Immer mehr, immer fröhlicher

Immer mehr, immer fröhlicher (1943)

KomödieLiebesfilm

Als zur Zeit des Zweiten Weltkriegs in Washington akute Wohnungsnot herrscht, entscheidet sich Connie Milligan zu einem patriotischen Schritt: Sie will ihre Wohnung untervermieten. Benjamin Dingle, ein schon etwas reiferer, aber nicht minder resoluter Herr, überredet sie nahezu, ihm das Zimmer zu geben. Was Miss Milligan nicht weiß, ist, daß er es nicht für sich alleine halten will; denn kaum ist Connie mal aus dem Haus, sucht er einen Untermieter für die Hälfte seiner Hälfte und findet er diesen in Joe Carter. Lange kann er seinen Coup aber nicht vor der Vermieterin geheim halten. Connie ist außer sich und will beide Herren an die frische Luft setzen, jedoch bekommen sie noch eine Gnadenfrist für eine Nacht. Inzwischen hat Carter bemerkt, daß es sich bei Miss Milligan um eine attraktive Frau handelt, allerdings steht da noch ihr Verlobter Charles J. Pendergast im Weg. Aber auch für diese “Problem” gibt es ganz sicher eine Lösung...

Der Regisseur: George Stevens
Die Autor: Robert Russell, Frank Ross, Richard Flournoy, Lewis R. Foster.

Casts

	Jean Arthur as Constance Milligan
	Joel McCrea as Joe Carter
	Charles Coburn as Benjamin Dingle
	Richard Gaines as Charles J. Pendergast
	Bruce Bennett as FBI Agent Evans
	Frank Sully as FBI Agent Pike
	Donald Douglas as FBI Agent Harding
	Clyde Fillmore as Senator Noonan
	Stanley Clements as Morton Rodakiewicz
	Sam Ash as Committee Member (uncredited)
	Don Barclay as Drunk (uncredited)
	Brandon Beach as Shaving Gag (uncredited)
	Betzi Beaton as Miss Finch (uncredited)
	Hank Bell as Singing Man on Apartment Stairway (uncredited)
	Edward Biby as Committee Member (uncredited)
	Gladys Blake as Barmaid (uncredited)
	Lulu Mae Bohrman as Secretary (uncredited)
	Sally Cairns as Bathing Girl (uncredited)
	Jack Carr as Taxi Driver (uncredited)
	Ruth Cherrington as Night Club Guest (uncredited)
	Chester Clute as Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
	Lew Davis as Man Entering Elevator (uncredited)
	Ann Doran as Miss Bilby (uncredited)
	Eddie Foster as Taxi Driver (uncredited)
	Jack Gardner as Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
	Sugar Geise as Dancer (uncredited)
	Hal Gerard as Second Statistician (uncredited)
	Nancy Gray as Miss Chasen (uncredited)
	Harrison Greene as Apartment Seeker (uncredited)
	June Harris as Girl (uncredited)
	Henry Hebert as Committee Member (uncredited)
	Robert F. Hill as Headwaiter (uncredited)
	Ernest Hilliard as Senator (uncredited)
	Helen Holmes as Dumpy Woman (uncredited)
	Russell Huestis as Night Club Guest (uncredited)
	John Ince as Shaving Gag (uncredited)
	Fred Johnson as Juggler (uncredited)
	Jack W. Johnston as Night Club Guest (uncredited)
	Edna Mae Jones as Chorus Girl (uncredited)
	Mike Lally as Man Leaving Elevator (uncredited)
	Pat Lane as Waiter (uncredited)
	Frank LaRue as Senator in Taxi (uncredited)
	Douglas Leavitt as Waiter (uncredited)
	Kay Linaker as Miss Allen (uncredited)
	Eric Mayne as Singing Man on Apartment Stairway (uncredited)
	Betty McMahon as Miss Geeskin (uncredited)
	Shirley Patterson as Girl (uncredited)
	Lon Poff as Sleeper (uncredited)
	Hal Price as Bathing Man (uncredited)
	Bertha Priestley as Fat Girl (uncredited)
	Fred Rapport as Shaving Gag (uncredited)
	Henry Roquemore as Washington Sun Reporter (uncredited)
	Marshall Ruth as Fat Statistician (uncredited)
	Ann Savage as Miss Dalton (uncredited)
	Byron Shores as Air Corps Maj. Denton (uncredited)
	Jean Stevens as Dancer (uncredited)
	Grady Sutton as Diner Counterman (uncredited)
	Diedra Vale as Fat Girl (uncredited)
	David Ward as Waiter (uncredited)
	Douglas Wood as Senator in Taxi (uncredited)
	Marjorie Wood as Snippish Woman (uncredited)

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