Turn Off the Moon (1937)
Department store owner J. Elliott Dinwiddy has waited fifteen years for the perfect astrological moment to propose to his secretary, Myrtle Tweep. His astrological advisor, Dr. Wakefield, has told him that if he can unite a boy and a girl in true love before midnight, he can propose to Myrtle the following night. Fate then brings unemployed dancer Caroline Wilson into the music department of Dinwiddy's, where she meets handsome songwriter Terry Keith.
Director:
Lewis Seiler
Writers:
Marguerite Roberts, Harlan Ware, Paul Gerard Smith.
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Charles Ruggles as J. Elliott Dinwiddy |
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Eleanore Whitney as Caroline Wilson |
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Johnny Downs as Terry Keith |
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Kenny Baker as Himself |
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Phil Harris as Himself |
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Ben Blue as Luke |
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Marjorie Gateson as Myrtle Tweep |
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The Albee Sisters as Themselves |
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The Fanchonettes as Themselves |
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Grady Sutton as Truelove Spencer |
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Romo Vincent as Detective Dugan |
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Andrew Tombes as Dr. Wakefield |
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Constance Bergen as Maizie Jones |
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Franklin Pangborn as Mr. Perkins |
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Don Ackerman as Dancer (uncredited) |
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William Arnold as Waiter (uncredited) |
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Don Brodie as Shoe Salesman (uncredited) |
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Marie Burton as Model (uncredited) |
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Mary Jane Carey as Model (uncredited) |
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Jack Cheatham as Cop (uncredited) |
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Ruth Cherrington as Customer (uncredited) |
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Ethel Clayton as Lady (uncredited) |
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Hal Craig as Fireman (uncredited) |
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Richard Cramer as Cop (uncredited) |
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Virginia Dabney as Model (uncredited) |
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Harry Depp as Tailor (uncredited) |
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Ellen Drew as Model (uncredited) |
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Evelyn Arleene Fliegel as Evelyn (uncredited) |
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Eddie Foy Jr. as Dancer (uncredited) |
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Helene Garron as Model (uncredited) |
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Myron Geiger as Cop (uncredited) |
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Harriette Haddon as Elevator Operator (uncredited) |
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Beatrice Hagen as Model (uncredited) |
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Ray Hanford as Building Superintendent (uncredited) |
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Lucille La Marr as Woman (uncredited) |
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Nick Lukats as Customer (uncredited) |
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Jerry Mandy as Chef (uncredited) |
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Don McKinney as Customer (uncredited) |
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Charles McMurphy as Police Lieutenant (uncredited) |
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Howard M. Mitchell as Police Lieutenant (uncredited) |
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Rex Moore as Elevator Operator (uncredited) |
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Priscilla Moran as Salesgirl (uncredited) |
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Marie Mosquini as Elevator Operator (uncredited) |
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Jean O'Rourke as Cigarette Girl (uncredited) |
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Lee Phelps as Waiter (uncredited) |
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Alice Pickering as Dancer (uncredited) |
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Hal Price as Police Sergeant (uncredited) |
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Dick Rush as Battalion Chief (uncredited) |
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Mary Stewart as Mary (uncredited) |
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Jack Stoney as Taxicab Driver (uncredited) |
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Harry Strang as Police Sergeant (uncredited) |
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Fred Wallace as Delivery Boy (uncredited) |
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Pat West as Photographer (uncredited) |
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Charles Williams as Brooks (uncredited) |
| Editing | Edward Dmytryk | Editor |
| Art | Hans Dreier | Art Direction |
| Art | A. E. Freudeman | Set Decoration |
| Production | Fanchon Royer | Producer |
| Directing | Lewis Seiler | Director |
| Art | A. Earl Hedrick | Art Direction |
| Sound | John Leipold | Music |
| Costume & Make-Up | Edith Head | Costume Design |
| Camera | Ted Tetzlaff | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Marguerite Roberts | Screenplay |
| Writing | Harlan Ware | Screenplay |
| Writing | Paul Gerard Smith | Screenplay |
| Writing | Mildred Harrington | Short Story |
| Sound | Boris Morros | Music Director |
| Sound | Sam Coslow | Songs |
| Sound | Victor Young | Music Arranger |
| Sound | Phil Boutelje | Music Arranger |
| Sound | Al Siegel | Vocal Coach |
| Sound | Max Terr | Vocal Coach |
| Sound | Harold Lewis | Sound Recordist |
| Sound | John Cope | Sound Recordist |
| Crew | LeRoy Prinz | Choreographer |
| Directing | Edgar Anderson | Assistant Director |
| Production | William LeBaron | Executive Producer |
