The Life of the Party Trailer

The Life of the Party Trailer (1937)

"The greatest comedy cast ever assembled for one picture!" 03 September 1937 Comedy, Romance 77 mins

A singer finds another heir (Gene Raymond) to marry, to avoid the one (Joe Penner) her mother found.

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Cast

Joe Penner

as Joe Penner

Gene Raymond

as Barry Saunders

Harry Parke

as Parky

Harriet Nelson

as Mitzi Martos

Victor Moore

as Oliver Goodwin

Billy Gilbert

as Dr. Molnac

Ann Miller

as Betty

Richard Lane

as Hotel Manager

Margaret Dumont

as Mrs. Penner

Ann Shoemaker

as Countess Martos

George Irving

as Mr. Van Tuyl

Winifred Harris

as Mrs. Van Tuyl

Charles Judels

as Maitre d'Hotel

Crew

Mel Berns

Mel Berns Makeup Artist

J. Roy Hunt

J. Roy Hunt Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 03 September 1937

Production Companies

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