"The hit SONG of the year…is now the hit PICTURE of the year!" 11 November 1938 Comedy, Music, Romance 75 mins
Steve Merrick is an out of work writer who stays home and plays house husband while his wife goes to work for her former fiancé and Merrick's publisher who is still carrying a torch for her.
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Bob Hope as Steve Merrick
Shirley Ross as Anne Merrick
Charles Butterworth as Biney
Otto Kruger as Gil Morrell
Hedda Hopper as Polly Griscom
Patricia Wilder as Luella Mae
Roscoe Karns as George Kent
Laura Hope Crews as Mrs. Kent
William Collier Sr. as Jim Platt
Emma Dunn as Mrs. Platt
Edward Gargan as Flanahan
Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson as Janitor
Jack Norton as Bert Monroe
June Brewster as Frances (uncredited)
Mary Brodel as Clara (uncredited)
Jack Chapin as Messenger (uncredited)
George Archainbaud Director
Albert Hackett Theatre Play
Frances Goodrich Theatre Play
Karl Struss Director of Photography
Mel Shauer Associate Producer
Franz Bachelin Art Direction
Hans Dreier Art Direction
Alma Macrorie Editor
Lynn Starling Screenplay
Philip Wisdom Sound Recordist
Glenn Rominger Sound Recordist
A. E. Freudeman Interior Designer
Edith Head Costume Design
Boris Morros Music Director
Frank Loesser Songs
Hoagy Carmichael Songs
United States 08 June 2010
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