The Captain is a Lady Trailer (1940)

"You'll say "I don't know when I've laughed so much"!" 21 June 1940 Comedy 65 mins

Because of a bad investment, Captain and Mrs. Peabody are evicted from their home. Mrs. Peabody finds lodging at a retirement home, but as only single women are allowed, the Captain has to make other arrangements. However, after witnessing their tearful goodbye, the home's residents vote to allow the couple to move in together. The Captain is a reluctant lodger, uncomfortable at being surrounded by so much femininity, and bristles when his pals start referring to him as "Old Lady". The time has come for Captain Peabody to reassert his manhood!

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Cast

Charles Coburn as Captain Abe Peabody

Beulah Bondi as Angie Peabody

Virginia Grey as Mary Peabody

Helen Broderick as Nancy Crocker

Billie Burke as Blossy Stort

Dan Dailey as Perth Nickerson (as Dan Dailey Jr.)

Helen Westley as Abigail Morrow

Cecil Cunningham as Mrs. Jane Homans

Marjorie Main as Sarah May Willett

Clem Bevans as Samuel Darby

Francis Pierlot as Roger Bartlett

Tom Fadden as Pucey Kintner

Crew

Robert B. Sinclair Director

Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration

Leonard Smith Director of Photography

Frank E. Hull Editor

Cedric Gibbons Art Direction

Louise Forsslund Novel

Frederick Stephani Producer

Bronislau Kaper Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

United States 21 June 1940

Production Companies

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

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