Annabel Takes a Tour (1938)

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Jack Oakie

Lanny Morgan

Lucille Ball

Annabel Allison

Ruth Donnelly

Josephine (Jo)

Bradley Page

Howard Webb, Chief of Wonder Pictures

Ralph Forbes

Viscount Ronald River-Clyde

Frances Mercer

Natalie Preston

Donald MacBride

Thompson, RR Conductor

Alice White

Marcella, Hotel Manicurist

Chester Clute

Pitcarin, Rodney-Marlborough Hotel Manager

Jean Rouverol

Laura Hampton

Clare Verdera

Viscountess River-Clyde

Edward Gargan

Longshoreman at dance

Pepito Pérez

Poochy the Accordion Player
(as Pepito)

Rafael Alcayde

Marquis De la Destart
(uncredited)

Wesley Barry

Bellhop
(uncredited)

Tommy Bupp

Boy on Stage with Marcella
(uncredited)

Edmund Cobb

Process Server
(uncredited)

William Corson

Reporter
(uncredited)

Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
RKO wanted to make more "Annabel" films, but decided not to when Jack Oakie demanded a salary of $50,000 per film.

Gaffes
When the rear of the train is first seen, the entire railing on the end car is covered with flowers. A minute later, some of the flowers have been removed and a round "Good Will Tour" sign has been mounted to the railing.

Citations
Josephine: Annabel's fallen in love!
Howard Webb: She can't do that. It's not in her contract.

Connexions
Follows The Affairs of Annabel (1938)

Commentaires des utilisateurs12

Commentaire en vedette

4/10

Jack Oakie and Lucille Ball are wasted in an unfunny screenplay.

A lackluster screenplay doesn't help this comedy about a movie star, Lucille Ball, whose publicity man, Jack Oakie, uses stupid schemes to get her name in the newspapers. Unfortunately, very little of the film is funny, but it was nice to see a very young Lucille Ball, even in black and white. Ball, Oakie, Bradley Page and Ruth Donnelly reprised their roles in this second and last film based on the characters created in the 1938 film "The Affairs of Annabel" by Charles Hoffman. There would have been more in the series, but Oakie wanted too large a fee for his services.