Everything's on Ice

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Irene Dare in Everything's on Ice (1939)

A rascal turns his little niece into a skating star, but spends more money than she makes.A rascal turns his little niece into a skating star, but spends more money than she makes.A rascal turns his little niece into a skating star, but spends more money than she makes.

Director
- Erle C. Kenton
Writers
- Adrian Landis
- Sherman L. Lowe
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5.1/10

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Director
- Erle C. Kenton
Writers
- Adrian Landis
- Sherman L. Lowe
Stars

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Irene Dare

Irene Barton

Edgar Kennedy

Joe Barton

Roscoe Karns

Felix Miller

Lynne Roberts

Jane Barton

Eric Linden

Leopold Eddington

Mary Hart

Elsie Barton

George Meeker

Harrison Gregg

Bobby Watson

French

Mary Currier

Miss Tillifer

Maxine Stewart

Hat Check Girl

Wade Boteler

White

Pierre Watkin

Hotel Manager
(as Pierre Watkins)

Larry Jackson

Papa Penguin

Kenny Williams

Dr. Penguin

George Chandler

Barber Who Takes Bet
(uncredited)

Lester Dorr

Barber's Costumer
(uncredited)

Paul Winchell

Dummy
(voice)
(unconfirmed)
(uncredited)

Director
- Erle C. Kenton
Writers
- Adrian Landis
- Sherman L. Lowe
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Trivia
This film's earliest documented telecasts occurred in New York City 12 November 1947 on the DuMont Television Network's WABD (Channel 5) and in Washington DC Wednesday 19 November 1947 on WTTG (Channel 5).

Goofs
In the closing credits, Williams, Kenny (I) is listed as Dr. Penguin, but in the film he is in a duck costume and called "Dr. Quack."

Crazy credits
Kenny Williams plays a duck named Dr. Quack; but his character name in the end credits is "Dr. Penguin".

Soundtracks
Everything's on Ice
Music by Milton Drake & Fred Stryker

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1/10

Mismatch

This films combines in the worst way the ice-skating revues of the six year old Dare with a totally predictable and not so funny romantic plot. The choreographies with Dare look really as if they were spliced in from another movie. Especially her last performance as a penguin coming out of an egg [taking up about the last ten minutes of the film] is sure to test your patience and goodwill.