Summary
Take Me Out to the Ball Game is an American comedy romance film first released in 1949,
directed by Busby Berkeley.
The film stars Frank Sinatra, Esther Williams, Gene Kelly, Betty Garrett and Edward Arnold.
It has also been released under the title: Everybody’s Cheering.
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Credits
- Director: Busby Berkeley
- Script: Harry Tugend, George Wells, Gene Kelly, Stanley Donen, Harry Crane
- Photo: George J. Folsey
- Cast: Frank Sinatra (Dennis Ryan), Esther Williams (K.C. Higgins), Gene Kelly (Eddie O’Brien), Betty Garrett (Shirley Delwyn), Edward Arnold (Joe Lorgan), Jules Munshin (Nat Goldberg), Richard Lane (Michael Gilhuly), Tom Dugan (Slappy Burke), Ramon Blackburn (Specialty Dancer), Royce Blackburn (Specialty Dancer), Dorothy Abbott (Dancer), Harry Allen (Wolves’ Player), Murray Alper (Zalinka), Virginia Bates (Girl on Train), Richard Beavers, Ellsworth Blake (Wolves’ Player), Jack Boyle (Wolves’ Player), Jack Bruce (Wolves’ Player), John Burger (Wolves’ Player), James Burke (Policeman), Ed Cassidy (Teddy Roosevelt), Eddie Cutler (Wolves’ Player), Pat Flaherty (World Series Umpire), Sally Forrest (Dancer at Wharf Party), Douglas Fowley (Karl), Sol Gorss (Steve), Wilton Graff (Nick Donford), Mack Gray (Gangster Henchman), Edna Mae Harris (Fan), Sam Harris (Baseball Game Attendee), Jackie Jackson (Child), Si Jenks (Sam, the Driver), Gordon Jones (Senator Catcher), Hubie Kerns (Wolves’ Player), Pete Kooy (Wolves’ Player), Henry Kulky (Acrobat), Richard Landry (Wolves’ Player), Joi Lansing (Girl on Train), Mitchell Lewis (Fisherman), Esther Michelson (Fisherman’s wife), Isabel O’Madigan (Fan), Eddie Parks (Dr. Winston), Gil Perkins (Fan), Lee Phelps (Stage Manager), Aaron Phillips (Wolves’ Player), Charles Regan (Gangster Henchman), Jack Rice (Room Clerk), Joseph Roach (Wolves’ Player), Frank J. Scannell (Reporter), Almira Sessions (Fan), Robert R. Stephenson (Fan), Brick Sullivan (Trainer), Charles Sullivan (World Series Spectator), William Tannen (Reporter With Teddy Roosevelt), Dick Wessel (Umpire), Harry Wilson (Baseball Game Attendee)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 93 min
- Aka: Everybody’s Cheering
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