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<i>Meet Miss Bobby Socks</i>

Meet Miss Bobby Socks

1944 film directed by Glenn Tryon

Meet Miss Bobby Socks is a 1944 American musical comedy film directed by Glenn Tryon and starring Bob Crosby and Lynn Merrick. The film was released by Columbia Pictures on October 12, 1944.[1][2]

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Plot

Cast

  • Bob Crosby as Don Collins
  • Lynn Merrick as Helen Tyler
  • Louise Erickson as Susan Tyler
  • Robert White as Howard Barnes
  • Howard Freeman as Tom Tyler
  • Kim Loo Sisters as Speciality Act
  • Louis Jordan as Louis Jordan
  • The Tympany Five as themselves
  • Bob Alden as Bob (uncredited)
  • Venna Archer as Jitterbug (uncredited)
  • Carla Balenda as Pillow (uncredited)
  • Gladys Blake as Mrs. Loomis (uncredited)
  • Marguerite Campbell as Bobby Sock Girl (uncredited)
  • Bill Chaney as Jitterbug (uncredited)
  • Mary Currier as Mrs. Tyler (uncredited)
  • Daisy as Thirsty (uncredited)
  • Pauline Drake as Receptionist (uncredited)
  • Toni Eden as Bobby Sock Girl (uncredited)
  • Raoul Freeman as Guard (uncredited)
  • Helen Gerald as Bobby Sock Girl (uncredited)
  • John Hamilton as R. N. Swanson (uncredited)
  • Rex Lease as Guard (uncredited)
  • Nelson Leigh as Henry Bricker (uncredited)
  • Teddy Mangean as Messenger (uncredited)
  • Alphonse Martell as Headwaiter (uncredited)
  • Forbes Murray as Colonel (uncredited)
  • Pat Parrish as Gloria (uncredited)
  • Joey Ray as Announcer (uncredited)
  • Syd Saylor as Harry Loomis (uncredited)
  • Michel Silva as Michel (uncredited)
  • John Tyrrell as Waiter Captain (uncredited)
  • Pierre Watkin as Quinlan (uncredited)
  • Florence Wix as Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
  • Douglas Wood as Principal Whitaker (uncredited)

Production

Robert White was cast on the basis of his performance on Broadway in Kiss and Tell.[3] Filming took place in June 1944.[4]

References

  1. [1]
    Meet Miss Bobby Socks Monthly Film Bulletin; London Vol. 12, Iss. 133, (Jan 1, 1945): 35.
  2. [2]
    "Meet Miss Bobby Socks". afi.com. Retrieved 28 June 2018.
  3. [3]
    Warners Will Produce Actress' College Story, Los Angeles Times 17 May 1944: A10.
  4. [4]
    Group Theater Pair Film Collaborators, Los Angeles Times 15 June 1944: A8.


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