Summary
Hellzapoppin’ is an American film comedy first released in 1941,
directed by H.C. Potter.
The film stars Ole Olsen, Chic Johnson, Martha Raye, Hugh Herbert and Jane Frazee.
Our overall rating for this film is: very good.
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Credits
- Director: H.C. Potter
- Script: Nat Perrin, Warren Wilson
- Photo: Elwood Bredell
- Music: Gene de Paul, Don Raye, Sammy Fain
- Cast: Ole Olsen (Ole Olsen), Chic Johnson (Chic Johnson), Martha Raye (Betty Johnson), Hugh Herbert (Quimby), Jane Frazee (Kitty Rand), Robert Paige (Jeff Hunter), Mischa Auer (Pepi), Richard Lane (Director), Lewis Howard (Woody Taylor), Clarence Kolb (Andrew Rand), Nella Walker (Mrs. Rand), Shemp Howard (Louie), Elisha Cook Jr. (Harry Selby), Frank Darien (Man calling for Mrs. Jones), Catherine Johnson (Lena, Lady looking for Oscar), Gus Schilling (Orchestra conductor), The Six Hits (Themselves), Slim Gaillard (Specialty), Slam Stewart (Specialty), Ann Johnson (Dancer), Frankie Manning (Dancer), Olive Hatch (Water Ballet Specialty), Eddie Acuff (Drafted devil), Kathryn Adams (Girl), Sig Arno (Cellist), Frank Austin (Chauffeur), Don Brodie (Theatre Manager), George Chandler (Movie Cameraman), Milton Charleston (Undetermined Role), Dean Collins (Betty’s jitterbug dancing partner), Billy Curtis (Bodyguard), George Davis (Russian Butler), Hal K. Dawson (Photographer at pool), Bess Flowers (Audience Extra), Jody Gilbert (Louie’s girlfriend), Julia Griffith (Party Guest), Ben Hall (Goofy man in Betty’s way), Charlie Hall (Taxi Driver), Samuel S. Hinds (Showboat Captain), George Humbert (Chef with bread), Jack ’Tiny’ Lipson (Junior), Jimmie Lucas (Taxi Driver), Norma Miller (Dancer (Cook)), Susan Miller (Mother calling for Junior), Al Minns (Dancer (butler)), Harry Monty (Midget Taxi Driver), Lyle Moraine (Young Man), Joseph North (Butler), Gil Perkins (Butler in pool), Jean Porter (Chorine), Dorothy Raye (Dancer), Bert Roach (Robert T. MacChesney), Bob Rose (Shorty, butler), Angelo Rossitto (Dwarf Devil), Fred Sanborn (Man playing tic-tac-toe), Rex Stewart (Trumpet specialty), Andrew Tombes (Max Kane), Ellinor Vanderveer (Audience extra), Dale Van Sickel (Man Who Falls Into Pool), Terry Walker (Maid), Billy Wayne (Photographer), Dave Willock (Orchestra Trombone player)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 84 min; B&W
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