Overview
Champagne Waltz is an American film comedy first released in 1937,
directed by A. Edward Sutherland.
The film stars Gladys Swarthout, Fred MacMurray, Jack Oakie, Veloz and Yolanda.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: A. Edward Sutherland
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Script: Frank Butler, Don Hartman, H.S. Kraft, Billy Wilder
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Photo: William C. Mellor
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Music: Phil Boutelje, Charles Bradshaw, Friedrich Hollaender, Leo Shuken, Gregory Stone
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Cast: Gladys Swarthout (Elsa Strauss),
Fred MacMurray (Buzzy Bellew),
Jack Oakie (Happy Gallagher),
Veloz (Larry),
Yolanda (Anna),
Herman Bing (Max Snellinek),
Fritz Leiber (Franz Strauss),
Vivienne Osborne (Countess Mariska),
Frank Forest (Karl Lieberlich),
Benny Baker (Flip),
Ernest Cossart (Waiter),
James Burke (Mr. Scribner),
Maude Eburne (Mrs. Scribner),
Maurice Cass (Hugo),
Guy Bates Post (Lumvedder),
Rudolph Anders (Emperor Franz Joseph),
Martha Bamattre (Peasant),
Irene Bennett (Girl),
Tommy Bond (Otto, Singing Student),
Ralph Brooks (Concert Attendee),
Raymond Brown (Commissionaire),
Richard Carle (Messenger),
Lillian Castle (Maggie),
Nora Cecil (Train Passenger),
Jack Chefe (Concert Attendee),
Thomas A. Curran (Man),
Ralph Fitzsimmons (Jiggs),
Jack George (Concert Attendee),
Emil Hoch (Chef),
Arthur Stuart Hull (Concert Attendee),
Nick Lukats (Young Man),
Henry Manna (Heinrich),
Eric Mayne (Dignitary),
Tony Merlo (Headwaiter),
Ferdinand Munier (Mayor),
Harold Nelson (Driver),
Dennis O’Keefe (Dance Extra at Blue Danube Room),
Alex Pollard (Waiter),
Russ Powell (Moustache, Concert Attendee),
Stanley Price (Johann Strauss),
Frances Raymond (Concert Attendee),
Henry Roquemore (Moustache),
Sam Savitsky (Chief of Police),
Harry Stafford (Man),
Larry Steers (Jazz Palace Attendee),
Bernard Suss (Man),
Michael Visaroff (Ivanovitch),
Alex Woloshin (Peasant)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 85 min; B&W
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