Summary
Kiss the Boys Goodbye is an American film first released in 1941,
directed by Victor Schertzinger.
The film stars Don Ameche, Mary Martin, Oscar Levant, Virginia Dale and Barbara Jo Allen.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Victor Schertzinger
- Script: Clare Boothe Luce, Dwight Taylor, Harry Tugend
- Photo: Ted Tetzlaff
- Cast: 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), Alice Sizer (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 (One of the Music Maids), Warren Ashe (Photographer), Patsy Bedell (Bit Role), Brooks Benedict (Reporter at Party), Lorraine Bridges (Bit Role), James Conaty (Party Guest), Gerry Coonen (Bit Role), Dorothy Dayton (Bit Role), Marjorie Deanne (Secretary), Sayre Dearing (Party Guest), Jeanette Dickson (Bit Role), Jimmie Dodd (Bellboy with Manager), Jimmie Dundee (Bit Role), Tom Fadden (Deputy), Beth Hartman (Miss Hartman, Secretary), Earlene Heath (Bit Role), Perc Launders (Bus Conductor), Ethelreda Leopold (Bit Role), Sam McDaniel (Porter), Paul McVey (Reporter), Bob Milton (Bit Role), Daisy Lee Mothershed (Maid to Myra Stanhope), Ella Neal (Secretary), Henry Norton (Party Guest), Jean O’Donnell (Bit Role), Emory Parnell (Deputy), Edward Peil Sr. (Conductor), Jean Phillips (Secretary), Jean Porter (Girl Going to Audition), Lillian Randolph (Bethany Plantation Servant in Chorus), ’Little Billy’ Rhodes (Shorty, Midget Pianist), Cyril Ring (Reporter at Party), Ronald R. Rondell (Party Guest), Walter Soderling (Uncle Bob, Telegraph Operator), Eleanor Stewart (Secretary), Norma Thelan (Bit Role), Elinor Troy (Bit Role), Archie Twitchell (Photographer), Philip Van Zandt (Reporter), Freddy Welsh (Bit Role), William Wright (Reporter)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 85 min; B&W
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