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Christmas in July (1940)
Associate Producer: Paul Jones.
Director: Preston Sturges. Assistant Director: George Templeton.
Screenplay: Preston Sturges. Photography: Victor Milner. Editor:
Ellsworth Hoagland. Art Director: Hans Dreier. Associate: Earl
Hedrick. Sound: Harry Lindgren, Walter Oberst. Musical Direction:
Sigmund Krumgold. Make-up: Wally Westmore. Production and Distribution:
Paramount. Release Date: November 1940. Running Time: 70 minutes.
| Jimmy
MacDonald |
|
Dick
Powell |
| Betty
Casey |
|
Ellen
Drew |
| Dr.
Maxford |
|
Raymond
Walburn |
| Mr.
Baxter |
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Ernest
Truex |
| Bildocker |
|
William
Demarest |
| Schindel |
|
Alexander
Carr |
| The
Announcer |
|
Franklin
Pangborn |
| Tom |
|
Michael
Morris |
| Dick |
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Rod
Cameron |
| Harry |
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Harry
Rosenthal |
| Mrs.
MacDonald |
|
Georgia
Caine |
| Mr.
Schmidt |
|
Torben
Meyer |
| Mr.
Hilibeiner |
|
Al
Bridge |
| Mr.
Jenkins |
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Byron
Foulger |
| Mrs.
Casey |
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Lucille
Ward |
| Mr.
Zimmerman |
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Julius
Tannen |
| Mrs.
Schwartz |
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Ferike
Boros |
| Mr.
Waterbury |
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Harry
Hayden |
| Furniture
Salesman |
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Vic
Potel |
| Mild
Gentleman |
|
Arthur
Hoyt |
| Large
Gentleman |
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Robert
Warwick |
| Thin,
Sour Gentleman |
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Jimmy
Conlin |
| Large,
Rough Gentleman |
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Dewey
Robinson |
| Cashier |
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Arthur
Stewart Hull |
| Sophie’s
Mother |
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Esther
Michelson |
| Patrolman
Murphy |
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Frank
Moran |
| Sign
Painter |
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Georges
Renavent |
| Porter |
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Snowflake |
| Man
(Shoeshine Stand) |
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Preston
Sturges |
| Secretary |
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Kay
Stewart |
| Man
with Telephone |
|
Pat
West |
| Secretary |
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Jan
Buckinham |
| Porter |
|
Charles
Moore |
Note: A one-hour adaptation
of Sturges’ screenplay was presented on NBC’s "Lux
Video Theatre" on September 9, 1954. It featured Alex Nicol,
Nancy Gates, and Raymond Walburn.
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