sothern YOU'LL NEVER KNOW (IF AN APPLE IS RIPE) (1941) (uncredited) Music by Roger Edens Lyrics by Arthur Freed YOUR WORDS AND MY MUSIC (1941) (uncredited) Music by Roger Edens Lyrics by Arthur Freed |
ELEANOR POWELL ... Marilyn Marsh ANN SOTHERN ... Dixie Donegan ROBERT YOUNG ... Eddie Crane LIONEL BARRYMORE ... Judge Murdock JOHN CARROLL ... Buddy Crawford RED SKELTON ... Joe 'Red' Willet VIRGINIA O'BRIEN ... Lull TOM CONWAY ... Mr. Blanton DAN DAILEY (as DAN DAILEY Jr.) ... Bill Pattison REGINALD OWEN ... Max Milton ROSE HOBART ... Mrs. Carter Wardley PHIL SILVERS ... Master of Ceremonies THE BERRY BROTHERS ... Specialty Number JAMES BERRY ... James Berry WARREN BERRY ... Warren Berry ANANIAS BERRY (as NYAS BERRY) ... Nyas Berry CONNIE RUSSELL ... The Singer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: EDWARD GARGAN ... Policeman ERNIE ALEXANDER ... Pageboy (uncredited) BROOKS BENEDICT ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) ROBERT BRADFORD ... Solo Bit in Montage (uncredited) J.W. CODY ... Solo Bit in Montage (uncredited) JAMES CONATY ... Party Guest (uncredited) FRANK DARIEN ... Justice of the Peace (uncredited) DORIS DAY ... Debutante (uncredited) DOROTHY FAY ... Debutante (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... Banquet Guest at Max's Table (uncredited) JACK GEORGE ... Orchestra Leader (uncredited) BEN HALL ... Messenger with Diamond Ring (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) EDWARD HEARN ... Bailiff (uncredited) HARVEY KARELS ... Minor Role in 'Fascinating Rhythm' Number (uncredited) HAROLD MILLER ... Guest (uncredited) SIX HITS AND A MISS ... Singers ("Fascinating Rhythm" number) (uncredited) HATTIE NOEL ... Specialty Dancer in Montage (uncredited) FIELD NORTON ... Party Guest (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Party Guest (uncredited) RONALD R. RONDELL ... Party Guest (uncredited) PATSY SHAW ... Solo in Montage (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) DON SULLIVAN ... Solo in Montage (uncredited) CHARLES TESKE ... Minor Role in 'Fascinating Rhythm' Number (uncredited) LUDOVICO TOMARCHIO ... Solo in Montage (uncredited) LARRY WHEAT ... Minor Role (uncredited) PAUL WHITE ... Solo in Montage (uncredited) BEAL WONG ... Solo in Montage (uncredited) |
Directed by: NORMAN Z. MCLEOD BUSBY BERKELEY ... (musical numbers) (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: JACK MCGOWAN ... (screen play) & KAY VAN RIPER ... (screen play) and JOHN MCCLAIN ... (screen play) JACK MCGOWAN ... (original story) ========= Produced by: ARTHUR FREED ... producer ========= Music by: GEORGE BASSMAN ... (uncredited) GEORGE STOLL ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: GEORGE J. FOLSEY (as GEORGE FOLSEY) ... director of photography OLIVER T. MARSH ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: FREDRICK Y. SMITH ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Set Decoration by: EDWIN B. WILLIS ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) ========= Makeup Department: SYDNEY GUILAROFF ... hair stylist ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: MARVIN STUART ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: JOHN S. DETLIE ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Stunts: LEE BAILEY ... stunts: "Fascinating Rhythm" number ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: PETER BALLBUSCH ... montage (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO ARNAUD ... orchestrator / vocals GEORGE BASSMAN ... orchestrator / vocals BUSBY BERKELEY ... director: musical numbers MERRILL PYE ... musical presentation WALTER RUICK ... music continuity: Eleanor Powell CONRAD SALINGER ... orchestrator / vocals GEORGE STOLL (as GEORGIE STOLL) ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: JACK ACKERMAN ... trainer: Buttons the dog (uncredited) LEE BAILEY ... stand-in: dance, Eleanor Powell (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (produced by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1941) [UK] Theatrical Metro Goldwyn Mayer (1942) [MEXICO] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1942) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1942) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1943) [FINLAND] Theatrical MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1991) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video (2008) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) Six Hits and a Miss (singers: "Fascinating Rhythm" number) (uncredited) The Berry Brothers (group performers) |
| 13 September 1941 [USA] 2 December 1941 [Mexico] 1 August 1942 [Sweden] 1946 [Turkey] 31 January 1947 [Finland] |
 NAVY BLUES (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 48 minutes] On a layover in Hawaii two conniving Navy seamen borrow money to lay down bets that their ship will win the upcoming gunnery practice trophy, having found out that the current gunnery champ has just transferred aboard their ship. What they haven't learned, however, is that the marksman's enlistment is up before the contest is supposed to take place. |
NAVY BLUES (uncredited) Music by Arthur Schwartz Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Ann Sheridan, Martha Raye and many cast members Played as background music often Reprised by The Navy Blues Sextet and sailors at the end MY BONNIE LIES OVER THE OCEAN (uncredited) Traditional Sung by Martha Raye and Ann Sheridan with revised lyrics (in the "Navy Blues" number) SAILING, SAILING, OVER THE BOUNDING MAIN (uncredited) Written by Godfrey Marks Sung by Ann Sheridan, Martha Raye and The Navy Blues Sextette with revised lyrics (in the "Navy Blues" number) Played as background music WHEN ARE WE GOING TO LAND ABROAD (uncredited) Music by Arthur Schwartz Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Jack Haley and Jack Oakie Reprised by the sailors on ship Reprised at the end IN WAIKIKI (uncredited) Music by Arthur Schwartz Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by The Navy Blues Sextet at the luau Sung and danced to by Ann Sheridan Played as background music Reprised by Martha Raye at the end COLUMBIA, THE GEM OF THE OCEAN (uncredited) Written David T. Shaw Arranged by Thomas A. Beckett Played on a record Reprised as background music TURKEY IN THE STRAW (uncredited) Traditional Played as background music YOU'RE A NATURAL (uncredited) Music by Arthur Schwartz Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung by Herbert Anderson and Ann Sheridan Reprised by them at the end SEMPER PARATUS (uncredited) Music by Francis S. Van Boskerck Played as background music near the end |
ANN SHERIDAN ... Marge Jordan JACK OAKIE ... Cake O'Hara MARTHA RAYE ... Lilibelle Bolton JACK HALEY ... Powerhouse Bolton HERBERT ANDERSON ... Homer Matthews JACK CARSON ... 'Buttons' Johnson JACKIE GLEASON (as JACKIE C. GLEASON) ... Tubby WILLIAM T. ORR ... Mac RICHARD LANE ... 'Rocky' Anderson JOHN RIDGELY ... Jersey KAY ALDRIDGE (as KATHARINE ALDRIDGE) ... Navy Blues Sextet Member GEORGIA CARROLL ... Navy Blues Sextet Member MARGUERITE CHAPMAN ... Navy Blues Sextet Member PEGGY DIGGINS ... Navy Blues Sextet Member LESLIE BROOKS ... Navy Blues Sextet Member (as LORAINE GETTMAN) CLAIRE JAMES ... Navy Blues Sextet Member Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HARDIE ALBRIGHT ... Officer (uncredited) LANE ALLAN ... Sailor (uncredited) MURRAY ALPER ... Sailor in Storeroom (uncredited) JEAN AMES ... Hawaii Pickup #1 (uncredited) RALPH BYRD ... Lieutenant (uncredited) LUCIA CARROLL ... Hawaii Pickup #3 (uncredited) G. PAT COLLINS ... Chief Petty Officer (uncredited) RAY COOKE ... Sailor with Rocky (uncredited) HOWARD DA SILVA ... Last Shore Patrolman (uncredited) CHARLES DRAKE ... Seabag Inspectioon Officer (uncredited) TOM DUGAN ... Hot-Dog Vendor (uncredited) CHARLES FERGUSON ... Sailor (uncredited) WILLIAM FORREST ... Officer (uncredited) ARTHUR GARDNER ... Sailor (uncredited) EDWARD GARGAN ... Hawaii Club Proprietor (uncredited) FRED GRAHAM ... Tough Sailor (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Island Club Patron (uncredited) WILLIAM HOPPER ... Ensign Walters (uncredited) SELMER JACKSON ... Capt. Willard (uncredited) MIKE LALLY ... Sailor (uncredited) NICK LUKATS ... Sailor (uncredited) ADELE MARA ... (uncredited) RENNY MCEVOY ... Sailor (uncredited) PATRICK MCVEY ... Marine Military Policeman (uncredited) WILL MORGAN ... Sailor (uncredited) WILLIAM NEWELL ... Shore Patrolman #1 (uncredited) GEORGE O'HANLON ... Sailor (uncredited) FRANK ORTH ... Joe (uncredited) STEVE PENDLETON ... Marine with Message for Buttons (uncredited) DON ROWAN ... Marine (uncredited) WALTER SANDE ... Marine Military Policeman (uncredited) GARLAND SMITH ... Sailor (uncredited) EDWIN STANLEY ... Rear Admiral (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Officer at Luau (uncredited) HARRY STRANG ... Chief Petty Officer Lane (uncredited) ELLIOTT SULLIVAN ... Shore Patrolman #2 (uncredited) RICHARD TRAVIS ... Tex (uncredited) EMMETT VOGAN ... Officer at Luau (uncredited) DICK WESSEL ... Petty Officer (uncredited) FRANK WILCOX ... Seabag Inspection Officer (uncredited) POPPY WILDE ... Aloha Club Girl (uncredited) MARIS WRIXON ... Hawaii Pickup #2 (uncredited) GIG YOUNG ... Sailor in Storeroom (uncredited) VICTOR ZIMMERMAN ... Petty Officer (uncredited) |
Directed by: LLOYD BACON ========= Writing Credits: JERRY WALD ... (screen play) and RICHARD MACAULAY ... (screen play) and ARTHUR T. HORMAN ... (screen play) and SAM PERRIN ... (screen play) ARTHUR T. HORMAN ... (story) ========= Produced by: JACK SAPER ... associate producer JERRY WALD ... associate producer HAL B. WALLIS ... executive producer ========= Music by: HEINZ ROEMHELD ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: TONY GAUDIO ... director of photography JAMES WONG HOWE ... (dance sequences: photographed by) SOL POLITO ... (dance sequences: photographed by) ========= Film Editing by: RUDI FEHR ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: ROBERT M. HAAS (as ROBERT HAAS) ========= Costume Design by: HOWARD SHOUP ... (gowns) ========= Makeup Department: PERC WESTMORE ... makeup artist ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: RICHARD MAYBERY ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: C.A. RIGGS ... sound ========= Special Effects by: HANS F. KOENEKAMP (as H.F. KOENEKAMP) ... special effects ========= Camera and Electrical Department: CARL E. GUTHRIE ... assistant camera (uncredited) STUART HIGGS ... assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Music Department: SEYMOUR FELIX ... director: musical numbers LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... orchestral arrangements ========= Additional Crew: EDWARD A. BLATT (as EDDIE BLATT) ... dialogue director J.J. GIBLON ... technical advisor |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. (presents) (A Warner Bros.-First National Picture) (as Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1941) [USA] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1941) [UK] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1941) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1947) [FINLAND] Theatrical - reissue ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) |
| 20 September 1941 [UK] 5 March 1945 [Madrid, Spain] |
 HE FOUND A STAR (Musical) [1 hour 29 minutes] When Lucky Lyndon decides to start a new talent agency, he persuades highly efficient Ruth Cavour to leave her current job and work as his secretary. Lyndon devotes his agency to finding and representing unknowns who need an opportunity. After a very slow start, Lyndon finally has his first success when he makes some changes in singer Frank Forrester's routine, leading to sudden success. As the business grows, Lyndon becomes closely involved professionally and personally with Suzanne, an opportunistic night club singer. The changes that she brings about in Lyndon are an increasing source of despair for the loyal, devoted Ruth. |
WAITIN' by Manning Sherwin & Harold Purcell Sung by Uriel Porter (uncredited) COSTA RHUMBA (uncredited) Sung by Evelyn Dall SALOME (uncredited) Written and Composed by Harris Weston and John Turner Sung by Evelyn Dall BONNY BANKS OF LOCH LOMOND (uncredited) Traditional, with modified lyrics Performed by Gabrielle Brune (as Diane) INVICTUS (uncredited) Words by William Ernest Henley (from his poem), music by Bruno Huhn (?) Performed by Robert Atkins (as Frank Forrester) WIDECOMBE FAIR (uncredited) Traditional Performed by Robert Atkins (as Frank Forrester) NOBODY KNOWS THE TROUBLE I'VE SEEN (uncredited) Traditional Performed by Uriel Porter I GOT A ROBE (uncredited) Traditional Performed by Uriel Porter |
VIC OLIVER ... Lucky Lyndon SARAH CHURCHILL ... Ruth 'Ruthie' Cavour EVELYN DALL ... Suzanne GABRIELLE BRUNE ... Diane J.H. ROBERTS ... Mr. Victor Cavour BARBARA EVEREST ... Mrs. Cavour JOAN GREENWOOD ... Babe Cavour DAVID EVANS ... Jimmy Cavour ROBERT SANSOM ... Dick Hargreaves JONATHAN FIELD ... Bob Oliphant MIGNON O'DOHERTY ... Mrs. Miley PEGGY NOVAK ... Madame ROBERT ATKINS ... Frank Forrester GEORGE MERRITT ... Max Nagel RAYMOND LOVELL ... Nick Maurier URIEL PORTER ... George Washington 'Wash' Brown PEGGY MCCORMACK ... Rose, Lucky's date CHARLES VICTOR ... Ben Marsh CYRIL CHAMBERLAIN ... Louie JACK KELLAWAY ... Jack SYLVIA KELLAWAY ... Elsie Rest of cast listed alphabetically: EILEEN BENNETT ... Sleepy (uncredited) PETER SAUNDERS ... Raymond Alvarez (uncredited) GEORGE SPENCE ... Stage Hand (uncredited) |
Directed by: JOHN PADDY CARSTAIRS ========= Writing Credits: MONICA EWER ... (novel) BRIDGET BOLAND ... (screenplay) AUSTIN MELFORD ... (additional dialogue) ========= Produced by: JOHN CORFIELD ... producer (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ERNEST PALMER ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: MICHAEL C. CHORLTON (as MICHAEL CHORLTON) ========= Art Direction by: ALFRED JUNGE ========= Costume Design by: JOE STRASSNER ... (uncredited) ========= Makeup Department: NELL TAYLOR (as NELLY TAYLOR) ... makeup artist ========= Production Management: ANTHONY NELSON KEYS (as A. NELSON KEYS) ... production management ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: GEORGE POLLOCK ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: GEORGE BURGESS ... sound ========= Camera and Electrical Department: JIM BODY ... assistant camera (uncredited) GUS DRISSE ... camera operator (uncredited) HARRY GILLAM ... second camera operator (uncredited) CHRIS HOLDEN ... assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: NORMAN HARTNELL ... dresses: Miss Churchill and Miss Dall JOE STRASSNER (as STRASSNER) ... dresses: Miss Churchill and Miss Dall ========= Music Department: BENJAMIN FRANKEL (as BEN FRANKEL) ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: PHILIP BUCHEL ... dance director |
Production Companies: John Corfield Productions (as A John Corfield Production) ========= Distributors: General Film Distributors (GFD) (as General Film Distributors Ltd.) (1941) [UK] Theatrical |
| 25 September 1941 [USA] 14 January 1942 [Mexico] 27 April 1942 [Sweden] 25 October 1942 [Finland] 26 December 1942 [Portugal] 8 February 1946 [Brussels, Belgium] 2 July 1947 [France] 10 February 1948 [Japan] 22 April 1948 [Denmark] 11 December 1950 [Barcelona, Spain] 14 May 1951 [Madrid, Spain] 16 January 1974 (TV premiere) [West Germany] 9 May 1979 (re-release) [France] 1 March 1984 (TV) [Spain] |
 YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 28 minutes] In order to cover up his philandering ways, a married Broadway producer sets one of his dancers up on a date with a chorus girl for whom he had bought a gift, but the two dancers fall in love for real. ===== After his wife discovers a telltale diamond bracelet, impresario Martin Cortland tries to show he's not chasing after showgirl Sheila Winthrop. Choreographer Robert Curtis gets caught in the middle of the boss's scheme. Army conscription offers Robert the perfect escape from his troubles- or does it? |
BOOGIE BARCAROLLE (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Danced by Fred Astaire, Rita Hayworth and chorus at rehearsal DREAM DANCING (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Played at the nightclub for dance music SHOOTIN' THE WORKS FOR UNCLE SAM (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Sung and danced by Fred Astaire and chorus at the train station SINCE I KISSED MY BABY GOODBYE (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Song played and sung by The Four Tones (Lucius Brooks, Leon Buck, Rudolph Hunter and John Porter) Danced by Fred Astaire in the guard house MARCH MILASTAIRE (A-STAIRABLE RAG) (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Played by the Delta Rhythm Boys (Buddy Collette, Alfred Grant, Chico Hamilton and Red Mack) Danced by Fred Astaire in the guard house SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Sung by Fred Astaire THE WEDDING CAKE WALK (uncredited) Written by Cole Porter Sung by Martha Tilton FRÜHLINGSLIED (SPRING SONG) OP. 62 #6 (uncredited) Music by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Whistled by Robert Benchley TAPS (uncredited) Written by Daniel Butterfield Played offscreen by a bugler at bed time |
FRED ASTAIRE ... Robert Curtis RITA HAYWORTH ... Sheila Winthrop ROBERT BENCHLEY ... Martin Cortland JOHN HUBBARD ... Tom Barton OSA MASSEN ... Sonya FRIEDA INESCORT ... Mrs. Julia Cortland GUINN 'BIG BOY' WILLIAMS (as GUINN WILLIAMS) ... Kewpie Blain DONALD MACBRIDE ... Top Sergeant CLIFF NAZARRO ... Swivel Tongue MARJORIE GATESON ... Aunt Louise ANN SHOEMAKER ... Mrs. Barton BOYD DAVIS ... Colonel Shiller Rest of cast listed alphabetically: SAM ASH ... Nightclub Headwaiter (uncredited) BONNIE BRONSON ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) LUCIUS BROOKS ... Guard House Singer - One of The Four Tones (uncredited) STANLEY BROWN ... Private (uncredited) LEON BUCK ... Guard House Singer - One of The Four Tones (uncredited) HARRY BURNS ... Foreigner at Information Counter (uncredited) JOHN CASON ... Soldier (uncredited) EDDIE COKE ... Army Chauffeur (uncredited) TOM COLEMAN ... Soldier (uncredited) BUDDY COLLETTE ... Clarinetist - One of the Delta Rhythm Boys (uncredited) MONTE COLLINS ... Soldier Trying to Sleep (uncredited) JOE COMFORT ... Guard House Jug Player (uncredited) VIRGINIA DAVIS ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) HAL K. DAWSON ... Railroad Information Clerk (uncredited) DONA DAX ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) LESTER DORR ... Photographer at Crystal Room (uncredited) FRANK FERGUSON ... Justice of the Peace (uncredited) THE FOUR TONES ... Guard House Singers (uncredited) HAROLD GOODWIN ... Capt. Nolan (uncredited) ALFRED GRANT ... Guitarist - One of the Delta Rhythm Boys (uncredited) CHICO HAMILTON ... Drummer - one of the Delta Rhythm Boys (uncredited) IRA HARDIN ... Guard House Singer - One of The Four Tones (uncredited) ROBERT HOMANS ... Joe, Stage Doorman (uncredited) RUDOLPH HUNTER ... Guard House Singer - One of The Four Tones (uncredited) GWEN KENYON ... Singer (uncredited) EDDIE LAUGHTON ... Lieutenant (uncredited) RED MACK ... Trumpeter - one of the Delta Rhythm Boys (uncredited) BETH MARLOWE ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) PATTI MCCARTY ... Young Girl (uncredited) EDWARD MCWADE ... Doctor at Induction Center (uncredited) JAMES MILLICAN ... Prisoner (uncredited) FRANK MILLS ... Soldier Messenger (uncredited) PEGGY LOU NEARY ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) SUNNIE O'DEA ... Marge (uncredited) JACK O'MALLEY ... Sentry (uncredited) GARRY OWEN ... Robert's Guard (uncredited) PAUL PHILLIPS ... Capt. Williams (uncredited) JOHN PORTER ... Guard House Singer - One of The Four Tones (uncredited) FORREST PRINCE ... Dancer (uncredited) TOM QUINN ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JACK RICE ... 5th Avenue Jewelry Salesman (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Passerby on Street (uncredited) TIM RYAN ... Cop ticketing Curtis (uncredited) KAY ST. GERMAIN WELLS ... Woman (uncredited) HARRY STRANG ... Sarge, Col. Shiller's Orderly (uncredited) FRANK SULLY ... Robert's Guard (uncredited) MARTHA TILTON ... Singer in 'Wedding Cake Walk' Number (uncredited) DOROTHY VERNON ... Kewpie's Mother (uncredited) EMMETT VOGAN ... Jenkins, Martin's Chauffeur (uncredited) DOROTHY WARD ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) FRANK WAYNE ... Prisoner (uncredited) LARRY WILLIAMS ... Prisoner (uncredited) |
Directed by: SIDNEY LANFIELD ========= Writing Credits: MICHAEL FESSIER ... (original screenplay) & ERNEST PAGANO ... (original screenplay) ========= Produced by: SAMUEL BISCHOFF ... producer ========= Cinematography by: PHILIP TANNURA ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: OTTO MEYER ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: LIONEL BANKS ========= Costume Design by: IRENE ... (uncredited) ROBERT KALLOCH ... (gowns) (uncredited) ========= Makeup Department: CLAY CAMPBELL ... makeup supervisor (uncredited) HELEN HUNT ... hair stylist (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: GENE ANDERSON ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: PHILIP FAULKNER Jr. (as P.J. FAULKNER) ... recording director JOHN P. LIVADARY ... chief sound engineer (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: RAY HOWELL ... costume supervisor (uncredited) ========= Music Department: PHILIP FAULKNER Jr. (as P.J. FAULKNER) ... music recordist PAUL MERTZ ... assistant musical director MORRIS STOLOFF (as M.W. STOLOFF) ... musical director LEO ARNAUD ... music arranger (uncredited) CHARLES BRADSHAW ... composer: additional music (uncredited) CARMEN DRAGON ... music arranger (uncredited) LEO SHUKEN ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ROBERT ALTON ... dances staged by JACK VOGLIN ... technical advisor (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Columbia Pictures ========= Distributors: Columbia Pictures (as Columbia) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Columbia Pictures Corporation (1941) [UK] Theatrical Columbia Pictures of Canada (1941) [CANADA] Theatrical Columbia Films S. A. (1942) [MEXICO] Theatrical Columbia Film (1942) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Kamera Film Aktieselskap (1947) [NORWAY] Theatrical Central Motion Picture Exchange (1948) [JAPAN] Theatrical Screen Gems (1956) [USA] TV Stjärnfilm (1958) [SWEDEN] Theatrical - re-release RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video (1989) [USA] VHS Columbia TriStar Home Video (1998) [NETHERLANDS] VHS Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment (2003) [NETHERLANDS] DVD Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment (2003) [USA] DVD Columbia TriStar Home Video (2005) [FRANCE] DVD Columbia Pictures Television (a Sony Pictures Entertainment Company) [USA] TV Twilight Time (2017) [WORLD-WIDE] Blu-ray ========= Other Companies: Western Electric Recording (music recording) (as Western Electric Microphonic Recording) Cooperativa Doppiatori Cinematografici (CDC) (Italian dubbing) (uncredited) |
| 8 October 1941 [Denver, Colorado, USA] 17 October 1941 [USA] 15 January 1942 [Mexico] 17 April 1942 [Portugal] 31 August 1942 [Sweden] 19 September 1943 [Finland] 17 September 1948 [France] 26 May 1949 [Madrid, Spain] 30 May 1949 [Barcelona, Spain] |
 WEEK-END IN HAVANA (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 21 minutes] A ship company employee, Jay Williams, is sent to Florida where one of the company cruise ships is stuck on a reef off of the coast. He obtains waivers from all of the passengers with the exception of Nan Spencer, a department store salesgirl who wants her vacation NOW, not later. Jay is instructed to take Nan to Havana and set her up in the best hotel and keep her entertained. She visits a night club where the star attraction is Rosita Rivas, and meets Rosita's worthless manager, Monte Blanca, who makes a play for her. Trouble also comes in the form of Jay's fiancée, Terry McCracken, when a romance develops between Nan and Jay. |
A WEEK-END IN HAVANA (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Carmen Miranda in the opening number with chorus and band Reprised by an offscreen chorus during the montage in Havana Played as background music often REBOLA A BOLA (EMBOLADA) (uncredited) Music by Aloysio de Oliveira and Nestor Amaral Lyrics by Francisco Eugênio Brant Horta Sung in Portuguese by Carmen Miranda in a nightclub WHEN I LOVE, I LOVE (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Carmen Miranda at a nightclub TROPICAL MAGIC (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Spanish lyrics by Ernesto Piedra Sung in Spanish by an unidentified trio in a nightclub Reprised by Alice Faye Reprised by Alice Faye and John Payne on a hay wagon Reprised a cappella by Leonid Kinskey Played as background music often ROMANCE AND RHUMBA (uncredited) Music by James V. Monaco Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Alice Faye and Cesar Romero while dancing, the other dancers THE MAN WITH THE LOLLYPOP SONG (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by lollypop vendor Nacho Galindo outside Arbolado's THE ÑANGO (NYANGO) (uncredited) Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Mack Gordon Sung by Carmen Miranda at the nightclub Sung and danced to by the chorus Danced to by Alice Faye and John Payne SIBONEY Music by Ernesto Lecuona Played in the background during a dialogue scene between John Payne and Alice Faye |
ALICE FAYE ... Nan Spencer CARMEN MIRANDA ... Rosita Rivas JOHN PAYNE ... Jay Williams CESAR ROMERO ... Monte Blanca COBINA WRIGHT (as COBINA WRIGHT Jr.) ... Terry McCracken GEORGE BARBIER ... Walter McCracken SHELDON LEONARD ... Boris LEONID KINSKEY ... Rafael CHRIS-PIN MARTIN ... Driver BILLY GILBERT ... Arbolado HAL K. DAWSON ... Mr. Marks WILLIAM B. DAVIDSON (as WILLIAM DAVIDSON) ... Captain Moss MAURICE CASS ... Tailor LEONA ROBERTS ... Passenger HARRY HAYDEN ... Passenger Rest of cast listed alphabetically: BILL ALCORN ... Dancer (uncredited) LOUISE ALLEN ... Dancer (uncredited) RUSSELL ASH ... Dancer (uncredited) BONNIE BANNON ... Girl in Nightclub (uncredited) HUGH BEAUMONT ... Clipper Officer (uncredited) EUGENE BORDEN ... Poker Dealer (uncredited) BILLIE BOURNE ... Dancer (uncredited) BUD CARPENTER ... Dancer (uncredited) JACK COFFEY ... Dancer (uncredited) ROBERT CONWAY ... Ship's Doctor (uncredited) GINO CORRADO ... Baccarat Croupier (uncredited) FRANCO CORSARO ... Hotel Desk Clerk #2 (uncredited) BOB CROSBY ... Dancer (uncredited) GRACE DAVIES ... Dancer (uncredited) VIRGINIA DAVIS ... Dancer (uncredited) ARMAND DELMAR ... Messenger (uncredited) CHUCK DESHON ... Dancer (uncredited) JOHN FARRELL ... Dancer (uncredited) WILLIAM FORREST ... Cuban Queen Officer (uncredited) NACHO GALINDO ... Singing Lollipop Vendor (uncredited) JACK GEIGER ... Dancer (uncredited) JAMES GONZALEZ ... Minor Role (uncredited) SAL HAINES ... Dancer (uncredited) DOROTHY HARRIS ... Dancer (uncredited) SAM HARRIS ... Roulette Player / Dance Floor Extra (uncredited) JOE HICKEY ... Dancer (uncredited) RALPH HUBBARD ... Dancer (uncredited) LOIS JAMES ... Dancer (uncredited) HARVEY KARELS ... Dancer (uncredited) PATRICIA KNOX ... Dancer (uncredited) DONNA LA BARR ... Dancer (uncredited) BUD LAWLER ... Dancer (uncredited) PERK LAZELLE ... Dancer (uncredited) JANET LIND ... Dancer (uncredited) JACK LOMAS ... Dancer (uncredited) FRED MALATESTA ... Flores - Roulette Croupier (uncredited) VIRGINIA MAPLES ... Dancer (uncredited) JOHN MCAVOY ... Dancer (uncredited) LUCILLE MILLER ... Dancer (uncredited) ALBERTO MORIN ... Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) PEARLIE NORTON ... Dancer (uncredited) EMMETT O'BRIEN ... Dancer (uncredited) TED O'SHEA ... Dancer (uncredited) BETTY JEAN ORTH ... Dancer (uncredited) MANUEL PARÍS ... Watcher (uncredited) PATSY PERRIN ... Dancer (uncredited) ELEANOR PETERSON ... Dancer (uncredited) MANUEL PETROFF ... Dancer (uncredited) DICK REED ... Dancer (uncredited) RUTH RILEY ... Dancer (uncredited) JACK ROSS ... Dancer (uncredited) JOHN STANLEY ... Minor Role (uncredited) MARY STEWART ... Dancer / Singer (uncredited) MARY STUART ... Dancer (uncredited) MARCIA SWEET ... Dancer (uncredited) WILLIAM TAYLOR ... (uncredited) ROBERT B. TOBIN ... (uncredited) VALERIE TRAXLER ... Dancer (uncredited) VANITA WADE ... Dancer (uncredited) NONDAS WAYNE ... Dancer (uncredited) POPPY WILDE ... Roulette Player (uncredited) DAN WYLER ... Dancer (uncredited) |
Directed by: WALTER LANG ========= Writing Credits: KARL TUNBERG ... (original screenplay) and DARRELL WARE ... (original screenplay) ========= Produced by: WILLIAM LEBARON (as WILLIAM LE BARON) ... producer DARRYL F. ZANUCK ... executive producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: DAVID BUTTOLPH ... (uncredited) CHARLES HENDERSON ... (uncredited) CYRIL J. MOCKRIDGE ... (uncredited) ALFRED NEWMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: ERNEST PALMER ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: ALLEN MCNEIL ... film editor GENE FOWLER Jr. ... (uncredited) ========= Art Direction by: RICHARD DAY JOSEPH C. WRIGHT ========= Set Decoration by: THOMAS LITTLE ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: GWEN WAKELING ... (costumes) ========= Makeup Department: GUY PEARCE ... makeup artist LILLIAN MEYERS ... hair stylist: Alice Faye (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: BERNARD CARR ... assistant director (uncredited) JAMES CURTIS HAVENS ... second unit director (uncredited) AARON ROSENBERG ... assistant director: second unit (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: ROGER HEMAN Sr. (as ROGER HEMAN) ... sound E. CLAYTON WARD ... sound ========= Camera and Electrical Department: DAVE ANDERSON ... gaffer (uncredited) HARRY JACKSON ... photographer: second unit (uncredited) LEO MCCREARY ... grip: second unit (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: SAM BENSON ... wardrobe supervisor (uncredited) OLLIE HUGHES ... wardrobe: Alice Faye (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ALFRED NEWMAN ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: NATALIE KALMUS ... technicolor director MORGAN PADELFORD ... associate technicolor director HERMES PAN ... dances staged by EMILIO C. DE LAVIGNE ... attorney (uncredited) HELENE HOLMES ... stand-in: Alice Faye (uncredited) HENRY IMUS ... technician: second unit, Technicolor (uncredited) J. HENRY KRUSE ... second unit assistant: Technicolor (uncredited) ERNESTO PIEDRA ... technical advisor (uncredited) ZACHARIAS YACONELLI ... English instructor: Carmen Miranda (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox (presents) (as Twentieth Century-Fox) ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (released through) (20th Century Fox) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox Film Company (1941) [UK] Theatrical National Telefilm Associates (NTA) (1957) [USA] TV - (syndication) Fox Video (1998) [USA] VHS 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2006) [USA] DVD |
| 23 October 1941 {premiere} [New York City, New York, USA] 31 October 1941 [USA] 21 December 1941 [London, UK] 24 December 1941 [Nicaragua] 2 January 1942 [UK] 31 March 1942 [Canada] 23 May 1942 [Chile] 5 June 1942 [Ireland] 9 July 1942 [Mexico] 10 July 1942 [Brazil] 10 August 1942 [Argentina] 28 August 1942 [Australia] 2 September 1942 [Uruguay] 30 November 1942 [Portugal] 10 July 1943 [New Zealand] 3 April 1944 [Venezuela] 25 September 1944 [Madrid, Spain] 14 December 1944 [Barcelona, Spain] 14 September 1945 [Iran] 16 September 1946 [Sweden] 25 April 1947 [Belgium] September 1947 {Cannes Film Festival} [France] 9 October 1947 [Paris, France] 25 October 1947 [France] 20 November 1947 [Iraq] 26 December 1947 [Norway] 5 March 1948 (reissue) [Brussels, Belgium] 25 June 1948 [Denmark] 19 August 1948 [Hong Kong] 16 September 1948 [Colombia] 1 October 1948 [Finland] 27 November 1948 [Italy] 22 June 1949 (re-release) [USA] 23 October 1949 [Poland] 22 June 1950 [Peru] 25 July 1951 [Netherlands] 8 April 1952 [West Germany] 22 May 1953 [Austria] 30 September 1953 [Slovenia] 12 March 1954 [Japan] 28 September 1955 [Davao, Philippines] 19 December 1956 (re-release) [France] 26 December 1956 (re-release) [Denmark] 24 December 1959 (re-release) [USA] 14 May 1968 [Lebanon] 10 July 1969 [Madagascar] 9 December 1970 (re-release) [France] 12 February 1971 [Czechoslovakia] 21 April 1971 (re-release) [Italy] 13 August 1972 (re-release) [UK] 11 October 1972 (re-release) [USA] 2 December 1972 (re-release) [Sweden] 9 July 1973 (re-release) [Brazil] 23 March 1974 (re-release) [Japan] 26 March 1976 (re-release) [USA] 18 June 1976 (re-release) [West Germany] 10 July 1979 (re-release) [UK] 26 March 1980 (re-release) [France] 16 April 1981 (re-release) [Finland] 25 June 1981 (re-release) [Netherlands] 6 May 1983 (re-release) [Australia] 23 July 1983 (re-release) [Japan] 12 April 1985 (re-release) [Spain] 14 October 1986 [Kuwait] 12 July 1989 [Beijing, China] 5 October 1989 (video premiere) [Israel] 7 October 1989 (TV premiere) [East Germany] 13 April 1990 (re-release) [Finland] 23 October 2001 (DVD premiere) [USA] 1 May 2002 {Kristiansand International Children's Film Festival} [Norway] 7 July 2003 (DVD premiere) [Greece] |
 DUMBO (Animation | Drama | Family | Musical) [1 hour 4 minutes] The stork delivers a baby elephant to Mrs. Jumbo, veteran of the circus, but the newborn is ridiculed because of his truly enormous ears and dubbed "Dumbo". After being separated from his mother, Dumbo is relegated to the circus' clown acts; it is up to his only friend, a mouse, to assist Dumbo to achieve his full potential. |
LOOK OUT FOR MR. STORK (1941) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Ned Washington Sung by The Sportsmen Quartet CASEY JUNIOR (1941) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Ned Washington Sung by The Sportsmen Quartet ROCK-A-BYE BABY (1886) (uncredited) Written by Effie I. Canning Hummed and sung a bit by Sterling Holloway HAPPY BIRTHDAY (1893) (uncredited) Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill Sung by Sterling Holloway SONG OF THE ROUSTABOUTS (1941) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Ned Washington Sung by The King's Men BABY MINE (1941) (uncredited) Music by Frank Churchill Lyrics by Ned Washington Sung by Betty Noyes CLOWN SONG (1941) (uncredited) Music by Oliver Wallace Lyrics by Arthur Quenzer Sung by the clowns PINK ELEPHANTS ON PARADE (1941) (uncredited) Music by Oliver Wallace Lyrics by Ned Washington Sung by The Sportsmen Quartet WHEN I SEE AN ELEPHANT FLY (1941) (uncredited) Music by Oliver Wallace Lyrics by Ned Washington Sung by Cliff Edwards, Jim Carmichael, and the Hall Johnson Choir WHEN I SEE AN ELEPHANT FLY (Reprise) (1941) (uncredited) Music by Oliver Wallace Lyrics by Ned Washington Sung by a chorus |
HERMAN BING ... The Ringmaster (voice) (uncredited) BILLY BLETCHER ... Clown (voice) (uncredited) EDWARD BROPHY ... Timothy Q. Mouse (voice) (uncredited) HALL JOHNSON CHOIR ... Crows (voice) (uncredited) CLIFF EDWARDS ... Dandy Crow (uncredited) VERNA FELTON ... The Elephant Matriarch / Mrs. Jumbo (voice) (uncredited) NOREEN GAMMILL ... Catty the Elephant (voice) (uncredited) EDDIE HOLDEN ... Clown (voice) (uncredited) STERLING HOLLOWAY ... Mr. Stork (voice) (uncredited) MALCOLM HUTTON ... Skinny (voice) (uncredited) JAMES MACDONALD ... Roaring Lion (voice) (uncredited) HAROLD MANLEY ... Boy (voice) (uncredited) JOHN MCLEISH ... Narrator (voice) (uncredited) JACK MERCER ... Clowns (voice) (uncredited) TONY NEIL ... Boy (voice) (uncredited) DOROTHY SCOTT ... Giddy the Elephant (voice) (uncredited) SARAH SELBY ... Prissy the Elephant (voice) (uncredited) BILLY SHEETS ... Clown / Joe (voice) (uncredited) CHUCK STUBBS ... Boy (voice) (uncredited) MARGARET WRIGHT ... Casey Jr. (voice) (uncredited) |
Directed by: SAMUEL ARMSTRONG (as SAM ARMSTRONG) ... (sequence director) NORMAN FERGUSON ... (sequence director) WILFRED JACKSON ... (sequence director) JACK KINNEY ... (sequence director) BILL ROBERTS ... (sequence director) BEN SHARPSTEEN ... (supervising director) JOHN ELLIOTTE ... (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: JOE GRANT ... (screen story by) & DICK HUEMER ... (screen story by) OTTO ENGLANDER ... (story direction) BILL PEET ... (story development) & AURELIUS BATTAGLIA (as AURIE BATTAGLIA) ... (story development) & JOE RINALDI ... (story development) & VERNON STALLINGS (as GEORGE STALLINGS) ... (story development) & WEBB SMITH ... (story development) HELEN ABERSON ... (based on the book by) (uncredited) HAROLD PEARL ... (based on the book by) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: WALT DISNEY ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: FRANK CHURCHILL OLIVER WALLACE ========= Art Direction by: DON DAGRADI (as DON DA GRADI) DICK KELSEY ERNIE NORDLI (as ERNEST NORDLI) KENDALL O'CONNOR (as KEN O'CONNOR) CHARLES PAYZANT HERBERT RYMAN (as HERB RYMAN) TERRELL STAPP AL ZINNEN KEN ANDERSON ... (uncredited) ROBERT CORMACK ... (uncredited) HUGH HENNESY ... (uncredited) JOHN HUBLEY ... (uncredited) LANCE NOLLEY ... (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: DON A. DUCKWALL ... assistant director (uncredited) CLYDE GERONIMI ... assistant director (uncredited) LARRY LANSBURGH ... assistant director (uncredited) RICHARD LYFORD ... assistant director (uncredited) LLOYD RICHARDSON ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: JAMES MACDONALD ... sound effects (uncredited) HAROLD J. STECK ... sound recording (uncredited) ========= Visual Effects by: JEROME BROWN ... effects animator (uncredited) PAUL B. KOSSOFF ... effects animator (uncredited) MILTON QUON ... visual effects artist (uncredited) GEORGE ROWLEY ... effects animator (uncredited) SANDY STROTHER ... effects animator (uncredited) DON TOBIN ...effects animator (uncredited) ========= Animation Department: ART BABBITT ... animation director / animator: "Mr. Stork" JAMES BODRERO ... character designer JACK CAMPBELL ... animator LES CLARK ... animator CLAUDE COATS ... backgrounds AL DEMPSTER ... backgrounds HUGH FRASER ... animator JOHN HENCH ... backgrounds WALT KELLY ... animator WARD KIMBALL ... animation director RAY LOCKREM ... backgrounds HICKS LOKEY ... animator JOHN LOUNSBERY ... animation director JOSHUA MEADOR (as JOSH MEADOR) ... animator JOHN P. MILLER ... character designer FRED MOORE ... animation director MILT NEIL ... animator GERALD NEVIUS ... backgrounds MAURICE NOBLE ... character designer ART PALMER ... animator DON PATTERSON ... animator RAY PATTERSON ... animator ELMER PLUMMER ... character designer MARTIN PROVENSEN (as MARTIN PROVENSON) ... character designer WOLFGANG REITHERMAN (as WOOLIE REITHERMAN) ... animation director WILLIAM SHULL (as BILL SHULL) ... animator GRANT SIMMONS ... animator CLAUDE SMITH ... animator JOE STAHLEY ... backgrounds HOWARD SWIFT ... animator HARVEY TOOMBS ... animator DON TOWSLEY ... animator BILL TYTLA (as VLADIMIR TYTLA) ... animation director / animator: "Dumbo" JOHN WALBRIDGE ... character designer BERNARD WOLF (as BERNY WOLF) ... animator CY YOUNG ... animator RAY ABRAMS ... animator (uncredited) DICK ANTHONY ... backgrounds (uncredited) ED BARGE ... assistant animator (uncredited) PRESTON BLAIR ... animator (uncredited) STEPHEN BOSUSTOW ... animator (uncredited) BOB CARLSON ... animator (uncredited) WALT CLINTON ... animator (uncredited) AL COE ... animator (uncredited) MARY JANE COLE ... ink and paint (uncredited) REX COX ... animator (uncredited) BASIL DAVIDOVICH ... animator (uncredited) PHYLLIS BOUNDS DETIEGE ... painter (uncredited) FRANK ENDRES ... animator (uncredited) AL EUGSTER ... animator (uncredited) PAUL FITZPATRICK ... animator (uncredited) ED FOURCHER ... animator (uncredited) FRANKLIN GRUNDEEN ... animator (uncredited) ERIC GURNEY ... animator (uncredited) JERRY HATHCOCK ... animator (uncredited) RAY HUFFINE ... backgrounds (uncredited) PAUL JULIAN ... backgrounds (uncredited) VAN KAUFMAN ... animator (uncredited) HAL KING ... animator (uncredited) MICHAEL LAH ... animator (uncredited) ERIC LARSON ... animator (uncredited) CLARKE MALLERY ... assistant animator (uncredited) BILL MELENDEZ ... assistant animator (uncredited) ART MOORE ... animator (uncredited) PAUL MURRY ... animator (uncredited) KENNETH MUSE ... animator (uncredited) MIQUE NELSON ... backgrounds (uncredited) KENDALL O'CONNOR ... layout artist (uncredited) CHIC OTTERSTROM ... animator (uncredited) ED PARKS ... animator (uncredited) MILICENT PATRICK ... inbetween artist (uncredited) MILTON QUON ... first assistant animator (uncredited) MOREY REDEN ... animator (uncredited) JOHN REED ... animator (uncredited) WARREN SCHLOAT ... animator (uncredited) RETTA SCOTT ... animator (uncredited) ARMIN SHAFFER ... assistant animator (uncredited) JOHN SIBLEY ... animator (uncredited) IRV SPECTOR ... animator (uncredited) MARTIN TARAS ... assistant animator (uncredited) NORMAN TATE ... animator (uncredited) FRANK THOMAS ... animation director (uncredited) RICHARD H. THOMAS ... backgrounds (uncredited) KARL VAN LEUVEN ... animator (uncredited) DON WILLIAMS ... animator (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: GEORGE CAVE ... labaratory color timer (uncredited) I.J. WILKINSON ... negative cutter (uncredited) ========= Music Department: EDWARD H. PLUMB (as EDWARD PLUMB) ... orchestrator NED WASHINGTON ... lyrics KEN DARBY ... musical director (uncredited) MACK DAVID ... lyrics (uncredited) RAY GILBERT ... lyrics (uncredited) LEIGH HARLINE ... musical director (uncredited) HALL JOHNSON ... choral arrangements: Hall Johnson Choir (uncredited) LARRY MOREY ... musical director (uncredited) PAUL J. SMITH ... orchestrator (uncredited) CARL W. STALLING ... musical director (uncredited) CHARLES WOLCOTT ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: WALT DISNEY ... presenter ELSIE JANE DONAHUE ... secretary (uncredited) DOROTHY LINK ... secretary (uncredited) DORRIS PUGSLEY ... secretary (uncredited) LEE SHIPLEY ... secretary (uncredited) ELOISE TOBELMAN ... secretary (uncredited) JAYSON WALL ... Restoration associate: 2009 digital restoration (uncredited) DEE WORTH ... secretary (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Walt Disney Productions (presents) (as A Walt Disney Production) Walt Disney Animation Studios ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (as R·K·O Radio Pictures Inc.) (1941) [USA] Theatrical RKO Distributing Corporation of Canada (as RKO Distributing Corporation of Canada, Ltd.) (1941) [CANADA] Theatrical RKO Pictures (Australasia) (1941) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures (1941) [UK] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures Argentina (1941) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical RKO Radio Films A/S (1947) [NORWAY] Theatrical RKO Radio Films (as RKO Radio Films, S.A.) (1947) [BELGIUM] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures S.A. (as RKO Radio, S.A.) (1947) [FRANCE] Theatrical RKO Radio Films (1948) [FINLAND] Theatrical 5 Continents (1949) [BELGIUM] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures (1949) [USA] Theatrical - re-release RKO Radio Films (1951) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical RKO Radio Filmgesellschaft (as RKO Radio Filmgesellschaft, Ltd.) (1952) [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical Daiei (1954) [JAPAN] Theatrical American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1955) [USA] TV - (edited version) Buena Vista Pictures (1959) [USA] Theatrical - re-releases British Empire Films Australia (1972) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Triangelfilm (1972) [NORWAY] Theatrical - re-release 20th Century Fox (1976) [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical - re-release Walt Disney Productions (1980) [FRANCE] Theatrical re-release Suomi-Filmi (1981) [FINLAND] Theatrical City Film (1981) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical - re-release Walt Disney Telecommunications and Non-Theatrical Company (1982) [USA] VHS Greater Union Film Distributors (1983) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical - re-release Disney Channel (as The Disney Channel) (1983) [USA] TV National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1985) [USA] TV Walt Disney Home Video (1985) [USA] VHS National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1986) [USA] TV - (uncut version) Roadshow Home Video (under "Walt Disney Home Video" label) (1986) [AUSTRALIA] VHS Abril Vídeo (1988) [BRAZIL] VHS Warner Bros. (1990) [FINLAND] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1990) [NORWAY] Theatrical - re-release TV3 (1991) [FINLAND] TV Buena Vista Home Video (1994) [USA] VHS Image Entertainment (1995) [USA] Video - (LaserDisc) Walt Disney Home Video (1995) [NORWAY] VHS Encore Entertainment (1997) [UK] Video - (laserdisc) Abril Vídeo (1998) [BRAZIL] VHS - (reissue) - (redubbed) Walt Disney Home Video (1999) [UK] DVD Warner Home Video (1999) [GERMANY] DVD Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2000) [NORWAY] DVD Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2000) [NORWAY] VHS Mainostelevisio (MTV3) (2000) [FINLAND] TV Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2001) [BRAZIL] DVD Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2001) [BRAZIL] VHS Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2001) [FINLAND] DVD Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2001) [NETHERLANDS] DVD Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2001) [NORWAY] DVD Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2001) [NORWAY] VHS Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2001) [USA] DVD Buena Vista Home Video (2001) [NETHERLANDS] VHS Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2006) [USA] DVD Kingdom (2006) [JAPAN] DVD Walt Disney Home Entertainment (2006) [NORWAY] DVD Disney Blu-ray (2010) [FRANCE] Blu-ray Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [ARGENTINA] Blu-ray Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [ARGENTINA] DVD Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [ARGENTINA] DVD - (special edition) Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [SPAIN] Blu-ray Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [SPAIN] DVD Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [FINLAND] Blu-ray Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [NETHERLANDS] Blu-ray - (special edition) Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [NETHERLANDS] DVD - (special edition) Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [NORWAY] Blu-ray - (special edition) Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [GERMANY] Blu-ray Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [UK] Blu-ray Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2010) [UK] DVD - (special edition) Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2011) [USA] Blu-ray - (digital HD) Channel 4 Television Corporation (2016) [UK] TV - (limited) Netflix (2017) [NETHERLANDS] Video - (VOD) Abril Vídeo [BRAZIL] VHS Buena Vista Film Distribution Company (as Buena Vista Film Distribution Co., Inc.) [USA] TV Gativideo [ARGENTINA] VHS Onko [JAPAN] DVD RCA (II) [USA] Video - (CED VideoDisc) Walt Disney Home Video [FINLAND] VHS ========= Other Companies: Sonovox (special sound effects by) |
| 31 October 1941 {premiere} [Memphis, Tennessee, USA] 7 November 1941 [USA] 14 May 1942 [Argentina] 16 August 1943 [Portugal] 24 January 1944 [Sweden] 30 May 1946 [Finland] 24 February 1948 [Japan] 7 August 2003 {Locarno Film Festival} [Switzerland] |
 BIRTH OF THE BLUES (Music) [1 hour 27 minutes] Jeff grows up near Basin Street in New Orleans, playing his clarinet with the dock workers. He puts together a band, the Basin Street Hot-Shots, which includes a cornet player, Memphis. They struggle to get their jazz music accepted by the cafe society of the city. Betty Lou joins their band as a singer and gets Louie to show her how to do scat singing. Memphis and Jeff both fall in love with Betty Lou. |
THE BIRTH OF THE BLUES (uncredited) Music by Ray Henderson Lyrics by Buddy G. DeSylva and Lew Brown Performed by Bing Crosby MEMPHIS BLUES (uncredited) Music by W.C. Handy Lyrics by George A. Norton Performed by Bing Crosby and band BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON (uncredited) Music by Gus Edwards Lyrics by Edward Madden Performed by Bing Crosby TIGER RAG (uncredited) Written by Edwin B. Edwards, Nick LaRocca, Tony Sbarbaro, Henry Ragas and Larry Shields Performed by Bing Crosby and band WAITING AT THE CHURCH (uncredited) Music by Henry E. Pether Lyrics by Fred W. Leigh Performed by Mary Martin CUDDLE UP A LITTLE CLOSER (uncredited) Music by Karl Hoschna Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach Performed by Mary Martin WAIT TILL THE SUN SHINES, NELLIE (uncredited) Music by Harry von Tilzer Lyrics by Andrew B. Sterling Sung by Bing Crosby and Mary Martin MY MELANCHOLY BABY (uncredited) Music by Ernie Burnett Lyrics by George A. Norton Sung by Bing Crosby THE WAITER, AND THE PORTER AND THE UPSTAIRS MAID Music and Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Performed by Bing Crosby, Mary Martin, Jack Teagarden and band ST. LOUIS BLUES (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by W.C. Handy Performed by Ruby Elzy AFTER THE BALL (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Charles Harris (as Charles K. Harris) Performed by orchestra at Black Tie Café CARNIVAL OF VENICE (uncredited) Music by Niccolò Paganini Lyrics by Barclay Grey ST. JAMES INFIRMARY (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Irving Mills Sung by Bing Crosby SHINE (uncredited) Music by Ford Dabney Lyrics by Cecil Mack MINUET IN G (uncredited) from "6 Humoresques de Concert" Music by Ignacy Jan Paderewski Performed by Ronnie Cosby AT A GEORGIA CAMP MEETING (uncredited) Music by Kerry Mills Performed by band on levee |
BING CROSBY ... Jeff Lambert MARY MARTIN ... Betty Lou Cobb BRIAN DONLEVY ... Memphis CAROLYN LEE ... Aunt Phoebe Cobb EDDIE 'ROCHESTER' ANDERSON (as ROCHESTER) ... Louey J. CARROL NAISH ... Blackie WARREN HYMER ... Limpy HORACE MCMAHON (as HORACE MacMAHON) ... Wolf RUBY ELZY ... Ruby JACK TEAGARDEN ... Pepper DANNY BECK ... Deek HARRY BARRIS ... Suds PERRY BOTKIN Sr. (as PERRY BOTKIN) ... Leo MINOR WATSON ... Henri Lambert HARRY ROSENTHAL ... Piano Player DONALD KERR ... Skeeter, Barbershop Musician BARBARA PEPPER ... Maizie CECIL KELLAWAY ... Granet RONNIE COSBY (as RONNIE COSBEY) ... Jeff as a Boy TED LEWIS ... Ted Lewis DUKE ELLINGTON ... Duke Ellington LOUIS ARMSTRONG ... Louis Armstrong TOMMY DORSEY ... Tommy Dorsey JIMMY DORSEY ... Jimmy Dorsey BENNY GOODMAN ... Benny Goodman PAUL WHITEMAN ... Paul Whiteman Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ROSE ALLEN ... Woman in Theater (uncredited) ROSCOE ATES ... Cab Driver (uncredited) KATHRYN BATES ... Woman in Theater (uncredited) BROOKS BENEDICT ... Dance Floor Extra (uncredited) NELL CRAIG ... Woman in Theater (uncredited) JIMMIE DUNDEE ... Jake - Thug (uncredited) PEARL EARLY ... Woman in Theater (uncredited) SARAH EDWARDS ... Dowager in Cafe (uncredited) EDWARD EMERSON ... Mayor's Son in Cafe (uncredited) BETTY FARRINGTON ... Woman in Theater (uncredited) JOHN GALLAUDET ... Dude in Pool Parlor (uncredited) GRACE HAYLE ... Fat Woman in Cafe (uncredited) BRANDON HURST ... Headwaiter in Cafe (uncredited) PAYNE B. JOHNSON ... Boy in Theater (uncredited) YVONNE JUNGQUIST ... Girl in Illustrated Slides (uncredited) ALICE KEATING ... Woman in Theater (uncredited) RICHARD KEENE ... Stage Manager (uncredited) CHARLES LANE ... Wilbur - Theater Manager (uncredited) JENI LE GON ... Black Girl in Jail (uncredited) JIMMIE LUCAS ... Man Outside of Jail (uncredited) JAMES T. MACK ... Undetermined Role (uncredited) SAM MCDANIEL ... Black Clarinet Player (uncredited) JOHN 'SKINS' MILLER ... Skinny Man in Cafe (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Cafe Diner (uncredited) MANTAN MORELAND ... Black Trumpet Player (uncredited) EDMUND MORTIMER ...Cafe Patron (uncredited) JOE PLOSKI ... Dance Extra (uncredited) OSCAR POLK ... Man in Jail (uncredited) VICTOR POTEL ... Trumpet Player in Beer Garden (uncredited) LILLIAN RANDOLPH ... Dancing Woman (uncredited) KEITH RICHARDS ... Man in Illustrated Slides (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Cafe Patron (uncredited) BERT ROACH ... Fat Man Sleeping in Theater (uncredited) CONSTANTINE ROMANOFF ... One of Blackie's Thugs (uncredited) HAYDEN STEVENSON ...Stagehand (uncredited) MARY THOMAS ... Child in Theater (uncredited) BESS WADE ... Woman in Theater (uncredited) EVELYN WEST ... Woman in Theater (uncredited) PAT WEST ... Proprietor of Pool Hall (uncredited) ERNEST WHITMAN ... Fancy-Pants, Doorman (uncredited) GUY WILKERSON ... Man Outside of Jail (uncredited) HARRY WILSON ... One of Blackie's Thugs (uncredited) |
Directed by: VICTOR SCHERTZINGER ========= Writing Credits: HARRY TUGEND ... (story) HARRY TUGEND WALTER DELEON ERWIN GELSEY ... (uncredited) WILKIE C. MAHONEY ... (uncredited) ========= Produced by: MONTA BELL ... producer BUDDY G. DESYLVA ... producer (uncredited) ========= Music by: ROBERT EMMETT DOLAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: WILLIAM C. MELLOR ========= Film Editing by: PAUL WEATHERWAX ========= Art Direction by: HANS DREIER ERNST FEGTÉ ========= Costume Design by: EDITH HEAD ========= Makeup Department: ROBERT EWING ... makeup artist (uncredited) MARY ANN JONES ... hair stylist (uncredited) LEONORA SABINE ... hair stylist supervisor (uncredited) WALLY WESTMORE ... makeup supervisor (uncredited) ========= Production Management: GEORGE C. BERTHOLON ... production manager (uncredited) ED EBELE ... production manager (uncredited) HAROLD SCHWARTZ ... unit manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ALVIN GANZER ... second assistant director (uncredited) HARRY TUGEND ... assistant director (uncredited) HAL WALKER ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: JIM COTTRELL ... props (uncredited) ROY KREUGER ... props (uncredited) STEPHEN SEYMOUR ... set dresser (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: JOHN COPE ... sound recordist EARL S. HAYMAN (as EARL HAYMAN) ... sound recordist ========= Camera and Electrical Department: NEAL BECKNER ... second camera operator (uncredited) SCHUYLER A. SANFORD ... assistant to second camera operator (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: GLADYS BAXTER ... wardrobe (uncredited) M. COHN ... wardrobe (uncredited) EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: FRANK BRACHT ... assistant film editor (uncredited) ========= Music Department: ROBERT EMMETT DOLAN ... music supervisor / musical director ARTHUR FRANKLIN ... music advisor 'POKEY' CARRIERE ... musician: cornet double for Brian Donlevy (uncredited) JOE GLOVER ... music arranger: dixieland (uncredited) JOHN LEIPOLD ... composer: stock music (uncredited) DANNY POLO ... musician: clarinet double for Bing Crosby (uncredited) WALTER SCHARF ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: JERRY DONOVAN ... stand-in (uncredited) EDA EDSON ... dialogue coach (uncredited) ELEANOR EDWARDS ... secretary (uncredited) BYRON FITZPATRICK ... stand-in (uncredited) LEE FREDERIC ... screenplay clerk (uncredited) BILL HURLEY ... livestock supervisor (uncredited) BERT LAWRENCE ... comedy gags (uncredited) LEO LYNN ... stand-in (uncredited) EDDIE PRINZ ... dance director (uncredited) JAMES VINCENT ... dialogue director (uncredited) DAN WYLER ... stand-in (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical Paramount British Pictures (1941) [UK] Theatrical Paramount Pictures (1942) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Film AB Paramount (1944) [SWEDEN] Theatrical MCA/Universal Pictures (1958) [USA] TV Epoca [ARGENTINA] VHS Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) [USA] DVD |
| 31 October 1941 [New York City, New York, USA] November 1941 [USA] 25 April 1942 [Mexico] 3 August 1942 [Sweden] 21 March 1943 [Finland] 1 June 1943 [Portugal] |
 THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER (Comedy | Family | Musical) [1 hour 42 minutes] Maria and Karl Lang are the singing duo of Vienna. Maria is very flirtatious and Karl very jealous. Karl decides to masquerade as a Russian guardsman and attempts to make Maria flirt with him - to test her loyalty to him - as the Russian, Karl makes a vigorous attempt to seduce Maria. For a moment she accepts then rejects. Karl is left in turmoil... |
MY HERO (1909) (uncredited) Music by Oscar Straus Musical adaptation by Bronislau Kaper and Herbert Stothart (1941) Original lyrics by Rudolph Bernauer and Leopold Jacobson English lyrics by Hugh Stanislaus Stange (as Stanislaus Stange) Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1941) Sung by Risë Stevens and Nelson Eddy in the show Hummed a cappella by Florence Bates Sung by Risë Stevens in the Gypsy Café Reprised by Risë Stevens and Nelson Eddy in the show at the end THANK THE LORD THE WAR IS OVER (1909) (uncredited) Music by Oscar Straus Musical adaptation by Bronislau Kaper and Herbert Stothart (1941) Original lyrics by Rudolph Bernauer and Leopold Jacobson English lyrics by Hugh Stanislaus Stange (as Stanislaus Stange) Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1941) Sung by Risë Stevens and Nelson Eddy and chorus in the show Hummed a cappella by Florence Bates MON COEUR S'OUVRE A TA VOUX (1877) (uncredited) from "Sampson et Dalila" Music by Camille Saint-Saëns Libretto by Ferdinand Lemaire Played by an ensemble (Maurice Cass on flute) and sung by Risë Stevens in her home EVENING STAR (1845) (uncredited) from "Tannhäuser" Music and libretto by Richard Wagner English lyrics by Gus Kahn Played on a record and sung by Risë Stevens Played on piano and sung in English by Nelson Eddy SYMPATHY (1909) (uncredited) Music by Oscar Straus Musical adaptation by Bronislau Kaper Original lyrics by Rudolph Bernauer and Leopold Jacobson English lyrics by Hugh Stanislaus Stange (as Stanislaus Stange) and Gus Kahn Sung by Risë Stevens and Nelson Eddy in the show SEEK THE SPY (1909) (uncredited) Music by Oscar Straus Musical adaptation by Bronislau Kaper and Herbert Stothart (1941) Original lyrics by Rudolph Bernauer and Leopold Jacobson English lyrics by Hugh Stanislaus Stange (as Stanislaus Stange) Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1941) Sung and danced to by Jack 'Tiny' Lipson and the six eccentric dancers in the show Reprised by them in the show near the end SONG OF THE FLEA (1879) (uncredited) Music by Modest Mussorgsky Russian lyrics by Strugovschchikov English lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung by Nelson Eddy at the Double Eagle WHILE MY LADY SLEEPS (1941) (uncredited) Music by Bronislau Kaper Lyrics by Gus Kahn Sung by Nelson Eddy serenading Maria TIRALALA (1909) (uncredited) Music by Oscar Straus Musical adaptation by Bronislau Kaper and Herbert Stothart (1941) Original lyrics by Rudolph Bernauer and Leopold Jacobson English lyrics by Hugh Stanislaus Stange (as Stanislaus Stange) Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1941) Sung by Risë Stevens while dancing with Vassily THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER (1909) (uncredited) Music by Oscar Straus Musical adaptation by Bronislau Kaper and Herbert Stothart (1941) Original lyrics by Rudolph Bernauer and Leopold Jacobson English lyrics by Hugh Stanislaus Stange (as Stanislaus Stange) Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1941) Sung by Risë Stevens and Nelson Eddy in the show FORGIVE (1909) (uncredited) Music by Oscar Straus Musical adaptation by Bronislau Kaper and Herbert Stothart (1941) Original lyrics by Rudolph Bernauer and Leopold Jacobson English lyrics by Hugh Stanislaus Stange (as Stanislaus Stange) Additional lyrics by Gus Kahn (1941) Sung by Nelson Eddy in the show VARIOUS WORKS (uncredited) Music by Oscar Straus |
NELSON EDDY ... Karl Lang RISË STEVENS ... Maria Lanyi NIGEL BRUCE ... Bernard Fischer FLORENCE BATES ... Madame Helene DOROTHY RAYE (as DOROTHY GILMORE) ... Magda NYDIA WESTMAN ... Liesel - Maid MAX BARWYN ... Anton CHARLES JUDELS ... Klementov Rest of cast listed alphabetically: LOUIS ADLON ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) JIMMY ALEXANDER ... Singer - 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) SIG ARNO ... Emile, Voice Coach (uncredited) LEON BELASCO ... Waiter at the Double Eagle (uncredited) GEORGE BOOKASTA ... Messenger with Note (uncredited) ROBERT BRADFORD ... Solo Bit in 'Thank the Lord the War is Over' Number (uncredited) LEE BRENT ... Performer in Gypsy Café Sequence (uncredited) LORRAINE BRIDGES ... Solo Bit in 'Thank the Lord the War is Over' Number (uncredited) JAMES B. CARSON ... Stage Manager (uncredited) MAURICE CASS ... Flute Player (uncredited) THOMAS CLARKE ... Singer - 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) JOYCE COLES ... Performer in Gypsy Café Sequence (uncredited) VONDELL DARR ... Autograph Seeker (uncredited) PEGGY DRAKE ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) YVETTE DUGUAY ... Child Singer in 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) LEO GALITZINE ... Performer in Gypsy Café Sequence (uncredited) KAREN X. GAYLORD ... Autograph Seeker (uncredited) JACK GEORGE ... Orchestra Conductor (uncredited) PAUL GODKIN ... Performer in Gypsy Café Sequence (uncredited) BETTY JANE GRAHAM ... Autograph Seeker (uncredited) GRACE GRANT ... Autograph Seeker (uncredited) ELLEN HALL ... Autograph Seeker (uncredited) VIRGINIA HAROLDSON ... Autograph Seeker (uncredited) PAUL KEAST ... Solo Bit in 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) FAITH KRUGER ... Solo Bit in 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) ZARA LEE ... Performer in Gypsy Café Sequence (uncredited) JACK 'TINY' LIPSON ... Captain Masakroff in Show (uncredited) ROY LOOMIS ... Eccentric Dancer in 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) ERIC MAYNE ... Restaurant Patron (uncredited) DOROTHY MORRIS ... Autograph Seeker (uncredited) LEE MURRAY ... Eccentric Dancer in 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) DEENA NEWELL ... Performer in Gypsy Café Sequence (uncredited) BOB PRIESTER ... Singer - 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) BUDDY RAYE ... Eccentric Dancer in 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) WILLIAM SABBOT ... Performer in Gypsy Café Sequence (uncredited) GABRIEL SOLODUHIN ... Performer in Gypsy Café Sequence (uncredited) ALAN SPEER ... Eccentric Dancer in 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) HARRY STANTON ... Singer - 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) COUNT STEFENELLI ... Concert Spectator (uncredited) TERRY ... Dog (uncredited) CAS TWID ... Eccentric Dancer in 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) FOY VAN DOLSEN ... Eccentric Dancer in 'Seek the Spy' Sequence (uncredited) JACK VLASKIN ... Performer in Gypsy Café Sequence (uncredited) DAVE WILLOCK ... Messenger Boy with Flowers (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROY DEL RUTH ========= Writing Credits: LEONARD LEE ... (screen play) and KEITH WINTER ...(screen play) FERENC MOLNÁR ... (play) (uncredited) ERNEST VAJDA ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) CLAUDINE WEST ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: VICTOR SAVILLE ... producer ========= Cinematography by: KARL FREUND ... director of photography RAY JUNE ... (uncredited) HAROLD ROSSON ... (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: JAMES E. NEWCOM ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Set Decoration by: EDWIN B. WILLIS ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) GILE STEELE ... (costumes: men) ========= Makeup Department: JACK DAWN ... makeup creator ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: MARVIN STUART ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: JOHN S. DETLIE ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Music Department: BRONISLAU KAPER ... musical director / score adaptation MERRILL PYE ... musical presentation HERBERT STOTHART ... musical director / score adaptation EARL COVERT ... vocal stand-in: Nelson Eddy (uncredited) MURRAY CUTTER ... orchestrator (uncredited) NAT W. FINSTON ... conductor (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ERNST MATRAY ... dance creator / dance stager BOB MASCAGNO ... double: Nelson Eddy, gypsy café sequence (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1942) [UK] Theatrical Metro Goldwyn Mayer (1942) [MEXICO] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1942) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1943) [FINLAND] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1943) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical MGM Television (1957) [USA] TV Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1962) [USA] Theatrical - re-release Turner Program Services (TPS) (1986-1998) [USA] TV Warner Bros. Television (1998-) [USA] TV MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1989) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video [USA] VHS ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) Turner Entertainment (package design) |
| October 1941 [USA] 6 April 1942 [UK] 21 May 1942 [Mexico] 21 September 1942 [Sweden] 11 April 1943 [Finland] 1 November 1944 [Portugal] 9 September 1955 [Denmark] 11 November 1979 (TV premiere) [France] 8 February 1992 (TV premiere) [Germany] 22 October 1997 [France] |
 SMILIN' THROUGH (Musical | War | Fantasy | Romance) [1 hour 40 minutes] John Carteret has long been depressed and lonely, because, at his wedding years ago, his bride, Moonyean, was murdered. He accepts into his house Kathleen, the 5 year old orphaned niece of Moonyean, and she quickly grows up to look just like her aunt. Kathleen meets and falls in love with a mysterious stranger from America, Kenneth Wayne. When John hears of this he is furious, and we learn that it was Kenneth's father, Jeremy, who had killed Moonyean years before. John carries his grudge against Jeremy to the new generation, and threatens to ruin his niece's happiness, but he softens in the end. |
SMILIN' THROUGH (1918) (uncredited) Written by Arthur A. Penn Played during the opening credits and as background music often Sung by Jeanette MacDonald in the flashback scene and danced to by Jeanette MacDonald and Brian Aherne Reprised offscreen by Jeanette MacDonald at the end RECESSIONAL (1898) (uncredited) Music by Reginald De Koven Lyrics by Rudyard Kipling Played offscreen at the church in the first scene and sung by mezzo soprano Nan Merriman, baritone Douglas Beattie and choir THE KERRY DANCE (1875) (uncredited) Music traditional Lyrics by J.L. Molloy (1875) Played on piano and sung by Jackie Horner Played on piano and sung by Jeanette MacDonald with an orchestral background DRINK TO ME ONLY WITH THINE EYES (1616) (uncredited) Music by R. Melish (1780 ?) Lyrics by Ben Jonson (1616) Played on piano and sung by Jeanette MacDonald Played as background music often A LITTLE LOVE, A LITTLE KISS (UN PEU D'AMOUR) (1912) Music by Leo Silesu English lyrics by Adrian Ross Sung by Jeanette MacDonald (uncredited) in the canteen OUVRE TON COEUR (uncredited) Music by Georges Bizet French lyrics by Louis Delâtre Played by the party orchestra and sung in French by Jeanette MacDonald in the flashback sequence BRIDAL CHORUS (HERE COMES THE BRIDE) (1850) (uncredited) from "Lohengrin" Written by Richard Wagner Played on organ at the wedding in the flashback sequence THERE'S A LONG, LONG TRAIL (1915) (uncredited) Music by Zo Elliott Lyrics by Stoddard King Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and servicemen in the canteen SMILES (1917) (uncredited) Music by Lee S. Roberts Lyrics by J. Will Callahan Sung off-screen by servicemen at the canteen AULD LANG SYNE (1788) (uncredited) Traditional Scottish 17th century music Lyrics by Robert Burns Played as background music at the train station LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY (1901) (uncredited) (Based on "Pomp and Circumstance March No.1 in D") Music by Edward Elgar Lyrics by A.C. Benson Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and choir at church |
JEANETTE MACDONALD ... Kathleen / Moonyean Clare BRIAN AHERNE ... Sir John Carteret GENE RAYMOND ... Kenneth 'Ken' Wayne / Jeremy 'Jerry' Wayne IAN HUNTER ... Reverend Owen Harding FRANCES ROBINSON ... Ellen PATRICK O'MOORE ... Willie ERIC LONSDALE ... Charles - Kenneth's Batman JACKIE HORNER ... Kathleen - as a Child DAVID CLYDE ... Sexton FRANCES CARSON ... Dowager RUTH RICKABY ... Undetermined Secondary Role Rest of cast listed alphabetically: DOUGLAS BEATTIE ... Baritone in "Recessional" (uncredited) MARGUERITE CAMPBELL ... Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) NAN MERRIMAN ... Mezzo-Soprano in 'Recessional' (uncredited) WYNDHAM STANDING ... Doctor (uncredited) EMILY WEST ... Chorus Singer (uncredited) |
Directed by: FRANK BORZAGE ========= Writing Credits: DONALD OGDEN STEWART ... (screen play) and JOHN L. BALDERSTON (as JOHN BALDERSON) ... (screen play) JANE COWL ... (based on the play by) and JANE MURFIN ... (based on the play by) ERNEST VAJDA ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) CLAUDINE WEST ... (contributing writer) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: FRANK BORZAGE ... producer VICTOR SAVILLE ... producer ========= Music by: HERBERT STOTHART ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: LEONARD SMITH ... director of photography OLIVER T. MARSH ... (uncredited) ========= Film Editing by: FRANK SULLIVAN ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Set Decoration by: EDWIN B. WILLIS ... (set decorations) ========= Costume Design by: ADRIAN ... (gowns) GILE STEELE ... (costumes: men) ========= Makeup Department: JACK DAWN ... makeup creator ========= Production Management: SERGEI PETSCHNIKOFF ... production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: LEW BORZAGE ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: DANIEL B. CATHCART ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Special Effects by: WARREN NEWCOMBE ... special effects ========= Editorial Department: PETER BALLBUSCH ... montage effects ========= Music Department: DANIELE AMFITHEATROF ... composer: trailer (uncredited) MURRAY CUTTER ... orchestrator (uncredited) JOSEPH NUSSBAUM ... orchestrator (uncredited) LEONID RAAB ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HENRI JAFFA ... associate technicolor color director NATALIE KALMUS ... technicolor color director LORRAINE BRIDGES ... voice double: Jeanette MacDonald (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (produced by Loew's Incorporated) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1942) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1942) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Warner Home Video (2011) [USA] DVD - (dvdr) |
| 7 November 1941 [USA] 1941 [UK] 1950 (re-release: as Jazz Mad) [UK] |
 ZIS BOOM BAH (Comedy | Music | Romance) [1 hour 1 minute] "Hey, kids, let's get together and put on a show!" That's the idea behind this raucous spoof about a vaudeville performer who goes to college to spy on her bratty son. |
Musical Score "ANNABELLA" by Johnny Lange & Lew Porter A.S.C.A.P. Sung by Peter Lind Hayes (uncredited) Danced by Peter Lind Hayes (uncredited) and with Huntz Hall (uncredited), in drag. Musical Score "IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE WHEN YOU'RE IN THE ARMY" by Johnny Lange & Lew Porter A.S.C.A.P. Sung by Huntz Hall (uncredited) Musical Score "I'VE LEARNED TO SMILE AGAIN" by Neville Fleeson Sung by Mary Healy (uncredited) Musical Score "GOOD NEWS TOMORROW" by Neville Fleeson Sung by Grace Hayes (uncredited) Musical Score "PUT YOUR TRUST IN THE MOON" by Joan Baldwin & Charles R. Callender A.S.C.A.P. Sung by Peter Lind Hayes (uncredited) and Mary Healy (uncredited) Musical Score "MISS AMERICA" by Earl Hammand & Lee Ellon Sung by College Kids (uncredited) ZIS BOOM BAH (uncredited) Tap Danced to by Roland Dupree (uncredited) and Benny Rubin (uncredited)... and most of the cast at various times in various tempos and arrangements. Accompanied by Peter Lind Hayes on the drums. |
GRACE HAYES ... Grace Hayes PETER LIND HAYES ... Peter Kendricks MARY HEALY ... Mary Healy HUNTZ HALL ... Skeets Skillhorn JAN WILEY ... Annabella FRANK ELLIOTT (as FRANK ELLIOT) ... Mr. Kendricks RICHARD 'SKEETS' GALLAGHER (as SKEETS GALLEGHER) ... Proffessor Warren BENNY RUBIN (as BENNY RUBEN) ... Nick EDDIE KANE (as ED KANE) ... James J. Kane LEONARD SUES ... Noisey ROLAND DUPREE ... Pee Wee Rest of cast listed alphabetically: BETTY COMPSON ... Mame (uncredited) SI JENKS ... Jalopy Driver (uncredited) LOIS LANDON ... Mrs. Kendricks (uncredited) BILL LAWRENCE ... Soda Jerk (uncredited) |
Directed by: WILLIAM NIGH ========= Writing Credits: CONNIE LEE ... (original story) & HARVEY GATES ... (original story) HARVEY GATES ... (screenplay) & JACK HENLEY ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: SAM KATZMAN ... producer PETER A. MAYER (as PETER A.MAYER) ... associate producer ========= Cinematography by: MARCEL LE PICARD (as MARCEL LEPICARD) ... (photography) ========= Film Editing by: ROBERT GOLDEN ========= Production Management: ED W. ROTE ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ARTHUR HAMMOND (as ART HAMMOND) ... assistant director ========= Art Department: FRED PREBLE ... settings ========= Sound Department: GLEN GLENN ... recording ========= Music Department: LANGE & PORTER A.S.C.A.P.: JOHNNY LANGE ... musical director LEW PORTER ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: GEORGE KING ... dances staged by |
Production Companies: Banner Pictures Corporation (produced by) (as Banner Pictures Corp.) Monogram Pictures (as A Monogram Production) Sam Katzman Productions (uncredited) ========= Distributors: Monogram Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical Pathé Pictures Ltd. (1942) [UK] Theatrical - (retitled) Astor Pictures Corporation (1949) [USA] Theatrical - (re-issue) Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1950) [USA] TV Motion Pictures for Television (MPTV) (1951) [USA] TV Mill Creek Entertainment (2007) [USA] DVD New Realm Pictures (present) [UK] Theatrical ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (acknowledgement) (as I.A.T.S.E.) |
| 15 November 1941 [USA] 11 December 1941 [New York City, New York, USA] 7 August 1942 [Mexico] 1946 [Turkey] |
 BLUES IN THE NIGHT (Crime | Drama | Film-Noir | Music) [1 hour 28 minutes] "Jigger' Lane forms a band that includes singer Ginger 'Character' Powell, wife of the trumpeter Leo Powell, and Nickie Haroyen and Peppi. All of them dedicate themselves to work as a unit and to play 'blues' music. The dedication isn't paying off in money and, while riding the rails in a boxcar, they meet and befriend a gangster named Del Davis. He offers them a job at a New Jersey roadhouse, where Powell falls in love with Kay Grant, a former 'real-good friend' of Davis. But when Powell learns that 'Character' is about to have a baby, he returns to her. "Jigger" tries to make Kay the band's singer and, when this fails, runs off with her. She leaves him with nothing to show for him except a nervous breakdown.Back at the roadhouse, after his recovery, Kay shows up, has a quarrel with Davis, shoots and kills him and plans to take back up with "Jigger", who knows better but just can't help himself. While she is waiting in a car for him, along comes cripple Brad Ames, who she put in that condition, and he gets in and drives the car over a cliff, leaving no survivors in the two-passenger crash. The band is back together at the end, still using boxcars as their transportation, but happy playing the blues. |
BLUES IN THE NIGHT (1941) Music by Harold Arlen Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played during the opening credits Sung by William Gillespie (uncredited) in jail Played and sung during a montage Reprised often by Richard Whorf (uncredited) at the piano (dubbed by Stan Wrightsman) (uncredited) Used often as background music I GOT RHYTHM (1930) (uncredited) Music by George Gershwin Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Played in the St. Louis Café I'M FOREVER BLOWING BUBBLES (1919) (uncredited) Music by Nat Vincent, James Kendis and James Brockman Lyrics by John W. Kellette Sung a cappella by Matt McHugh HANG ON TO YOUR LIDS, KIDS (1941) Music by Harold Arlen Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played by the band and Sung by Priscilla Lane (uncredited) Reprised at The Jungle club THIS TIME THE DREAM'S ON ME (1941) Music by Harold Arlen Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played by the band and Sung by Priscilla Lane (uncredited) Reprised by Betty Field (uncredited) Played during the end credits WAIT TILL IT HAPPENS TO YOU (1941) Music by Harold Arlen Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played on piano by Wallace Ford (uncredited) and Sung by Betty Field (uncredited) IN WAIKIKI (uncredited) Music by Arthur Schwartz Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Sung a cappella by Jack Carson, Peter Whitney and Elia Kazan SAYS WHO? SAYS YOU, SAYS I (1941) Music by Harold Arlen Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Played by Will Osborne's Orchestra (uncredited) with Richard Whorf (uncredited) at the piano and (dubbed by Stan Wrightsman (uncredited)) Sung by Mabel Todd (uncredited) and an unidentified quartet |
PRISCILLA LANE ... Ginger 'Character' Powell BETTY FIELD ... Kay Grant RICHARD WHORF ... Jigger Pine LLOYD NOLAN ... Del Davis JACK CARSON ... Leo Powell WALLACE FORD ... Brad Ames ELIA KAZAN ... Nickie Haroyen PETER WHITNEY ... Pete Bossett BILLY HALOP ... Peppi HOWARD DA SILVA ... Sam Paryas JOYCE COMPTON ... Blonde HERBERT HEYWOOD ... Train Brakeman GEORGE LLOYD ... Joe - St Louis Cafe Owner CHARLES C. WILSON (as CHARLES WILSON) ... Barney MATT MCHUGH ... Drunk JIMMIE LUNCEFORD AND HIS ORCHESTRA (as JIMMY LUNCEFORD AND HIS BAND) ... A Barnstorming Band WILL OSBORNE'S ORCHESTRA (as WILL OSBORNE AND HIS BAND) ... Guy Heiser's Band Rest of cast listed alphabetically: WILLIAM 'BILL' PHILLIPS ... Prisoner JEAN AMES ... Jitterbug (uncredited) LEAH BAIRD ... Nurse (uncredited) BROOKS BENEDICT ... Gambler at Dice Table (uncredited) WADE BOTELER ... Policeman in Patrol Car (uncredited) HAL K. DAWSON ... Man #2 Sitting with Kay (uncredited) DUDLEY DICKERSON ... Black Prisoner #3 in Cell (uncredited) JOHN DILSON ... Dr. Morse (uncredited) FAITH DOMERGUE ... Jitterbug (uncredited) ROLAND DREW ... Gambler Letting Kay Throw Dice (uncredited) ANN EDMONDS ... Woman Waiting for Telephone Booth (uncredited) FAYE EMERSON ... Dr. Morse's Nurse (uncredited) WILLIAM GILLESPIE ... Baritone Singer in Jail Cell (uncredited) DAVID GORCEY ... Jitterbug (uncredited) SOL GORSS ... Del's Henchman #2 (uncredited) EDDIE GRAHAM ... Gambler at Dice Table (uncredited) HARRISON GREENE ... Drunk Saying, 'OK, Here's Five' (uncredited) CREIGHTON HALE ... Gambler at Dice Table (uncredited) JOHN HAMILTON ... Doctor Treating Jigger (uncredited) ROBERT HOMANS ... Bill - Bartender (uncredited) WILLIAM HOPPER ... Billiard Player (uncredited) CHARLES IRWIN ... Man #1 Sitting with Kay (uncredited) EDWARD KEANE ... Drunk Saying, 'It's a Scream' (uncredited) FRED KELSEY ... Bartender at The Jungle (uncredited) JIMMIE LUNCEFORD ... Barnstorming Band Leader (uncredited) HANK MANN ... Prisoner Saying, 'Pipe Down' (uncredited) FRANK MAYO ... Gambler Watching Kay Throw Dice (uncredited) PATRICK MCVEY ... Waiter (uncredited) JACK MOWER ... Booking Sergeant (uncredited) LOUIS NATHEAUX ... Croupier (uncredited) GEORGE OFFERMAN JR. ... Jitterbug (uncredited) LEE PHELPS ... Guard at Police Station (uncredited) JOHN J. RICHARDSON ... Gambler at Dice Table (uncredited) CYRIL RING ... Gambler at Dice Table (uncredited) LYNNE ROBERTS ... Veiled woman in Gus Heiser's audience (uncredited) CLIFF SAUM ... Prisoner (uncredited) NAPOLEON SIMPSON ... Black Prisoner #2 (uncredited) JUANITA STARK ... Jitterbug (uncredited) ELLIOTT SULLIVAN ... Waiter #2 at The Jungle (uncredited) MABEL TODD ... Baby Beth Barton - Singer (uncredited) EMMETT VOGAN ... Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) ANTHONY WARDE ... Del's Henchman #1 (uncredited) BILLY WAYNE ... Waiter #1 at The Jungle (uncredited) ERNEST WHITMAN ... Black Prisoner #1 (uncredited) |
Directed by: ANATOLE LITVAK ========= Writing Credits: EDWIN GILBERT ... (from a play by) ROBERT ROSSEN ... (screen play) ELIA KAZAN ... (play) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: HENRY BLANKE ... associate producer HAL B. WALLIS ... executive producer ========= Music by: HEINZ ROEMHELD (as H. ROEMHELD) ========= Cinematography by: ERNEST HALLER (as ERNIE HALLER) ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: OWEN MARKS ... film editor ========= Art Direction by: MAX PARKER ========= Costume Design by: DAMON GIFFARD ... (gowns) ========= Makeup Department: PERC WESTMORE ... makeup artist ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: LEE KATZ ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: EVERETT ALTON BROWN (as EVERETT A. BROWN) ... sound ========= Stunts: SOL GORSS ... stunts (uncredited) HARVEY PARRY ... stunts (uncredited) BUSTER WILES ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: DON SIEGEL ... montages ========= Music Department: LEO F. FORBSTEIN ... musical director RAY HEINDORF ... orchestral arrangements / composer: additional music (uncredited) ARCHIE ROSATE ... musician: clarinet solos (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HAROLD WINSTON ... dialogue director EDWIN GILBERT ... screenplay constructor (uncredited) 'SNOOKIE' YOUNG ... dubbing trumpet: Jack Carson (uncredited) FRANKIE ZINZER ... dubbing trumpet: Jack Carson (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. (presents) (A Warner Bros.- First National Picture) (as Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.) ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1941) [USA] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1941) [UK] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1942) [MEXICO] Theatrical Warner Bros. (1946) [TURKEY] Theatrical - re-release Associated Artists Productions (AAP) (1956) [USA] TV Warner Home Video (2008) [USA] DVD ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) Jimmy Lunceford and His Band (group cast members) Will Osborne's Orchestra (group cast members) |
| 21 November 1941 [USA] 13 October 1942 [Mexico] |
 RISE AND SHINE (Comedy | Crime | Musical | Romance | Sport) [1 hour 32 minutes] Stupid football player is kidnapped by gangsters. Lunatics abound: former footballer now dancer, professor interested in magic, gangster who makes horse noises when excited. |
GET THEE BEHIND ME, CLAYTON Lyrics by Leo Robin Music by Ralph Rainger CENTRAL TWO TWO OH OH Lyrics by Leo Robin Music by Ralph Rainger I WANT TO BE THE GUY Lyrics by Leo Robin Music by Ralph Rainger I'M MAKING A PLAY FOR YOU Lyrics by Leo Robin Music by Ralph Rainger HAIL TO BOLENCIECWCZ Lyrics by Leo Robin Music by Ralph Rainger |
JACK OAKIE ... Boley Bolenciecwcz GEORGE MURPHY ... Jimmy McGonigle LINDA DARNELL ... Louise Murray WALTER BRENNAN ... Grandpa MILTON BERLE ... Seabiscuit SHELDON LEONARD ... Menace DONALD MEEK ... Professor Philip Murray RUTH DONNELLY ... Mame Bacon RAYMOND WALBURN ... Colonel Bacon DONALD MACBRIDE ... Coach Graham EMMA DUNN ... Mrs. Murray CHARLES WALDRON ... President MILDRED GOVER ... Mrs. Robertson WILLIAM HAADE ... Butch DICK RICH ... Gogo JOHN HIESTAND ... Announcer CLAIRE DU BREY (as CLAIRE DuBREY) ... Miss Pinkham PAUL HARVEY ... Orville Turner Rest of cast listed alphabetically: EDWARD ARNOLD JR. ... Student (uncredited) RALPH BROOKS ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) JIMMY BUTLER ... Student Manager (uncredited) SAYRE DEARING ... Joe - Nightclub Patron (uncredited) CHARLES FERGUSON ... College Student (uncredited) PAT FLAHERTY ... Pat - Assistant Coach (uncredited) BESS FLOWERS ... University President's Secretary (uncredited) EDDIE HALL ... Necker at Meditation Haven (uncredited) ROBERT HOMANS ... Cop (uncredited) JACK JACKSON ... Dancer (uncredited) PERK LAZELLE ... Minor Role (uncredited) GEORGE MAGRILL ... Henchman (uncredited) BUD MERCER ... Minor Role (uncredited) BARRY NORTON ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) NESTOR PAIVA ... Captain (uncredited) MICHAEL PECAROVICH ... Announcer (uncredited) FRANCIS PIERLOT ... Prof. Schnauzer (uncredited) DICK REED ... Minor Role (uncredited) TIM RYAN ... Doorman (uncredited) JEFFREY SAYRE ... Football Game Spectator (uncredited) ROBERT SHAW ... Student Asst. Manager (uncredited) LARRY STEERS ... Football Game Spectator (uncredited) BILLY WAYNE ... Cab Driver (uncredited) MATT WILLIS ... Gardener (uncredited) |
Directed by: ALLAN DWAN ========= Writing Credits: JAMES THURBER ... (story "My Life and Hard Times") HERMAN J. MANKIEWICZ ... (screenplay) ========= Produced by: MARK HELLINGER ... producer ========= Music by: DAVID BUTTOLPH ... (uncredited) CYRIL J. MOCKRIDGE ... (uncredited) ALFRED NEWMAN ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: EDWARD CRONJAGER ========= Film Editing by: ALLEN MCNEIL ========= Art Direction by: RICHARD DAY GEORGE DUDLEY ========= Set Decoration by: THOMAS LITTLE ========= Costume Design by: GWEN WAKELING ========= Makeup Department: GUY PEARCE ... makeup artist ========= Sound Department: ROGER HEMAN Sr. (as ROGER HEMAN) ... sound GEORGE LEVERETT ... sound ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: SAM BENSON ... wardrobe (uncredited) ========= Music Department: EMIL NEWMAN ... musical director EDWARD B. POWELL ... orchestrator (uncredited) DAVID RAKSIN ... composer: additional music (uncredited) CONRAD SALINGER ... orchestrator (uncredited) HERBERT W. SPENCER ... orchestrator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: HERMES PAN ... choreographer |
Production Companies: Twentieth Century Fox ========= Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox (1941) [USA] Theatrical Twentieth Century Fox Film Company (1942) [UK] Theatrical |
| 26 December 1941 [USA] 3 April 1942 [Mexico] |
 PLAYMATES (Comedy | Music) [1 hour 36 minutes] Lulu Monahan (Patsy Kelly), the press agent for John Barrymore (John Barrymore), is attempting to get a sponsor for a radio program. To that end, she and the agent for bandleader Kay Kyser (Kay Kyser), plant a story that the great Shakespearean actor, over his heartfelt objections, will teach Kyser how to play Shakespeare, which isn't the same as playing Paducah, which soon becomes evident. Highlights are the singing of Ginny Simms and a rumba by Lupe Velez; lowlights already cited. |
HOW LONG DID I DREAM (1941) Music by Jimmy Van Heusen (as James Van Husen) Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Ginny Simms with the Kay Kyser Band THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS AND STRIPES (1941) Music by Jimmy Van Heusen (as James Van Husen) Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Harry Babbitt, Sully Mason, Ginny Simms, M.A. Bogue, Kay Kyser and The Guardsmen, with the Kay Kyser Band Danced by Kay Kyser ROMEO SMITH AND JULIET JONES (1941) Music by Jimmy Van Heusen (as James Van Husen) Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Harry Babbitt, Sully Mason, Ginny Simms, M.A. Bogue, Peter Lind Hayes and The Guardsmen, with the Kay Kyser Band at the Festival HUMPTY DUMPTY HEART (1941) Music by Jimmy Van Heusen (as James Van Husen) Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Harry Babbitt, Ginny Simms and The Guardsmen, with the Kay Kyser Band at rehearsal QUE CHICA (1941) Music by Jimmy Van Heusen (as James Van Husen) Lyrics by Johnny Burke Sung by Harry Babbitt, Ginny Simms and The Guardsmen, with the Kay Kyser Band at the nightclub Danced by Lupe Velez BAA! BAA! BLACK SHEEP Traditional nursery song Sung a cappella by John Barrymore I'VE BEEN WORKING ON THE RAILROAD Traditional In the score when Kay exercises WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE (1829) Written by Gioachino Rossini In the score when Kay exercises |
KAY KYSER ... Kay Kyser JOHN BARRYMORE ... John Barrymore LUPE VELEZ ... Carmen del Toro GINNY SIMMS ... Ginny Simms - Band Singer MAY ROBSON ... Grandma Kyser PATSY KELLY ... Lulu Monahan PETER LIND HAYES ... Peter Lindsay KAY KYSER BAND ... Kay Kyser's Band HARRY BABBITT ... Harry Babbitt - Band Member M.A. BOGUE (as ISH KABIBBLE) ... Ish Kabibble SULLY MASON ... Sully Mason - Band Member Rest of cast listed alphabetically: DOROTHY BABB ... Autograph Girl (uncredited) LEON BELASCO ... Prince Maharoohu (uncredited) JOSEPH E. BERNARD ... Thomas (uncredited) WILLIAM BRANDT ... Member The Guardsmen (uncredited) JACK CARR ... Pee Wee (uncredited) BILL CARTLEDGE ... Page Boy (uncredited) HOBART CAVANAUGH ... Philip Tremble (uncredited) BILL CHANEY ... Call Boy (uncredited) GEORGE CLEVELAND ... Mr. Nelson Pennypacker (uncredited) RAY COOKE ... Bellhop with Food (uncredited) ALICE FLEMING ... Mrs. Penelope Pennypacker (uncredited) JERRY FRANK ... John Barton (uncredited) JACK GARGAN ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) THE GUARDSMEN ... Singers (uncredited) VINTON HAYWORTH ... Radio Commentator (uncredited) EARL HUNSAKER ... Member of The Guardsmen (uncredited) HENRY IBLINGS ... Member of The Guardsmen (uncredited) DUDLEY KUZELLE ... Member of The Guardsmen (uncredited) GRACE LENARD ... Madeline (uncredited) JEWEL MCGOWAN ... Lindy Dancer (uncredited) GEORGE MCKAY ... 1st Taxi Driver (uncredited) BERT MOORHOUSE ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) BARRY NORTON ... Rhumba Dancer (uncredited) SALLY PAYNE ... Gloria (uncredited) MARSHALL RUTH ... Comedy Bull Team Member (uncredited) CHARLES SCHAEFFER ... Masseur (uncredited) GLENN STRANGE ... Western Actor (archive footage) (uncredited) FRED TROWBRIDGE ... Hotel Clerk (uncredited) WALLY WALKER ... Comedy Bull Team Member (uncredited) DAVE WILLOCK ... Tommy (uncredited) MARIE WINDSOR ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited) |
Directed by: DAVID BUTLER ========= Writing Credits: JAMES V. KERN ... (story) & M.M. MUSSELMAN ... (story) JAMES V. KERN ... (screenplay) ARTHUR PHILLIPS ... (additional dialogue) ========= Produced by: DAVID BUTLER ... producer ========= Music by: ROY WEBB ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: FRANK REDMAN ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: IRENE MORRA ========= Art Direction by: CARROLL CLARK ALBERT S. D'AGOSTINO (as ALBERT D'AGOSTINO) ========= Set Decoration by: DARRELL SILVERA ========= Costume Design by: EDWARD STEVENSON ... (gowns) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: FRED FLECK (as FRED A. FLECK) ... assistant director ========= Sound Department: EARL A. WOLCOTT ... sound recordist ========= Special Effects by: VERNON L. WALKER ... special effects ========= Editorial Department: DOUGLAS TRAVERS ... montage ========= Music Department: GEORGE DUNING ... music arranger ROY WEBB ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: JACK CROSBY ... dances stager HERBERT FARJEON ... dialogue director (uncredited) |
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures (as RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.) ========= Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures (1941) [USA] Theatrical RKO Radio Pictures (1941) [UK] Theatrical C&C Television Corporation (1955) [USA] TV Warner Home Video (2012) [USA] DVD - (dvdr) |
| 31 December 1941 [New York City, New York, USA] January 1942 [USA] 30 April 1942 [Australia] 23 July 1942 [Mexico] 22 December 1942 [Portugal] 5 April 1943 [Sweden] 14 December 1945 [Brussels, Belgium] 30 May 1946 [Japan] 26 December 1946 [Denmark] 25 February 1947 [France] 13 December 1964 (TV premiere) [Hungary] 3 November 1979 (TV premiere) [Spain] |
 BABES ON BROADWAY (Comedy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 58 minutes] Tommy Williams desperately wants to get to Broadway, but as he is only singing in a spaghetti house for tips he is a long way off. He meets Penny Morris, herself no mean singer, and through her gets the idea to promote a show to send orphaned children on a country holiday. But he is only using the kids to get on himself, which Penny soon realises. With his romance off, an engagement in Philadelphia he can't get to, and, indeed, war in Europe, life can be difficult. |
BABES ON BROADWAY (uncredited) Music by Burton Lane Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Played and sung by a chorus during the opening credits Reprised as a production number with the principal cast near the end Sung and danced to by Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney in blackface Danced to by Ray McDonald in blackface HOW ABOUT YOU? (uncredited) Music by Burton Lane Lyrics by Ralph Freed Played during the opening credits Reprised by Judy Garland playing piano Sung and danced to by Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland Played as background music often and during the end credits ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN IN NEW YORK (uncredited) Music by Burton Lane Lyrics by Ralph Freed Sung and danced to by Mickey Rooney, Ray McDonald and Richard Quine ROMANCE NO.2 IN G MAJOR, OP.40 (uncredited) Music by Ludwig van Beethoven Played on piano by a very young unidentified male prodigy HOE DOWN (uncredited) Music by Roger Edens Lyrics by Ralph Freed Played at rehearsal and sung by Judy Garland Danced to by the principal cast THE FARMER IN THE DELL (uncredited) Traditional Played at the block party Played as background music in some scenes involving children CHIN UP, CHEERIO, CARRY ON (uncredited) Music by Burton Lane Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg Sung by Judy Garland and the St. Luke Choristers Contains portions of "Rule Britannia" Music by Thomas Augustine Arne Lyrics by James Thomson MARY'S A GRAND OLD NAME (1905) (uncredited) Written by George M. Cohan Sung by Judy Garland imitating Fay Templeton SHE IS MA DAISY (1905) (uncredited) Music by Harry Lauder Lyrics by Harry Lauder and J.D. Harper Sung by Mickey Rooney imitating Harry Lauder I'VE GOT RINGS ON MY FINGERS (MUMBO JUMBO JIJJIBOO J. O'SHEA) (1909) (uncredited) Music by Maurice Scott Lyrics by Fred J. Barnes and R.P. Weston Sung by Judy Garland imitating Blanche Ring LA MARSEILLAISE (uncredited) Music by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle (1792) Played as background music when Judy Garland imitates Sarah Bernhardt THE YANKEE DOODLE BOY (1904) (uncredited) Written by George M. Cohan Sung by Mickey Rooney imitating George M. Cohan BOMBSHELL FROM BRAZIL (uncredited) Written by Roger Edens Sung by Judy Garland, Ray McDonald, Richard Quine and others MAMÃE EU QUERO (uncredited) Written by Jararaca and Vicente Paiva Sung by Mickey Rooney imitating Carmen Miranda BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON (1909) (uncredited) Music by Gus Edwards Lyrics by Edward Madden Danced to by Ray McDonald and sung by a chorus OH! SUSANNA (1848) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster Played in the "Babes on Broadway" number and sung by the chorus with modified lyrics FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT JONES (uncredited) Written by Harold Rome Sung by Judy Garland in the "Babes on Broadway" number OLD FOLKS AT HOME (1851) (uncredited) aka "Swanee River" Written by Stephen Foster Played on banjo by Mickey Rooney in the "Babes on Broadway" number ALABAMY BOUND (1925) (uncredited) Music by Ray Henderson Lyrics by Buddy G. DeSylva and Bud Green Played on banjos by Mickey Rooney and others in the "Babes on Broadway" number WAITING FOR THE ROBERT E. LEE (1912) (uncredited) Music by Lewis F. Muir Lyrics by L. Wolfe Gilbert Sung by the principal cast in the "Babes on Broadway" number Danced to by the chorus |
MICKEY ROONEY ... Tommy Williams JUDY GARLAND ... Penny Morris FAY BAINTER ... Miss Jones VIRGINIA WEIDLER ... Barbara Jo RAY MCDONALD ... Ray Lambert RICHARD QUINE ... Morton Hammond DONALD MEEK ... Mr. Stone ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT ... Alexander Woollcott LUIS ALBERNI ... Nick JAMES GLEASON ... Thornton Reed EMMA DUNN ... Mrs. Williams FREDERICK BURTON ... Mr. Morris CLIFF CLARK ... Inspector Moriarity WILLIAM POST JR. ... Announcer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: CARL STOCKDALE ... Man RENE AUSTIN ... Elinor Downing, War Refugee (uncredited) DICK BARON ... Butch (uncredited) BARBARA BEDFORD ... Mrs. Crainen, the Matron (uncredited) ROBERT BRADFORD ... Tenor in 'Bombshell From Brazil' Number (uncredited) ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH CHORISTERS ... Church Choir (uncredited) DICK DAVIS ... Soloist in Main Title Song (uncredited) THE DEBUTANTES ... The Debutantes (uncredited) LESTER DORR ... Reed's Writer (uncredited) JEANIE DUNN ... Soloist in Main Title Song (uncredited) MAXINE FLORES ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) AVA GARDNER ... Audience Member (unconfirmed) (uncredited) KAREN X. GAYLORD ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) MARY JANE GUMM ... Chorus Girl (Hoedown Number) (uncredited) VIRGINIA GUMM ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) RICHARD HALL ... Boy Playing Piano (uncredited) TOM HANLON ... Short Wave Radio Man (uncredited) RICHARD HAYDEL ... Extra in Acting Group (uncredited) ARTHUR HOYT ... Little Man Entering Nick's (uncredited) LOIS JAMES ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) PAYNE B. JOHNSON ... Boy (uncredited) SHELDON KELSEY ... Comedy 'Horse' Act (uncredited) WILL LEE ... Shorty, drugstore waiter / cook (uncredited) JACK 'TINY' LIPSON ... Hefty Customer at Nick's (uncredited) SIDNEY MILLER ... Tony (uncredited) SIX HITS AND A MISS ... Singing Group (uncredited) DOROTHY MORRIS ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) THE MUSIC MAIDS ... The Music Maids (uncredited) GEORGE NOISOM ... Extra in Acting Group (uncredited) THE NOTABLES ... The Notables (uncredited) MARGARET O'BRIEN ... Maxine, Little Girl at Audition (uncredited) SIDNEY PEPPLE ... Solo-ist in Main Title Song (uncredited) THE PETER BROTHERS ... The Peter Brothers (uncredited) JEAN PORTER ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) STAFFORD QUARTET ... The Stafford Quartet (uncredited) DONNA REED ... Jonesy's Secretary (uncredited) ANNE ROONEY ... Jenny (uncredited) SHIMEN RUSKIN ... Excited Russian (uncredited) ROGER STEELE ... Robert Phillips, War Refugee (uncredited) STOP LOOK AND LISTEN TRIO ... Singing Trio (uncredited) THE UPTOWNERS ... The Uptowners (uncredited) CHARLES WAGENHEIM ... Reed's Composer (uncredited) ANNALEE WALLER ... Chorus Girl (uncredited) BRYANT WASHBURN ... Reed's Director (uncredited) DOUGLAS WRIGHT ... Comedy 'Horse' Act (uncredited) JOE YULE ... Mason, Aide to Reed (uncredited) |
Directed by: BUSBY BERKELEY ========= Writing Credits: FRED F. FINKLEHOFFE (as FRED FINKLEHOFFE) ... (original story) FRED F. FINKLEHOFFE (as FRED FINKLEHOFFE) ... (screen play) and ELAINE RYAN ... (screen play) ========= Produced by: ARTHUR FREED ... producer ========= Music by: LEO ARNAUD ... (uncredited) GEORGE BASSMAN ... (uncredited) GEORGE STOLL ... (uncredited) ========= Cinematography by: LESTER WHITE ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: FREDRICK Y. SMITH ========= Art Direction by: CEDRIC GIBBONS ========= Set Decoration by: EDWIN B. WILLIS ... (set decoration) ========= Costume Design by: ROBERT KALLOCH (as KALLOCH) ... (gowns) ========= Makeup Department: JACK DAWN ... makeup creator ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: BILL RYAN ... assistant director (uncredited) BERT SPURLIN ... assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: MALCOLM BROWN ... associate art director ========= Sound Department: DOUGLAS SHEARER ... recording director ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: GILE STEELE ... wardrobe: men EUGENE JOSEFF ... costume jeweller (uncredited) ========= Music Department: LEO ARNAUD ... orchestrator / vocal arranger GEORGE BASSMAN ... orchestrator / vocal arranger ROGER EDENS ... musical adaptation MERRILL PYE ... musical presentation CONRAD SALINGER ... orchestrator / vocal arranger GEORGE STOLL (as GEORGIE STOLL) ... musical director ========= Additional Crew: HOWARD DIETZ ... publicity director (uncredited) VINCENTE MINNELLI ... director: solo sequences (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (as Loew's Inc.) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (produced by Loew's Inc.) (1941) [USA] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1942) [UK] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1943) [SWEDEN] (Sweden) (theatrical) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1945) [NORWAY] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1945) [BELGIUM] Theatrical Central Motion Picture Exchange (1946) [JAPAN] Theatrical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1947) [FRANCE] Theatrical MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1992) [USA] VHS ========= Other Companies: International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E.) |
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