

92 minutes
8/28/1940
Popular songwriter Oliver Courtney has been getting by for years using one ghost writer for his music and another for his lyrics. When both writers meet at an inn, they fall in love and then try to sell their songs under their own name. The problem is every song publisher thinks they're copying Courtney's style.

Bing Crosby
as Bob Sommers

Mary Martin
as Cherry Lane

Basil Rathbone
as Oliver Courtney

Oscar Levant
as Billy Starbuck

Oscar Shaw
as Charlie Goodrich

Charley Grapewin
as Uncle Caleb

Lillian Cornell
as Millie Starling

William Frawley
as Mr. Westlake

Jeanne Cagney
as Country cousin

Charles Lane
as Bernard Schwartz
John Scott Trotter
as Orchestra Leader
Helen Bertram
as Aunt Delia

Ken Carpenter
as Teddy Gardner (announcer)

Harry Barris
as Bass Sax player
Wingy Manone
as Himself - Band Leader

Mary Akin
as Party Guest

William Benedict
as Elevator Boy

Don Brodie
as Mr. Schwartz's Stooge #1
Mary Cecil
as Irish Landlady
Barney Dean
as Mr. Schwartz' Stooge #2
Edward Emerson
as Headwaiter

James Flavin
as Detective
Pauline Haddon
as Westlake's Receptionist
Beth Hartmen
as Party Guest

Robert Homans
as Detective

Brandon Hurst
as Bates

Richard Keene
as Trotter's Manager

Douglas Kennedy
as Party Guest

Phyllis Kennedy
as Patsy Flick

Charles McAvoy
as Train Announcer
Bert Moorhouse
as Party Guest
Clive Morgan
as Party Guest
Jack Pepper
as Bob's Cabbie

Jean Phillips
as Party Guest
Cyril Ring
as Party Guest

Ronald R. Rondell
as Party Guest

Christian Rub
as Pawnbroker
Max Wagner
as Cherry's Cabbie

George Walcott
as Doorman

Janet Waldo
as Westlake's Receptionist

Pierre Watkin
as Uncle John
Evelyn West
as The Cook

Florence Wix
as Party Guest