30 December 1938 Comedy, Music 114 mins
The team behind a successful Broadway production tries to stop the married stars from transitioning to Hollywood.
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Jeanette MacDonald as Gwen Marlowe
Nelson Eddy as Ernest Lane
Frank Morgan as Felix Lehman
Ray Bolger as Hans
Florence Rice as Kay Jordan
Mischa Auer as Leo Kronk
Herman Bing as Oscar Engel
George Barbier as Benjamin Silver
Reginald Gardiner as Norman Trumpett
Fay Holden as Hannah
Allyn Joslyn as Dink
Lucile Watson as Mrs. Marlowe
Gene Lockhart as Augustus
Kathleen Lockhart as Aunt Amelia
Berton Churchill as Sheridan
Terry Kilburn as Brother
Alan Campbell Screenplay
W.S. Van Dyke Director
Dorothy Parker Screenplay
Douglas Shearer Sound Director
Joseph C. Wright Assistant Art Director
Robert B. Smith Book
Robert Kern Editor
Oliver T. Marsh Director of Photography
Allen M. Davey Director of Photography
Hunt Stromberg Producer
Adrian Costume Design
Cedric Gibbons Art Direction
Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration
Bob Wright Lyricist
Chet Forrest Lyricist
Victor Herbert Songs
United States 30 December 1938
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