Swing It, Sailor! Trailer

Swing It, Sailor! Trailer (1938)

"They went to sea..but all they could see was blondes!" 04 February 1938 Adventure, Comedy 57 mins

Comical exploits of two Navy pals, at sea and on shore.

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Cast

Wallace Ford

as Pete Kelly

Ray Mayer

as Husky Stone

Isabel Jewell

as Myrtle Montrose

Mary Treen

as Gertie Burns

Tom Kennedy

as Policeman

Cully Richards

as Shamus O'Shea

George Humbert

as Pet Shop Proprietor

Kenneth Harlan

as First Officer

Archie Robbins

as Second Officer

Kernan Cripps

as Doctor

Rex Lease

as Interne

Crew

Harold Lewis

Harold Lewis Production Manager

International Releases Dates

United States 04 February 1938

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