Sleepy Lagoon (1943)
Young radio personality Judy Joyner becomes mayor of the moribund town, Sleepy Lagoon, after running on an all women ticket and promptly sets out to turn the town around.
Director:
Joseph Santley
Writers:
Frank Gill Jr., George Carleton Brown.
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Judy Canova as Judy Joyner |
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Dennis Day as Lancelot Hillie / Dennis Day |
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Ruth Donnelly as Sarah Rogers |
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Joe Sawyer as Lumpy |
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Ernest Truex as Dudley Joyner |
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Douglas Fowley as J. 'The Brain' Lucarno |
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Will Wright as Cyrus Coates |
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Herbert Corthell as Sheriff Lem Bates |
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Ellen Lowe as Mrs. Simms |
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Forrest Taylor as Samuel |
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Kitty McHugh as Mrs. Small |
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Eddy Chandler as Ticket Seller |
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Jack Raymond as Joe - Clown |
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Margaret Reid as Mrs. Crumm |
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Mike Riley as Bandleader |
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Frank Austin as Wolf Man (uncredited) |
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Darby Jones as Cannibal (uncredited) |
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Emil Van Horn as Gorilla (uncredited) |
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Jay Novello as Lug (uncredited) |
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Jack Kenney as Lug (uncredited) |
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Rondo Hatton as Hunchback (uncredited) |
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Mozelle Cravens as Secretary (uncredited) |
| Writing | Prescott Chaplin | Story |
| Costume & Make-Up | Bob Mark | Makeup Supervisor |
| Art | Russell Kimball | Art Direction |
| Editing | Richard L. Van Enger | Editor |
| Art | Otto Siegel | Set Decoration |
| Camera | Bud Thackery | Director of Photography |
| Production | Albert J. Cohen | Associate Producer |
| Sound | Walter Scharf | Music Director |
| Directing | Joseph Santley | Director |
| Writing | Frank Gill Jr. | Screenplay |
| Writing | George Carleton Brown | Screenplay |
