My Best Gal Trailer

My Best Gal Trailer (1944)

28 March 1944 Drama, Comedy, Music 67 mins

A girl from a show-business family seeks a backer for her boyfriend's musical.

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Cast

Jane Withers

as Kitty O'Hara

Jimmy Lydon

as Johnny McCloud

Frank Craven

as Danny O'Hara

Franklin Pangborn

as Mr. Porter

George Cleveland

as Ralph Hodges

Mary Newton

as Miss Simpson

Jack Boyle

as Freddy

Caren Marsh

as Woman

Crew

Jack A. Marta

Jack A. Marta Director of Photography

Gano Chittenden

Gano Chittenden Art Direction

Russell Kimball

Russell Kimball Art Direction

Adele Palmer

Adele Palmer Costume Design

International Releases Dates

United States 28 March 1944

Production Companies

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