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Director:
W.S. Van Dyke
Starring:
Claudette Colbert,
James Stewart,
Guy Kibbee,
Nat Pendleton,
Frances Drake
Synopsis
Credits
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Director: W.S. Van Dyke
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Script: Ben Hecht, Herman J. Mankiewicz
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Photo: Oliver T. Marsh
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Music: Edward Ward
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Cast: Claudette Colbert (Edwina Corday),
James Stewart (Guy Johnson),
Guy Kibbee (Fred ’Cap’ Streeter),
Nat Pendleton (Sergeant Fred Koretz),
Frances Drake (Vivian Tarbel),
Edgar Kennedy (Lieutenant Miller),
Ernest Truex (Willie Heyward),
Richard Carle (Major I. E. Willoughby),
Cecilia Callejo (Dolores Gonzales),
Sidney Blackmer (Al Mallon),
Andy Clyde (’Gimpy’ Wilson),
Cliff Clark (Captain Haggerty),
Cecil Cunningham (Madame J. L. Chambers),
Leonard Kibrick (Herman Plotka),
Hans Conried (Mr. Delmonico, Stage Manager),
Grady Sutton (Lupton Peabody),
Lowden Adams (Vivian’s Butler),
Murray Alper (Newspaper Man at Ferry Landing),
Monya Andre (Guest),
Lulu Mae Bohrman (Guest),
Harry Burns (Mike, the Nightclub Doorman),
George Chandler (Photographer at Ferry Landing),
Frank Coghlan Jr. (Elevator Boy),
Hal Cooke (Gus, the Waiter),
Maurice Costello (Guest),
Rae Daggett (Hotel Switchboard Operator),
Daisy (A Dog),
Edgar Dearing (Actor as ’Captain Flagg’),
John Dilson (Doctor),
Peter Du Rey (Guest),
Rex Evans (Scout Master),
Frank Faylen (Peters, Stagehand),
Jack Gardner (Reporter with Vivian),
Tom Hanlon (Radio Announcer),
Harold Hoff (Spike),
Mike Lally (Reporter with Vivian),
W.E. Lawrence (Guest),
Wally Maher (Nate, Photographer at Ferry Landing),
Fay McKenzie (Guest),
Malcolm ’Bud’ McTaggart (Georgie, Actor as ’Wounded Soldier’),
George Meeker (Ned Brown),
Harold Miller (Guest),
Alberto Morin (Waiter),
Philip Morris (Policeman on Train),
Jack Mulhall (Reporter with Vivian),
Louis Natheaux (Waiter),
Jack Raymond (Lipinsky),
Mary Louise Smith (Guest),
William Tannen (Actor as ’Soldier’),
Phillip Terry (Chauffeur),
Monte Vandergrift (Police Officer Drivng Patrol Car),
Ray Walker (Newspaper Man at Ferry Landing)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 86 min; B&W
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