Overview
Swing High, Swing Low is an American romantic film drama first released in 1937,
directed by Mitchell Leisen.
The film stars Carole Lombard, Fred MacMurray, Charles Butterworth, Jean Dixon and Dorothy Lamour.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: Mitchell Leisen
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Script: George Manker Watters, Arthur Hopkins, Virginia Van Upp, Oscar Hammerstein II, Walter DeLeon, Francis Martin
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Music: Phil Boutelje, Victor Young, Ralph Rainger
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Cast: Carole Lombard (Marguerite ’Maggie’ King),
Fred MacMurray (Skid Johnson),
Charles Butterworth (Harry),
Jean Dixon (Ella),
Dorothy Lamour (Anita Alvarez),
Harvey Stephens (Harvey Howell),
Cecil Cunningham (Murphy),
Charles Arnt (Georgie Herman),
Franklin Pangborn (Henri),
Anthony Quinn (The Don),
Charles Judels (Tony Morelli),
Martha Arcos (Girl),
William Arnold (Croupier),
Eumenio Blanco (Interpreter),
Lee Bowman (El Greco Nightclub Patron),
Spencer Chan (Cook),
James Conaty (Customer at Butch’s),
Lee Cooley (Radio Announcer),
Gino Corrado (Tony’s Italian Friend),
Jack Daley (Dock Policeman),
Leyland Hodgson (Gambler),
Esther Howard (Beauty Salon Customer),
Arthur Stuart Hull (Booking Agent),
George W. Jimenez (Justice of Peace),
Darby Jones (Black Santa Claus),
Donald Kerr (Radio Technician),
Richard Kipling (Army Surgeon),
Nicholas Kobliansky (Gambler),
Nick Lukats (Man in Nightclub),
Jerry Mandy (Interpreter),
Chris-Pin Martin (Sleepy Servant),
Frances Morris (Cloakroom Attendant),
Al Morro (Bouncer),
Louis Natheaux (Gambler),
Paul Newlan (Army Lieutenant),
Dennis O’Keefe (Purser),
Ralph Remley (Musselwhite),
Cyril Ring (Visitor Leaving Ship),
Enrique de Rosas (Judge),
Oscar Rudolph (Elevator Boy),
Harry Semels (Chief of Police),
George Sorel (Manager of El Greco Nightclub),
Charles Stevens (Panamanian at Cockfight),
Frank Whitson (Gambler),
William Wright (Attendant)
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Country: USA
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Language: English / Spanish
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Runtime: 92 min; B&W
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