Second Chorus 1940 DVD Film Comedy Fred Astaire Paulette Goddard Artie Shaw Charles Butterworth Burg

Second Chorus 1940 DVD Film Comedy Fred Astaire Paulette Goddard Artie Shaw Charles Butterworth Burgess Meredith Frank Melton Jimmy Conlin D, Released on December 3, 1940: When their college band singer, Paulette Goddard, is snatched away by the Artie Shaw Orchestra, buddies Fred Astaire and Burgess Meredith try to join the band, to be near her. Fritz Lang: Frank Cavett, Elaine Ryan, Ian McLellan Hunter, Ben Hecht and Johnny Mercer. 1h 42min 1h 24min. Edward G. Robinson (Christopher Cross), Joan Bennett (Katharine 'Kitty' March), Dan Duryea (Johnny Prince), Margaret Lindsay (Millie Ray), Rosalind Ivan (Adele Cross), Jess Barker (David Janeway), Charles Kemper (Patch-eye Higgins), Anita Sharp-Bolster (Mrs. Michaels), Samuel S. Hinds (Charles Pringle), Vladimir Sokoloff (Pop LeJon), Arthur Loft (Dellarowe), Russell Hicks (J.J. Hogarth), Richard Abbott (critic at gallery), John Barton (Hurly-Gurly man), Rodney Bell (Barney), Richard Cramer (Principal Keeper), Dick Curtis (Detective), Tom Daly (Penny the bartender), Edgar Dearing (Policeman), Henri DeSoto (waiter), Joe Devlin (Joe Williams, Morning World), Tom Dillon (Policeman), Neal Dodd (Priest), Ralph Dunn (first Policeman in the park), Fred Essler (Marchetti), Byron Foulger (Jones, the apartment manager), Gus Glassmire (employee), Arthur Gould-Porter (critic at the gallery) Sherry Hall (employee), William Hall (Policeman), Chuck Hamilton (chauffeur), Herbert Heywood (bellboy), Boyd Irwin (critic at gallery), Thomas E. Jackson (Chief of Detectives), Edward Keane (Detective), Cy Kendall (Nick, pawn broker), Milton Kibbee (employee), Frits Leiber (Evangelist), Ralph Littlefield (employee), George Lloyd (Vince Conway, Ledger), Lou Lubin (Tiny, bartender), Robert Malcolm (Policeman) George Meader (Holliday), Howard M. Mitchell (employee), Horace Murphy (milkman), Clarence Muse (Ben the bank janitor), Lee Phelps (the first policeman in Hogarth's office), Constance Purdy (Matron), Beatrice Roberts (secretary), Dewey Robinson (Derelict saving the cross), Syd Saylor (Tom Crocker, the Evening Globe), Wallace Scott (drunk), Jack Statham (employee), Kerry Vaughn (blonde girl), Emmet Vogan (Prosecutor), Dick Wessel (Detective), Matt Willis (Policeman in Hogarth's office), Charles C. Wilson (watchman), and Will Wright (Globe Loan Office Manager) Fred Astaire (Danny O'Neill), Paulette Goddard (Ellen Miller), Artie Shaw (himself, orchestra leader), Charles Butterworth (Mr. Chisolm), Burgess Meredith (Hank Taylor), Frank Melton (Stu), Jimmy Conlin (Mr. Dunn), Don Brodie (Clerk), Marjorie Kane (secretary), Joan Barclay (receptionist), Willa Pearl Curtis (scrubwoman), Phil Arnold (Shaw's first manager), Bobby Barber (room service waiter), Bus Bassey (Artie Shaw Orchestra tenor sax player), William 'Billy' Benedict (ticket taker), Vernon Brown (Artie Shaw Orchestra trombone player), Billy Butterfield (Artie Shaw Orchestra trumpet player), Romaine Callender (waiter), Jack Cathcart (Artie Shaw Orchestra trumpet player), Heinie Conklin (reporter), Gordon De Main (elevator passenger), Jud De Naut (Artie Shaw Orchestra bass player), Nick Fatool (Artie Shaw Orchestra drummer), Jack Gordon (stagehand), Johnny Guarnieri (Artie Shaw Orchestra piano player), Ben Hall (Western Union boy), Alton Hendrickson (Artie Shaw Orchestra guitar player), Jack Jenney (Artie Shaw Orchestra trombone player), Jerry Jerome (Artie Shaw Orchestra tenor sax player), Adia Kuznetzoff (Boris), Lillian Lawrence (spinster), Alexander Leftwich (elevator passenger), Ben Lessy (Shaw's second manager), Joseph Marievsky (Ivan), Charles R. Moore (Sam, elevator operator), Buddy Morrow (Artie Shaw Orchestra musician), Spec O'Donnell (disappointed fan at stage door), Hermes Pan (college clarinetist), Neely Plumb (Artie Shaw Orchestra alto sax player), Albert Pollet (waiter), June Preston (little blonde girl dancing), Fred Rapport (headwaiter), Les Robinson (Artie Shaw Orchestra alto sax player), Charles Smith (college boy with zinc oxide on his nose), Mary Stewart (dancer, singer), Leonard Sues (Artie Shaw Orchestra trumpet player), Edward Thomas (waiter), Michael Visaroff (Sergei), George Wendt (Artie Shaw Orchestra trumpet player), Poppy Wilde (night club patron), Allen Wood (messenger)