Four Jacks and a Jill (1942)

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Four struggling musicians lose their vocalist at the insistence of her gangster boyfriend. They find a replacement in an innocent young woman being courted by a cabbie pretending to be a king.

Cast and Crew:

Director(s):

Jack Hively

Writer(s):

John Twist (screenplay), Monte Brice (story), W. Carey Wonderly (story suggested by "The Viennese Charmer" in Young's Magazine)

Starring:

ay Bolger, Anne Shirley, June Havoc, Desi Arnaz, Jack Durant, Eddie Foy Jr., Fritz Feld, Henry Daniell, Rafael Alcayde, Joseph E. Bernard, William Blees, Fortunio Bonanova, Jack Briggs, Jack Carr, Rosemary Coleman, Roy Crane, Jack Gardner, Jack Gargan, Eddie Hart, Patti Lacey, Florence Lake, Max Lucke, Frank Martinelli, Norman Mayes, Pat McKee, Mantan Moreland, Amarilla Morris, Ted O'Shea, Bob Perry, Constantine Romanoff, Robert Smith, Grady Sutton, Nina Wayler, Leo White, Marie Windsor, Jane Woodworth, Armand 'Curly' Wright

Producer(s):

John Twist, J.R. McDonough

Release Info:

Release Date: ??? | Length: ??? min | Genre: ??? | MPAA Rating: Unknown | Note(s): I need to see a higher res version of this film to do a capture of the shoe shine boy who is uncredited in the beginning of the film

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