Directors: Michael Curtiz; Friz Freleng

Writers: Harry Kurnitz; Dane Lussier; Laura Kerr; Allen Rivkin

From a novel: Hot Air by Paul Finder Moss and Jerry Wald (story)

Keywords: Musical

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Eve Arden	Actor	30-Apr-1908	12-Nov-1990	The Eve Arden Show
Mel Blanc	Actor	30-May-1908	10-Jul-1989	Man of 1,000 Voices
Lee Bowman	Actor	28-Dec-1914	25-Dec-1979	Smash-Up
Jack Carson	Actor	27-Oct-1910	2-Jan-1963	Two Guys From Milwaukee
Doris Day	Actor	3-Apr-1924		The Man Who Knew Too Much
Edgar Kennedy	Actor	26-Apr-1890	9-Nov-1948	Mad Wednesday
Sheldon Leonard	Actor	22-Feb-1907	10-Jan-1997	Nick the Bartender
Adolphe Menjou	Actor	18-Feb-1890	29-Oct-1963	A Farewell to Arms
Franklin Pangborn	Actor	23-Jan-1888	20-Jul-1958	Character actor, 1920s to 1950s
S. Z. Sakall	Actor	2-Feb-1884	12-Feb-1955	Casablanca

REVIEWS

Review by Joe Placido (posted on 11-Aug-2007)

Great Nostalgia. Classic 40's genre with typical "Age of Innocence" aura to it. Brought back fond memories of my boyhood ... when this country was full of optimism and good music. Doris Day is sweet and making her vocal mark in movies. Jack Carson his usual jovial, "used-car-salesman" self. Eve Arden is a hoot ... (always the "also ran") and very witty and delivering great lines. Loved the Art Deco period ... the fashions; the interior decors; the cars. Loved the civility, too. If you appreciate "the way we were" in that golden era, you'll enjoy this movie.

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