The Lady Said No (1946)
Pepito approaches a beautiful senorita who icily rebuffs him, but he is persistent and she allows him to take her to an upscale restaurant, where Pepito can not pay the bill. The consequences are realized later when he finds himself at the altar, about to be married, a confused victim of a misunderstanding.
Director: Frank Tashlin
| Visual Effects | Burt Freund | Modeling |
| Sound | Paul J. Smith | Music |
| Art | Robert A. Mattey | Set Decoration |
| Crew | Miles E. Pike | Other |
| Camera | Robert Newman | Director of Photography |
| Production | John Sutherland | Producer |
| Production | Tim Baar | Production Manager |
| Visual Effects | Duke Russell | Character Designer |
| Art | Charles Mattox | Set Decoration |
| Visual Effects | George Grandpré | Animation |
| Production | Larry Morey | Producer |
| Art | Bernyce Polifka | Art Direction |
| Writing | Frank Tashlin | Story |
| Visual Effects | Carl Ryan | Modeling |
| Directing | Frank Tashlin | Director |
| Visual Effects | Wah Chang | Modeling |
| Visual Effects | Frank Irwin | Modeling |
| Crew | Gene Warren | Other |
