Sailors on Leave Trailer

Sailors on Leave Trailer (1941)

30 September 1941 Comedy, Music 71 mins

If a shy sailor marries before his next birthday, he will inherit a fortune.

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Cast

William Lundigan

as Chuck Stephens

Shirley Ross

as Linda Hall

Ruth Donnelly

as Aunt Navy

Mae Clarke

as Gwen

Tom Kennedy

as Dugan

Jane Kean

as Sunshine

Bill Shirley

as Bill Carstairs

Garry Owen

as Thompson

William Haade

as Sawyer

Dorothy Christy

as Blonde Woman (uncredited)

Tris Coffin

as Officer (uncredited)

Lois Collier

as Pretty Brunette (uncredited)

Harry Depp

as Shore Patrolman (uncredited)

Crew

John Victor Mackay

John Victor Mackay Art Direction

Adele Palmer

Adele Palmer Costume Design

Ernest Miller

Ernest Miller Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 30 September 1941

Production Companies

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