It’s a Gift (1934) [III/VII]

Posted July 29th, 2010 by larrie

Directed by Norman Z. McLeod (as Norman McLeod) Writing credits Jack Cunningham (writer) JP McEvoy (play “The Comic Supplement”) WC Fields (original story) (as Charles Bogle) Claude Binyon uncredited Lou Breslow uncredited Howard J. Green uncredited Harry Ruskin uncredited John Sinclair uncredited John Sinclair uncredited Paul Girard Smith uncredited Eddie Welch uncredited Garnett Weston uncredited Cast (in credits order) verified as complete WC Fields… Harold Bissonette Kathleen Howard… Mrs. Amelia Bissonette Jean Rouverol… Mildred Bissonette (also as Jean Rouveral) Julian Madison… John Durston (Mildred’s fiance) Tommy Bupp… Norman Bissonette (as Tom Bupp) Baby LeRoy… Baby Elwood Dunk Tammany Young… Everett Ricks, Mr. Bissonette’s assistant Morgan Wallace… Fitchmueller (where are my kumquats?) Charles Sellon… Mr. Muckle (blind man) Josephine Whittell… Mrs. Dunk T. Roy Barnes… Insurance Salesman Diana Lewis… Miss Dunk Spencer Charters… Gate Guard Guy Usher… Harry Payne Bosterly Dell Henderson… Mr. Abernathy (as Del Henderson) rest of cast listed alphabetically: Ernie Adams… Pedestrian (uncredited) Eddie Baker… Yard Attendant (uncredited) Helene Chadwick… Mrs. Abernathy (uncredited) Billy Engle… Campground patron (uncredited) Budd Fine… Driver (uncredited) Edith Kingdon… Old Woman in Limousine (uncredited) Jerry Mandy… Vegetable Man (uncredited) Jack Mulhall… Butler (uncredited) Patsy O’Byrne… Mrs. Frobisher (uncredited …

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