Comedy, Music . 01 h 24 m
Overview
Release Date
25 December 1941
Languages
English,
Produced By
Mayfair Productions Inc., Universal Pictures,
Directed by : H. C. Potter
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"Hellzapoppin' - AT LAST IT'S ON THE SCREEN! Greater than the Stage Show!" is english Language Movie.
"Hellzapoppin'" was released on 25 December 1941 .
The movie was directed by H. C. Potter
It has cast of: Ole Olsen as Ole Olsen, Chic Johnson as Chic Johnson, Martha Raye as Betty Johnson, Hugh Herbert as Quimby, Jane Frazee as Kitty Rand, Robert Paige as Jeff Hunter, Mischa Auer as Pepi, Richard Lane as Director, Lewis Howard as Woody Taylor, Clarence Kolb as Andrew Rand, Nella Walker as Mrs. Rand, Shemp Howard as Louie, Elisha Cook Jr. as Harry Selby, Frank Darien as Man Calling for Mrs. Jones, Kay Johnson as Lena - Lady Looking for Oscar, Gus Schilling as Orchestra Conductor, Slim Gaillard as Slim, Slam Stewart as Slam, Harlem Congeroos as Dancers, Olive Hatch as Water Ballet Specialty, Eddie Acuff as Drafted Devil (uncredited), Kathryn Adams as Girl (uncredited), Sig Arno as Orchestra Bass Player (uncredited), Frank Austin as Chauffeur (uncredited), Don Brodie as Theatre Manager (uncredited), George Chandler as Movie Cameraman (uncredited), Milton Charleston as Undetermined Role (uncredited), Dean Collins as Betty's Jitterbug Dancing Partner (uncredited), Billy Curtis as Bodyguard (uncredited), George Davis as Russian Butler (uncredited), Hal K. Dawson as Photographer at Pool (uncredited), William Downe as Himself - Dancer (uncredited), Bess Flowers as Audience Extra (uncredited), Karen X. Gaylord as Party Guest (uncredited), Jody Gilbert as Louie's Girlfriend (uncredited), Julia Griffith as Party Guest (uncredited), Ben Hall as Goofy Man in Betty's Way (uncredited), Charlie Hall as Taxi Driver (uncredited), Samuel S. Hinds as Showboat Captain (uncredited), George Humbert as Chef with Bread (uncredited), Frances 'Micky' Jones as Herself - Dancer (uncredited), Ethelreda Leopold as Blonde Woman at Skeet Range (uncredited), Jack 'Tiny' Lipson as Junior (uncredited), Leota Lorraine as Audience Member (uncredited), Jimmie Lucas as Taxi Driver (uncredited), Norma Miller as Dancer - Cook (uncredited), Susan Miller as Mother Calling for Junior (uncredited), Al Minns as Dancer - Butler (uncredited), Harry Monty as Midget Taxi Driver (uncredited), Lyle Moraine as Young Man (uncredited), Joseph North as Butler (uncredited), Gil Perkins as Butler in Pool (uncredited), Jean Porter as Chorine (uncredited), Dorothy Raye as Dancer (uncredited), Billy Ricker as Himself - Dancer (uncredited), Willa Mae Ricker as Herself - Dancer (uncredited), Bert Roach as Robert T. MacChesney (uncredited), Bob Rose as Shorty - Butler (uncredited), Angelo Rossitto as Dwarf Devil (uncredited), Fred Sanborn as Man Playing Tic-Tac-Toe (uncredited), Rex Stewart as Trumpet Specialty (uncredited), Andrew Tombes as Max Kane (uncredited), Dale Van Sickel as Man Who Falls Into Pool / Frankenstein Monster (uncredited), Ellinor Vanderveer as Audience Extra (uncredited), Terry Walker as Maid (uncredited), Billy Wayne as Photographer (uncredited), Dave Willock as Orchestra Trombone Player (uncredited), James Carlisle as Audience Member (uncredited), Dick Gordon as Audience Member (uncredited), Barry Norton as Party Guest (uncredited), Hazel Dohlman as Audience Member (uncredited), Joe Gilbert as Party Guest (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: H. C. Potter as Director(Directing), Nat Perrin as Screenplay(Writing), Warren Wilson as Screenplay(Writing), Alex Gottlieb as Associate Producer(Production), Glenn Tryon as Associate Producer(Production), Jules Levey as Producer(Production), Frank Skinner as Original Music Composer(Sound), Elwood Bredell as Director of Photography(Camera), Milton Carruth as Editor(Editing), Ted J. Kent as Editor(Editing), Jack Otterson as Art Direction(Art), Russell A. Gausman as Set Decoration(Art), Vera West as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Joseph A. McDonough as Assistant Director(Directing), Gene de Paul as Songs(Sound), Don Raye as Lyricist(Writing), in lead roles.
Released on:
25 December 1941
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