Straight, Place and Show (1938)
Directeur:
David Butler
écrivains:
M.M. Musselman, Allen Rivkin.
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Harry Ritz as Harry Ritz |
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Al Ritz as Al Ritz |
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Jimmy Ritz as Jimmy Ritz |
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Phyllis Brooks as Barbara 'Babs' Drake |
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Richard Arlen as Denny Paine |
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Ethel Merman as Linda Tyler |
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George Barbier as Mr. Drake |
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Sidney Blackmer as 'Lucky' Braddock |
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Will Stanton as Syd Robins - Horse Truck Driver |
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Ivan Lebedeff as Ivan Borokov - Russian Jockey |
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Gregory Gaye as Vladimir Borokov - Russian Jockey |
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Rafael Alcayde as Boris Borokov - Russian Jockey |
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Stanley Fields as Slippery Sol |
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Tiny Roebuck as Terrible Turk |
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Ben Welden as Promoter |
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Edward Gargan as Detective Globe |
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Pat McKee as Referee |
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Charles Sylber as Specs |
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Dan Tobey as Ring Announcer |
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Barry Downing as |
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Carol Adams as Dancer |
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Brooks Benedict as Country Club Patron |
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Willie Best as Hannibal |
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George Chandler as Cabbie |
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Lon Chaney Jr. as Martin |
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Jack Chefe as Dancer / Racetrack Spectator |
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Clay Clement as Carter |
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Lester Dorr as Photographer |
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Ralph Dunn as Bartender |
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Sid Fields as Ticket-Seller |
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Kit Guard as Terrible Turk's Second |
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Harry Hayden as Grouch at Racetrack |
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Grace Hayle as Stout Woman |
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Fred Kelsey as Cop at Racetrack |
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Kenner G. Kemp as Racetrack Spectator / Country Club Patron |
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Robert Lowery as Bob |
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Paul McVey as Steeplechase Announcer |
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Harold Miller as Country Club Patron |
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James C. Morton as Bald Man |
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Caren Marsh as Woman |
| Directing | David Butler | Director |
| Writing | M.M. Musselman | Screenplay |
| Writing | Allen Rivkin | Screenplay |
