41. PEG O' MY HEART - Manners, J. Hartley PEG O MY HEART Manners, J. Hartley London, Hodder Stoughton, No date, Fiction, http://www.innesbooks.co.uk/si/1951.html

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42. Elect1858F-J Greathead George, Manners St, Blacksmith. Greaves John, Molesworth St, Painter Hartley John, Wellington. Hartman Joseph, Lambton Quay, Sausage maker http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/Elect1858F-J.htm

OAS_AD('Top'); Electoral Roll for the year 1858 City of Wellington Name Place of Abode Calling of Business F Fahy Patrick Aurora Tce Stone cutter Farmer James Manners St Tailor Farmer Alexander Willis St bootmaker Fawcett William Ghuznee St Brickmaker Featherston Isaac Earl Tinakori Rd Doctor of Medicine Felgate George Hawkstone St Gardener Ferguson Duncan Cuba St Engineer Ferrers Bernard Manners St Publican Fill Robert Town Belt Labourer Finnimore William Willis St Schoolmaster Firth James Lambton Quay Publican Fisher William Willis St Painter and Glazier Fitzgerald John Daniel Lambton Quay Storekeeper Flighty Archibald Dickson St Labourer Florence Thomas Willis St Labourer Flyger William Henry Willis St Settler Ford William Ambrose Willis St Carpenter Foreman Thomas Willis St Mariner Forrester George Mulgrave St Settler Foster John Quin St Labourer Fougere James Dickson St Licensed victualler Fox William Crofton, near Wgton Barrister at Law France Charles Willis St Surgeon and c Francis Joseph Mulgrave St Labourer Freeman William Tinakori Rd Baker Freeman George Dickson St Carpenter Freeman Walter Mulgrave St Baker Fry Richard Quin St Carpenter Fryer Thomas Herbert St Mariner Fuller John Henry Taranaki Pl Boatman Furmenger Samuel Woolcombe St Labourer Furness Smith Willis St Carpenter Futter James Hobson St Settler G Gardener Nathaniel Molesworth St Labourer Gardiner Henry Hubert Dickson St Carpenter Gardner Robert Te Aro Labourer Gardom william Howe's Lane Butcher Gascoine John Hobson St Carpenter Gawith Samuel Molesworth St Cabinet maker Gee James Thordon Quay Showmaker Gell John Cuba St Carpenter

43. Elect1857F-J Greathead George, Manners St, Blacksmith. Green Issac, Wellington Tce, Labourer Hartley Stephen, Lambton Qu, Gunsmith. Harttmann Joseph, Lambton Qu http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/Elect1857F-J.htm

OAS_AD('Top'); Electoral Roll for the year 1857 - 58 City of Wellington County Districts are not included Name of Claimants Place of Abode Calling or Buisness F Fahy Patrick Aurora Tce Stone cutter Farmer James Willis St Tailor Farmer Alexander Willis St Bootmaker Fawcett William Ghuznee St Brickmaker Featherston Issac Earl Tinakori Rd Doctor of medicine Felgate George Hawkstone St Gardener Ferguson Duncan Cube St Engineer Ferrers Bernard Manners St Publican Fill Robert Town belt Labourer Finnimore William Willis St Schoolmaster Firth James Lambton Qu Publican Fisher William Willis St Painter and glazier Fitzgerald John Daniel Lamton Qu Storekeeper Fitzherbert William Hutt Merchant Flightey Archibald Dickson St Labourer Florence Thomas Willis St Labourer Flyger William Henry Willis St Settler Ford William Ambrose Willis St Carpenter Foreman Thomas Willis St Mariner Foster John Cuba St Labourer Fougere James Dickson St Licensed victualler Fox William Crofton near Wellington Barrister at law France Charles Willis St Francis Joseph Mulgrave St Labourer Freeman William Tinakori Rd Baker Freeman George Dickson St Carpenter Freeman Walter Mulgrave St Baker Fry Richard Quin St Carpenter Fuller John Henry Lutton Pl Boatman Furmenger Samuel Woolcombe St Labourer Furness Smith Willis St Carpenter Futter James Hobson St Settler G Gardener Nathaniel Molesworth St Labourer Gell John Cuba St Carpenter George Thomas Tinakori Rd Labourer Gidds James Lambton Qu Carpenter Gibson John Tinakori Rd Settler Giddings Richard Wellington Baker Giles Henry Molesworth St Shoemaker Gill George Molesworth St Storekeeper

44. The Shakespeare Theatre Of New Jersey The events in the play were inspired by Coward s visit to the Manhattan home ofactress Laurette Taylor and her writerhusband, J. Hartley Manners. http://www.njshakespeare.org/past/2004/fever_critical.html

Love's Labour's Lost A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings Hay Fever Richard II ... Illyria Hay Fever Directed by Gabriel Barre Critical Reviews The New York Times declares, "The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey has a winner!" Variety ... The Daily Record "A Quiet, Restful Weekend in the Country With Noël Coward" Excerpted from the review by Naomi Siegel July 25, 2004 A raging case of style over substance can actually result in pure theater magic, given a playwright of infinite skill and a production to match. Gabriel Barre has directed this comedy of bad manners with panache, creating stylized montages that evoke Mark Swain's iconic photograph of the author.... Judith, the Bliss matriarch, is...played with witty flamboyance by Jill Gascoine...Katharine Leonard is delightfully ditsy as the fiercely energetic young woman [Sorel Bliss]. Michael Kary's Simon is a study in nascent manhood desperately searching for confirmation. His invitation to the sophisticated Myra Arundel, described by Judith as “using sex as a sort of shrimping net,” finds him playing besotted lover to an increasingly exasperated femme fatale. Cindy Katz gives a wonderfully shaded performance as Myra.

45. Cruising - Accomodation, Voyages Accomodation trimaran 30 to 35 , 36= 813, Manners, Erick J. Cruising NewZealand, 60= 68-75, Hartley - TOLU VAA - Sparkle http://www.dcss.org/ayrs/3.html

Index of Publications. Issues nos. 1-120, 1955-1996 Chapter 3) Cruising - accomodation, voyages Notes: bc = back cover c = front cover ic = inside cover ibc = inside back cover p = picture * = superceded by later publication 13 = Self steering 3rd edition (earlier editions have different page nos) 78 = Cruising catamarans 2nd edition (earlier edition has different page nos) Issue names, dates and availability, ordering information Previous Chapter SUBJECT ISSUE # = PAGE(S) AUTHOR Accommodation proportion Morwood, John Accomodation catamaran 15' to 20' Morwood, John Accomodation catamaran 15' to 20' Accomodation catamaran 15' to 20' Morwood, John Accomodation catamaran 15' to 20' Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' Wharram, James - TANGAROA prototype Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' Henderson, Michael Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' O'Brien, Bill Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' Soulsby, D.D. Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' Wharram, James Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' Woods, Richard Accomodation catamaran 25' to 30' Accomodation catamaran 25' to 30' Duff, M.G.

46. Named Craft (T-Z)- Private Names And Model Names, Including Names Of Generic Des TOLU VAA trimaran (Sparkle/Hartley), 60= 6875p, Hartley TRICRUISERtrimaran (Manners), 39= 22-24, Manners, Erick J. TRIDENT trimaran (Baur), 28= 4 6p http://www.dcss.org/ayrs/12D.html

Index of Publications. Issues nos. 1-120, 1955-1996 Chapter 12D) Named craft (T-Z)- private names and model names, including names of generic designs Notes: bc = back cover c = front cover ic = inside cover ibc = inside back cover p = picture * = superceded by later publication 13 = Self steering 3rd edition (earlier editions have different page nos) 78 = Cruising catamarans 2nd edition (earlier edition has different page nos) Issue names, dates and availability, ordering information Previous Chapter T18/T20 trimaran (Sides) Sides, Ken H. T18/T20 trimaran (Sides) Sides, Ken H. T26 trimaran (Tchetchet) 6=c Tchetchet, Victor T26 trimaran (Tchetchet) Tchetchet, Victor TA'AROA trimaran (Kennedy) Kennedy, Dean TAA ROA trimaran (Piver/Nugget) Piver, Arthur TAAL 3 catamaran (Date) Date, Robert TABATHA catamaran (model) Model Regatta 1967 TABUARIKI proa (Partington) Partington, John TABUARIKI proa (Partington) Partington, John TABUARIKI proa (Partington) Partington, John TABUARIKI proa (Partington) Partington, John TABUARIKI proa (Partington) Partington, John

47. Silent Era: PSFL: Happiness (1924) From an adaptation by J. Hartley Manners of the play Happiness by J. Hartley Manners.Cinematography by Chester Lyons. / © 5 March 1924 LP20031. http://www.silentera.com/PSFL/data/H/Happiness1924.html

Silent Era Home Page PSFL A growing source of silent era film information. This listing is from The Progressive Silent Film List by Carl Bennett. About This Listing Report Omissions or Errors in This Listing Happiness (1924) American Directed by King Vidor Metro Pictures Corporation production; distributed by Metro Pictures Corporation. / From an adaptation by J. Hartley Manners of the play Happiness Drama: Society. Synopsis: Synopsis available in AFI-F2 n. F2.2312. Survival Status: Print exists. Keywords: USA: New York: New York Listing updated: 15 November 2004. References: AFI-F2 n. F2.2312; Dowd-Vidor pp. v, 36, 42-43, 44, 46, 206; Eames-MGM p. 13. Silent Era Home Page PSFL Top of Page

48. Cort Theater - On Golden Pond: Tickets, Seating Chart, Info At New York City The The theater s premier production, J Hartley Manners Peg o My Heart, featuredthen superstar Laurette Taylor. Opening on December 20, 1912, http://www.newyorkcitytheatre.com/theaters/corttheater/history.html

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49. Lunt-Fontanne Theater - Beauty & The Beast: Tickets, Seating Chart, Info At New 1916 Lynne Fontanne makes her Broadway debut in J Hartley Manners drama The Harpof Life. Starring are Philip Merivale and Laurette Taylor http://www.newyorkcitytheatre.com/theaters/luntfontannetheater/history.html

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50. Talkin' Broadway Off-Broadway - Peg O' My Heart - 5/22/03 Peg O My Heart, based on J. Hartley Manners s breezy 1912 class comedy of thesame name that shot Laurette Taylor to stardom, is not a bad show. http://www.talkinbroadway.com/ob/05_22_03.html

Peg O' My Heart Theatre Review by Matthew Murray Good songs and a good book are good for musicals, but aren't enough - the two elements must work together to tell a story neither can tell alone. The ideal way to accomplish this is, and has always been, a score created for a book and a book created for the songs. Obvious? Not really - how many musicals today succeed, though they ignore this simple musical theatre axiom? In most of those cases, however, it's the score that's already familiar, most likely composed of pre-existing hits. Charlotte Moore has a different type of show running at the Irish Repertory Theatre right now - she's added songs to an established play to create something she's calling a musical. Peg O' My Heart , based on J. Hartley Manners's breezy 1912 class comedy of the same name that shot Laurette Taylor to stardom, is not a bad show. Much of it is enchanting, the songs (which Moore wrote) are generally lilting and attractive, and the enterprise as a whole is a light, charming evening at the theatre. But though the production, which Moore also directed, has much going for it, a cohesive musical it most certainly is not. Moore's method of making the play a musical involves little more than plopping the songs down in the middle of Manners's pre-existing text. The end result is, unsurprisingly, one where the characters generally sing about things that have already been established through the dialogue. This begs the question: Why does

51. Television Heaven Written by J. Hartley Manners and adapted by Mortimer Stewart, The Queen sMessenger, a 40minute transmission on a low-definition 24-line mechanical system http://www.televisionheaven.co.uk/history7.htm

CONTENTS: REVIEWS A to J REVIEWS K to Q REVIEWS R to Z KIDS CORNER ... ABOUT US LINKS: RELATED ARTICLES IMAGES WWW LINKS WHY I LIKE- DRAMATIC ENTRANCE ... Early Drama Output on British TV. The 1920's to the 1950's Although arguably it wasn't until the 1950's that major theatrical productions became a staple diet for British television viewers, with the likes of Laurence Olivier and John Gielgud finally accepting the medium as a serious rostrum to present their considerable talents (see part two of this article), the theatre provided a source of programming even in television's experimental days. The first ever television play was presented by the General Electric Company's test station WGY, Schenectady, N.Y., USA. Written by J. Hartley Manners and adapted by Mortimer Stewart, The Queen's Messenger , a 40-minute transmission on a low-definition 24-line mechanical system developed by Doctor Ernst Alexanderson, was broadcast for the benefit of the television developers in the days before TV sets were commercially available. The date was September 11th 1928. Within a few short months British TV experimenter John Logie Baird presented an experimental transmission of a play from the Baird Company's studios at 133 Long Acre, London. Box and Cox was probably seen by about several dozen viewers in addition to Baird's staff, as a number of amateur constructors were known to have built their own receivers from instructions published in the quarterly magazine

52. §29. Tricks And Farces. XVIII. The Drama, 1860–1918. Vol. 17. Later National L In the sphere of simple human comedy, Winchell Smith’s The Fortune Hunter (4September, 1909) and J. Hartley Manners’s Peg o’ My Heart (Cort Theatre, http://www.bartleby.com/227/1129.html

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53. XVIII. The Drama, 1860–1918 Bibliography. Vol. 17. Later National Manners, J. Hartley. *Peg O My Heart. Cort Theatre, 20 Dec., 1912. *Happinessand Other Plays. 1914. Mansfield, Richard. Don Juan; or, The Sad Adventures http://www.bartleby.com/227/1100.html

54. Finding Aids 152156, Peg O My Heart, J. Hartley Manners, Spreckels. 157-162, Which One ShallI Marry? Lyceum. 163-173, Within the Law, ca. 1915. 174-179, Sick a Bed http://www.sandiegohistory.org/findaid/ac039.htm

GUIDE TO THE JAMES E. DILLON THEATER COLLECTION COLLECTION NUMBER: COLLECTION TITLE: James E. Dillon Theater Collection. CREATOR(S) James E. Dillon. DATES OF MATERIAL: ca. 1901-1933. EXTENT: 1,015 photographic prints: gelatin silver; 11 x 14 in. or smaller. LOCAL CONTROL NUMBERS: Photographic prints: OP10771/0-1011. REPOSITORY: San Diego Historical Society Booth Historical Photograph Archives P.O. Box 81825 San Diego, CA 92138 ACQUISITION INFORMATION: Gift of James and Ruth Dillon, 1953. RESTRICTIONS: Open for research. For permission to reproduce or publish, contact the curator of the Booth Historical Photograph Archives at the San Diego Historical Society. Reproduction or publication of any part of this collection must include the following information next to the image(s) or in a special section of credits: James E. Dillon Theater Collection, San Diego Historical Society, Booth Historical Photograph Archives. GENERAL NOTES: Arranged in alphabetical order by play title. Many photographs stamped on verso or otherwise marked White Studio (New York, N.Y.), occasionally with the photographer's last name. Includes alphabetical index. Some images badly faded. Forms part of the San Diego Historical Society Original Print Collection. BIOGRAPHICAL OR HISTORICAL NOTE: Born in Reno, Nevada, James E. Dillon (1886-1972) began his stage career in Los Angeles as an actor in light opera and drama. He came to San Diego in 1912 as part of the World's Fair Stock Company. That same year he married fellow actress Ruth Van Deusen on stage during rehearsals. They settled in San Diego and had a daughter. Dillon performed as an actor at various theaters and apparently managed the Grand Theater, and perhaps others, before moving on to radio in the 1930s.

55. History Of The American Field Service In France. 1920. Appendix J Mrs. J. Hartley Manners, Mrs. J. Hartley Manners. NY. Gilbert Beebe Manlove Memorial,Mrs. Robert Laflin Rea, Chicago, Ill.. http://www.lib.byu.edu/~rdh/wwi/memoir/AFShist/AFS3j.htm

History of the American Field Service in France "FRIENDS OF FRANCE", 1914-1917, TOLD BY ITS MEMBERS Appendix J NAMES AND DONORS OF CARS IN THE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE IN FRANCE INSCRIPTION DONOR A The Acheson Ambulance. Edward J. Acheson, N.Y. In Memory of Dr. Carl S. Adams Mrs. Charles Adams. Brookline, Mass. A.D. Club (2 cars) A.D. Club, Harvard University A.K.A. A. H. Anderson, Seattle, Wash. Akron, Ohio Mrs. John Earl, Mrs. Richard P. Marvin. Mrs. Charles B. Raymond, Miss Mary M. Fuller, Akron, Ohio Albany, N.Y Citizens of Albany, N.Y. Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich, N.Y. Alec Three Friends Rose L. Alling Mrs. Joseph T. Alling, Rochester, N.Y. Aloha from Hawaii Miss Phoebe Carter, Hawaii American Artists Artists, through Augustus Vincent Tack. N.Y. American Booksellers. In the cause of Democracy, Liberty and Humanity Through Edward J. Clode, N.Y. American Perfumers (2 cars) Through W. G. Ungerer, N.Y. American Red Cross Car American Red Cross Through Henry R. Sedgwick, N.Y.

56. Kentucky Repertory Theatre - Information PEG O MY HEART J. Hartley Manners THE BIRTHDAY PARTY - Harold Pinter *TIME ANDTHE ROCK - Warren Hammack and Beverly Byers Pevitts http://www.kentuckyrep.org/info_production.htm

KENTUCKY REPERTORY THEATRE - 27 SEASONS OF PLAYS Romeo and Juliet (2002); Susanna Harris and Orestes Arcuni CANDIDA - George Bernard Shaw MARY, MARY - Jean Kerr THE GLASS MENAGERIE - Tennessee Williams BUS STOP - William Inge TARTUFFE - Moliere THE ODD COUPLE - Neil Simon WAIT UNTIL DARK - Frederick Knott THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST - Oscar Wilde THEY KNEW WHAT THEY WANTED - Sidney Howard OF MICE AND MEN - John Steinbeck TABLE MANNERS - Alan Ayckbourn TOBACCO ROAD - Jack Kirkland THE PASSION OF DRACULA - Bob Hall and David Richmond UNCLE VANYA - Anton Chekhov MERELY A MADNESS - Shakespeare, Adapted by Pamela White God's Man in Texas (2001); Robert F. Brock PEG O'MY HEART - J. Hartley Manners THE BIRTHDAY PARTY - Harold Pinter *TIME AND THE ROCK - Warren Hammack and Beverly Byers Pevitts LAST MEETING OF THE KNIGHTS OF THE WHITE MAGNOLIA - Preston Jones AS YOU LIKE IT - William Shakespeare THE VILLAGE WOOING - G.B. Shaw THE BOOK OF JOB - Adapted by Orlin Corey SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER - Oliver Goldsmith A LESSON FROM ALOES - Athol Fugard THE HEIRESS - Ruth and Augustus Goetz A THOUSAND CLOWNS - Herb Gardner MACBETH - William Shakespeare HARVEY - Mary Chase TALLEY'S FOLLY - Lanford Wilson THE IMAGINARY INVALID - Moliere, adapted by Miles Malleson

57. Untitled Document Peg o My Heart, Manners, J. Hartley, *3 1920, 1920. Coming of the Conqueror,Tobey, Frances, *1, 1920/06. top of page http://www.unco.edu/library/archives/archives/arc_study25chrono_1889-1920.htm

University Archives Special Collections James A. Michener Collection University Archives Finding Aids: Record Groups Finding Aids: A-Z Index Today in University History UNC's Previous Names ... Archives Studies - v.25: chrono by date 1889-1920 Part I: Chronologically by date of production: Theatre/Opera/Dance Productions by CSNS, CTC, CSCE, CSC, UNC; 1889- Part I: Chronologically by date of production: Part II: Alphabetically by title of play, opera or dance: A B C D ... Z Part III: Alphabetically by name of the author/creator: A B C D ... Z Title: Author: Source: Date: Macbeth Shakespeare, William Much Ado about Nothing Shakespeare, William Midsummer Night's Dream, A Shakespeare, William Fatal Message Bangs, John Kendrick Cyrano De Bergerac Rostand, Edmond Land of Heart's Desire Yeats, William Butler Romancers Rostand, Edmond Joanna d' Arc McKaye, Percy King Reve's Daughter Hertz, Hendrick Ladies of Cranford Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn Little Minister, The Barrie, James Matthew As You Like It Shakespeare, William

58. Untitled Document Peg o My Heart, Manners, J. Hartley, *3 1920, 1920. Pelican, Strindberg, AugustSprinchorn, Evert (Translator), *1, 1972/11 http://www.unco.edu/library/archives/archives/arc_study25alphabytitle_P-R.htm

University Archives Special Collections James A. Michener Collection University Archives Finding Aids: Record Groups Finding Aids: A-Z Index Today in University History UNC's Previous Names ... Archives Studies - v.25: alpha by title P-R Part II: Alphabetically by title of play, opera or dance: Theatre/Opera/Dance Productions by CSNS, CTC, CSCE, CSC, UNC; 1889- Part I: Chronologically by date of production: Part II: Alphabetically by title of play, opera or dance: A B C D ... Z Part III: Alphabetically by name of the author/creator: A B C D ... Z Title: Author: Source: Date: Paint Your Wagon Loewe, Frederick (Music) Pajama Game Papa Is All Green, Patterson Paradise Lost Milton, John Paris Bound Barry, Philip Parlor Story McCleery, William Passing of the Third Floor Back Jerome, Jerome K. Paths of Glory Howard, Sidney Patsy Conners, Barry Peg 'o My Heart Manners, J. Hartley Pelican Strindberg, August Sprinchorn, Evert (Translator) Persecution and Assassination of Jean Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charles Clarenton under the Direction of the Marquis De Sade Weiss, Peter (Play)

59. Y ENTRIES - Page 2 On The COMPOSERS - LYRICISTS DATABASE (1907 Music by Cecilia Loftus and George Spink; Lyrics by Cecilia Loftusand George Spink; Adapted by Rida Johnson Young and J. Hartley Manners). http://nfo.net/cal/ty2.html

Welcome! NFO.NET COMPOSERS AND LYRICISTS DATABASE PLUS A W rld of Information! Google Search Our Site Search The Web Search Tip: Multiple words inside quotes. ADD A COMMENT ? Artist's Alphabetcal Index A B C D ... Z A. Young Currently no information available. 1931 "She's My Secret Passion", with lyric by V. Valentine Christopher Young b. Redbank, NJ, USA. Chris has worked on over 65 Hollywood, CA, films beginning in the late 1970s. In 1984, he added music for the American releases of the Japanese produced 'Godzilla' film series. Other films on which he worked include 'Wizards of the Lost Kingdon', 'Barbarian Queen', 'Invaders From Mars', and 'Torment'. He has also contributed music to such TV shows as 'The Vietnam War Story', 'Norma Jean and Marilyn', and 'The Glass House' (2001). Joe Young b. July 4, 1889, New York, NY, USA. d. April 21, 1939, New York, NY, USA. Overview Lyricist Joe Young was most active from 1911 through the late 1930's. Joe began his career working as a singer-songplugger for various music publishers. During WW1, he entertained the U.S. Troops. Starting in 1916, he and co-lyricist Sam M. Lewis worked as a team up until 1930. Among his earliest lyrics (without Lewis) included: "Don't Blame It All On Broadway" "When The Angelus Was Ringing" In 1916 Broadway Show Robinson Crusoe, Jr. 1916.

60. FredAstaire.Net: The Gay Divorcee Complete Information Screenplay, J. Hartley Manners (unproduced play). Dwight Taylor (musical bookThe Gay Divorce). Kenneth S. Webb (musical adaptation for play) http://www.fredastaire.net/movies/TheGayDivorcee/complete.htm

FredAstaire.Net Performances Movie Musicals The Gay Divorceé ... Search Complete Information for The Gay Divorceé Cast Crew Production Company Technical Information ... More Information Cast Fred Astaire Guy Holden Ginger Rogers Mimi Alice Brady Hortense Edward Everett Horton Egbert Erik Rhodes Tonetti Eric Blore The Waiter William Austin Cyril Glossop Charles Coleman Valet Lillian Miles Guest Betty Grable Guest Norman Ainsley Undetermined Role (uncredited) Jimmy Aubrey Undetermined Role (uncredited) Finis Barton Undetermined Role (uncredited) Cy Clegg Porter E.E. Clive Chief Customs Inspector (uncredited) George Davis French Waiter (uncredited) Charles Dunbar Waiter Leslie Goodwins Baggage Man Jack Grant Porter Charlie Hall Messenger at Dock (uncredited) Shep Houghton Dancer (uncredited) Arthur Jarrett (uncredited) Sydney Jarvis Undetermined Role (uncredited) J.G. MacMahon Waiter Alphonse Martell French Waiter (uncredited) Frank Mills Waiter Ted Oliver Undetermined Role (uncredited) Paul Porcasi French Headwaiter (uncredited) Sonny Ray Undetermined Role (uncredited) Ronald R. Rondell

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