A NIGHT IN CASABLANCA
1946. A United Artists release.
A David L. Loew production. Director: Archie L.
Mayo. Original screenplay: Joseph Fields and Roland Kibbec. Additional material: Frank Tashlin. Photography: James van Trees. Production designer: Duncan Cramer. Set decoration: Edward Boyle. Editing: Gregg G. Tallas. Music: Werner Janssen. (Song "Who's Sorry Now", music and lyrics: Ted Snyder, Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby).
Length: 7,655 feet. 85 minutes.
CAST: GROUCHO (Ronald Kornblow); HARPO (Rusty); CHICO (Corbaccio); Sig Ruman (Count Pfefferman alias Heinrich Stubel); Lisette Verea (Beatrice Rheiner); Charles Drake (Lt. Pierre Delmar); Lois Collier (Annette); Dan Seymour (Captain Brizzard); Lewis Russell (Galoux); Frederick Gierman (Kurt); Harro Mellor (Emile); David Hoffman (Spy); Hall Harvey (Smythe).
Released in the United States May 10, 1946.
1946. A United Artists release.
A David L. Loew production. Director: Archie L.
Mayo. Original screenplay: Joseph Fields and Roland Kibbec. Additional material: Frank Tashlin. Photography: James van Trees. Production designer: Duncan Cramer. Set decoration: Edward Boyle. Editing: Gregg G. Tallas. Music: Werner Janssen. (Song "Who's Sorry Now", music and lyrics: Ted Snyder, Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby).
Length: 7,655 feet. 85 minutes.
CAST: GROUCHO (Ronald Kornblow); HARPO (Rusty); CHICO (Corbaccio); Sig Ruman (Count Pfefferman alias Heinrich Stubel); Lisette Verea (Beatrice Rheiner); Charles Drake (Lt. Pierre Delmar); Lois Collier (Annette); Dan Seymour (Captain Brizzard); Lewis Russell (Galoux); Frederick Gierman (Kurt); Harro Mellor (Emile); David Hoffman (Spy); Hall Harvey (Smythe).
Released in the United States May 10, 1946.