Dance, Girl, Dance (1940)

Cast & Credits

• Cast

  • • Judy O'Brien

      Maureen O'Hara

    • Jaes 'Jimmy' Harris Jr

      Louis Hayward

    • Bubbles/Tiger Lily White

      Lucille Ball

    • Elinor Harris

      Virginia Field

    • Steve Adams

      Ralph Bellamy

    • Sally

      Mary Carlisle

    • Miss Olmstead

      Katharine Alexander

    • Dwarfie Humblewinger

      Edward Brophy

    • judge

      Walter Abel

    • Hoboken gent

      Harold Huber

    • Madame Basilova

      Maria Ouspenskaya

    • bailey 1

      Ernest Truex

    • bailey 2

      Chester Clute

    • Dolly

      Lorraine Krueger

    • Daisy

      Lola Jensen

    • Mrs Simpson

      Emma Dunn

    • Puss in Boots

      Sidney Blackmer

    • the ballerina

      Vivian Fay

    • Caesar

      Stossel, Ludwig

    • Fitch

      Verebes, Erno

    • [plainclothesman at Palais Royale]

      Stanley Blystone  (uncredited)

    • [policeman at Palais Royale]

      Wade Boteler  (uncredited)

    • [reporter calling Elinor]

      Paul E. Burns  (uncredited)

    • [court clerk]

      Leo Cleary  (uncredited)

    • [Claude, harris' valet]

      Clyde Cook  (uncredited)

    • [reporter in hallway]

      Ray Cooke  (uncredited)

    • [Gino. Club Ferdinand waiter]

      Gino Corrado  (uncredited)

    • [night court bailiff]

      Kernan Cripps  (uncredited)

    • [nightclub patron]

      Jay Eaton  (uncredited)

    • [woman with Elinor at Club Ferdinand]

      Bess Flowers  (uncredited)

    • [Chinese waiter]

      Paul Fung  (uncredited)

    • [reporter at Taxi]

      Lew Harvey  (uncredited)

    • [grumpy man in elevator]

      Lew Hicks  (uncredited)

    • [photographer in hallway]

      Donald Kerr  (uncredited)

    • [reporter at Taxi]

      Milton Kibbee  (uncredited)

    • [Nanette, Elinor's maid]

      Jeanne Lafayette  (uncredited)

    • [Otto, the fat man]

      Robert Mckenzie  (uncredited)

    • [head waiter]

      Anthony Merlo  (uncredited)

    • [man booing Judy]

      Frank Mills  (uncredited)

    • [Jimmy's friend in nightclub]

      Bert Moorhouse  (uncredited)

    • [night court guard]

      Pat Moriarty  (uncredited)

    • [policeman]

      Philip Morris  (uncredited)

    • [disapproving theatre patron]

      Barry Norton  (uncredited)

    • [man in audience at Burlesk House]

      William O'Brien  (uncredited)

    • [Plainclothesman at Palais Royale]

      Robert Emmett O'Connor  (uncredited)

    • [patron of Palais Royale]

      Jack O'Shea  (uncredited)

    • [plainclothesman at Palais Royale]

      Lee Phelps  (uncredited)

    • [reporter]

      Paul Phillips  (uncredited)

    • [head waiter]

      Paul Renay  (uncredited)

    • [Palais Royale manager]

      Dewey Robinson  (uncredited)

    • [taxi driver]

      Ralph Sanford  (uncredited)

    • [Dimples]

      Ruth Seeley  (uncredited)

    • [policeman]

      Lee Shumway  (uncredited)

    • [night court spectator]

      Harry Tenbrook  (uncredited)

    • [Bailey Brothers' barker]

      Harry Tyler  (uncredited)

    • [Bailey Brothers' stage manager]

      Lee 'Lasses' White  (uncredited)

    • [Mary]

      Thelma Woodruff  (uncredited)

    • [Jane]

      Marjorie Woodworth  (uncredited)

• Credits

  • Direction:

    • Directed by

      Dorothy Arzner

    • Assistant Director

      Anderson, James H.

    Production:

    • ©

      RKO Radio Pictures

    • Presents

      RKO Radio Pictures

    • Executive Producer

      Edington, Harry E.

    • Produced by

      Erich Pommer

    Writing:

    • Screenplay by

      Tess Slesinger

    • Screenplay by

      Frank Davis

    • Story by

      Vicki Baum

    Photography:

    • Director of Photography

      Russell Metty

    • [Director of Photography]

      Joseph August

    Special Effects:

    • Special Effects by

      Vernon L. Walker

    Editing:

    • Edited by

      Robert Wise

    Design:

    • Art Director

      Van Nest Polglase

    • Associate [Art Director]

      Al Herman

    • Set Decorations by

      Darrell Silvera

    Costumes:

    • Gowns by

      Edward Stevenson

    Music:

    • Musical Director

      Edward Ward

    Choreography:

    • Dances staged by

      Ernst Matray

    Sound:

    • Recorded by

      Hugh Mcdowell Jr