Dame un marino (1938)
Los hermanos Jim y Walter son dos marinos de la Marina de los Estados Unidos. Walter le dice a Jim que tan pronto como llegue a casa le va a pedir matrimonio a la bella Nancy Larkin, pero Jim también está enamorado de Nancy por lo que pide a la fea hermana de Nancy, Letty, que le ayude a que Walter y Nancy rompan. Letty está de acuerdo, pero con una condición, que Jim la ayude a conquistar a Walter.
Directora:
Elliott Nugent
Escritores:
Frank Butler, Doris Anderson.
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Martha Raye as Letty Larkin |
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Bob Hope as Jim Brewster |
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Betty Grable as Nancy Larkin |
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Jack Whiting as Walter Brewster |
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Clarence Kolb as Captain Tallant |
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J. C. Nugent as Mr. Larkin |
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Bonnie Jean Churchill as Ethel May Brewster |
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Nana Bryant as Mrs. Brewster |
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John Henry Allen as Messenger Boy (uncredited) |
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Irving Bacon as The Druggist (uncredited) |
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Bobby Barber as Sailor (uncredited) |
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Eddie Borden as Reporter (uncredited) |
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Don Brodie as Reporter (uncredited) |
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Billy Daniel as Dancer at Picnic (uncredited) |
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Richard Denning as Sailor (uncredited) |
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Eddie Dunn as Newsreel Director (uncredited) |
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Edward Earle as Businessman (uncredited) |
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Norah Gale as Girl (uncredited) |
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Edward Gargan as Chief Petty Officer (uncredited) |
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Ned Glass as Reporter (uncredited) |
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Fred Graham as Delivery Man (uncredited) |
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Scott Groves as Bellhop (uncredited) |
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George Guhl as Fireman (uncredited) |
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Harriette Haddon as Girl (uncredited) |
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Tom Hanlon as Norvil Goodload, Radio Announcer (uncredited) |
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John Hubbard as Rodney Weatherwax (uncredited) |
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Eddie Kane as Businessman (uncredited) |
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George Magrill as Orderly (uncredited) |
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Carol Parker as Girl (uncredited) |
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Franklin Parker as Reporter (uncredited) |
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Suzanne Ridgway as Girl at Picnic (uncredited) |
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Bosy Roth as Girl (uncredited) |
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Barbara Salisbury as Girl (uncredited) |
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Ralph Sanford as Iceman (uncredited) |
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Jerome Storm as Reporter (uncredited) |
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Ray Teal as Sailor Playing Clarinet (uncredited) |
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Emerson Treacy as Meryl (uncredited) |
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Archie Twitchell as Businessman (uncredited) |
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Phil Warren as Smitty (uncredited) |
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Dorothy White as Girl (uncredited) |
| Writing | Frank Butler | Screenplay |
| Writing | Doris Anderson | Screenplay |
| Directing | Elliott Nugent | Director |
| Writing | Anne Nichols | Theatre Play |
| Art | A. Earl Hedrick | Art Direction |
| Editing | William Shea | Editor |
| Art | Hans Dreier | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Edith Head | Costume Design |
| Art | A. E. Freudeman | Interior Designer |
| Sound | Harry Lindgren | Sound Recordist |
| Sound | Boris Morros | Music Director |
| Production | Paul Jones | Associate Producer |
| Sound | Richard Olson | Sound Recordist |
| Production | Jeff Lazarus | Producer |
| Camera | Victor Milner | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Karl Herlinger | Makeup Artist |
| Crew | LeRoy Prinz | Choreographer |
| Sound | Ralph Rainger | Songs |
| Sound | Leo Robin | Songs |
| Directing | Joe Lefert | Assistant Director |
| Production | William LeBaron | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Phil Boutelje | Music Consultant |
| Crew | Lieutenant H.E. Walter, U.S.N. | Technical Advisor |
