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Cast and credits
Cast and credits
Year:
1945
Country:
United States
Language:
English
Directed by
Robert Lewis
Norman Taurog
Vincente Minnelli
Roy Del Ruth
Charles Walters
George Sidney
Screenplay by
Everett Freeman
Max Liebman
Samson Raphaelson
Lou Holtz
Roger Edens
Guy Bolton
Devery Freeman
Ralph Blane
Eddie Cantor
Charles Walters
Erik Charell
Irving Brecher
Story by
Robert Lewis
Cast:
Himself (in "Heres to the Ladies")/Raffles (in "Th
Fred Astaire
Herself in Heres to the Ladies
Lucille Ball
Princess in This Heart of Mine/Moy Ling in Limehou
Lucille Bremer
Norma in A Sweepstakes Ticket
Fanny Brice
The Star in A Great Lady Has An Interview
Judy Garland
Herself in Beauty
Kathryn Grayson
Herself in Love
Lena Horne
Gentleman in The Babbit and the Bromide
Gene Kelly
Alfredo in scene from La Traviata
James Melton
Lawyers Client in Pay the Two Dollars
Victor Moore
J. Newton Numbskull in When Television Comes
Red Skelton
Herself in A Water Ballet
Esther Williams
Florenz Ziegfeld Jr.
William Powell
Lawyer in Pay the Two Dollars
Edward Arnold
Dance Specialty
Cyd Charisse
Monty (in "A Sweepstakes Ticket")
Hume Cronyn
Martin in A Sweepstakes Ticket
William Frawley
Chinese Gentleman in Limehouse Blues/Telephone Voi
Robert Lewis
Herself in Heres to the Ladies
Virginia O'Brien
Caller in Number Please
Keenan Wynn
Second Judge in Pay the Two Dollars
William B. Davidson
Duchess in This Heart of Mine
Naomi Childers
Major-Domo in This Heart of Mine
Charles Coleman
Telephone Operator in Number Please
Audrey Totter
Porky in Number Please
Peter Lawford
Chorus Boy
Tommy Rall
Warden in Pay the Two Dollars
Harry Hayden
Major-Domos Assistant in This Heart of Mine
Sam Flint
Third Subway Policeman in Pay the Two Dollars
Eddie Dunn
Texan in Number Please
Grady Sutton
Butler in A Great Lady Has An Interview
Rex Evans
First Judge in Pay the Two Dollars
Joseph Crehan
Second Subway Policeman in Limehouse Blues
Ray Teal
Director of photography
Charles Rosher
George J. Folsey
Produced by
Arthur Freed
Costume Designer
Helen Rose
Edited by
Albert Akst