| Release Date: | Mar 1935 |
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| Genres: | Comedy / Musical |
| Cast: | Bing Crosby (Tom Grayson), W.C. Fields (Commodore Jackson), Joan Bennett (Lucy Rumford), Gail Patrick (Elvira Rumford), Queenie Smith (Alabam'), Claude Gillingwater (Gen. Rumford), John Miljan (Maj. Hilary Patterson), Fred Kohler (Capt. Blackie), Edward Pawley (Joe Patterson), Theresa Maxwell Conover (Miss Markham), Paul Hurst (Hefty), John Larkin (Rumbo), Libby Taylor (Lavinia), The Cabin Kids (The Inki Kids - Musical Ensemble), Stanley Andrews (Gambler with 4 Aces (uncredited)), King Baggot (Gambler (uncredited)), Roy Bailey (Pianist (uncredited)), Matthew Betz (Man at bar (uncredited)), Mary Ellen Brown (Schoolgirl Party guest (uncredited)), James Burke (Skeptical Passenger in pilot house...), Jack Carlyle (Referee (uncredited)), Helene Chadwick (Attendee at opening (uncredited)), Jean Clarenden (Minor Role (uncredited)), Harry Cody (Abner (bartender) (uncredited)), Bruce Covington (Colonel (uncredited)), Jules Cowles (Bartender (uncredited)), Dan Crimmins (Minor Role (uncredited)), May Dean (Minor Role (uncredited)), Jan Duggan (Passenger on boat (uncredited)), Clarence Geldart (Hotel manager (uncredited)), William Gould (Minor Role (uncredited)), Mahlon Hamilton (Gambler (uncredited)), Bill Harwood (Party guest (uncredited)), Bill Howard (Man in auditorium (uncredited)), Lew Kelly (Man at bar (uncredited)), Charles King (Desk clerk (uncredited)), Bert Lindley (Leadsman (uncredited)), George Lloyd (Gambler (uncredited)), Francis McDonald (Gambler with 4 Aces (uncredited)), J.P. McGowan (Dealer (uncredited)), Robert McKenzie (Show patron (uncredited)), Arthur Millett (Leadsman (uncredited)), Jack Mulhall (Duelist (uncredited)), Harry Myers (Stage manager (uncredited)), Dennis O'Keefe (Party Guest (uncredited)), Victor Potel (Guest (uncredited)), Al Richmond (Gambler (uncredited)), Warner Richmond (Man at bar who pulls a gun (uncredited)), Warren Rogers (Minor Role (uncredited)), Jean Rouverol (Lucy's schoolgirl friend (uncredited)), Dick Scott (Second (uncredited)), Ann Sheridan (Schoolgirl (uncredited)), C.L. Sherwood (Relay Man (uncredited)), Oscar Smith (Valet (uncredited)), Mildred Stone (Schoolgirl Party guest (uncredited)), Jerome Storm (Attendee at opening (uncredited)), Eddie Sturgis (Gambler (uncredited)), Forrest Taylor (Man at bar who orders sarsaparilla...), Fred 'Snowflake' Toones (Leadsman (uncredited)), Mabel Van Buren (Party guest (uncredited)) |
A young pacifist after refusing on principle to defend her sweetheart's honor and being banished in disgrace, joins a riverboat troupe as a singer, acquires a reputation as a crackshot after a saloon brawl in which the villain of the piece accidentally kills himself with his own gun, falls in love with his former fianceé's sister and finally bullies an apprehensive family into accepting him.
