He Couldn't Say No (1938)
A lowly office clerk angers his fiancee and future mother-in-law by spending money intended for marriage furniture on a statue of a pretty girl, which he refuses to part with at any cost.
Director:
Lewis Seiler
Writers:
Robertson White, Joseph Schrank, Ben Grauman Kohn.
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Frank McHugh as Lambert T. Hunkins |
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Jane Wyman as Violet Coney |
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Cora Witherspoon as Mrs. Coney |
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Diana Lewis as Iris Mabby |
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Berton Churchill as Senator Mabby |
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Chester Clute as Musgrave |
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William Haade as Slug |
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Tom Kennedy as Dimples |
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Raymond Hatton as Hymie Atlas |
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John Ridgely as Man-On-The-Street Reporter |
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Cliff Clark as Auctioneer |
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Rita Gould as Julia Becker, the Sculptor |
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Jimmy Conlin as Ambulance Driver |
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Sol Gorss as Mike, the Linoleum Truck Driver |
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Eddie Graham as $2 Bidder |
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John Harron as Man With Street Radio Reporter |
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Ben Hendricks Jr. as Policeman at Near Accident |
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Stuart Holmes as $1 Bidder |
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Paul Irving as Professor, the Museum Official |
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Jack Mower as Detective Driving Car |
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Pat O'Malley as Policeman in Car |
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Paul Panzer as Man Knocking on Telephone Booth |
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John J. Richardson as $45 Bidder |
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Harry Tenbrook as Jostled Subway Rider Taking Seat |
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Leo White as Man Commenting at Ambulance |
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Harry Wilson as Jostled Subway Rider |
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Tom Wilson as Mover Bringing Statues |
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Jack Wise as $30 Bidder |
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Ferris Taylor as Oxnard O. Parsons |
| Directing | Lewis Seiler | Director |
| Writing | Robertson White | Screenplay |
| Writing | Joseph Schrank | Screenplay |
| Writing | Ben Grauman Kohn | Screenplay |
| Writing | Joseph Schrank | Theatre Play |
| Writing | Norman Matson | Story |
| Production | Bryan Foy | Producer |
| Crew | Arthur L. Todd | Cinematography |
| Editing | Frank DeWar | Editor |
| Art | Stanley Fleischer | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Howard Shoup | Costume Design |
| Directing | Drew Eberson | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Francis J. Scheid | Sound |
