An American playboy dumps his greedy fiancee and ends up marrying a woman from the Alps.An American playboy dumps his greedy fiancee and ends up marrying a woman from the Alps.An American playboy dumps his greedy fiancee and ends up marrying a woman from the Alps.
Sig Arno
- Schmidt - in Shipboard Brawl
- (uncredited)
Roy Atwell
- Professor Kockerthaler
- (uncredited)
Margaret Bert
- Chalet Guest
- (uncredited)
Robert Blake
- Toto
- (uncredited)
Walter Bonn
- Kannengeisser - in Shipboard Brawl
- (uncredited)
Matthew Boulton
- Ship Captain
- (uncredited)
Charles Coleman
- Henry
- (uncredited)
Carlos De Valdez
- Mountain Climbing Guide
- (uncredited)
Phil Dunham
- Passenger Asked for Match
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- Trivia5-year-old Robert Blake's uncredited role marked his feature film debut. He would then go on to play "Mickey" in the "Our Gang" shorts at MGM until the series ended in 1944.
- GoofsIn the mountain climbing scene where Robert Young slips...every time he gets up, he casts a shadow on the backdrop of a "distant" mountain.
- SoundtracksWhen I Gave My Smile to You
(1939)
Music by William Buddie
Lyrics by Gus Kahn
Performed by Annabella and Robert Young
Featured review
Primo Robert Young ably supported
Before the paternalism and the pipe, Robert Young played charming, rich wastrels and heavy-drinking womanizers, all charming and sympathetic. MGM put him in quality B+ productions of which this is one, a light romantic comedy that borders on screwball with Young the screwy one. He is in top form, as is the entire excellent cast. MGM's typical blitheful avoidance of little old WWII, alluded to twice in jest, as the setting shifts from wartime England to Switzerland to transatlantic liner is a big downer. That and supposed-to-be-funny-but-never-is Arthur Treacher in a small role. Oh, and the whole lame and overworked premise that honest work will cure Young of his scalawag ways, though it provides Annabella material for her one and only laugh in the finale. It's big enough to keep you happily laughing as the end credits appear.
Incidentally, how many movie feature musical numbers with zithers. The Third Man, of course, and Sunnyside Up with Janet Gaynor (an extremely great movie musical moment) and this movie (not so memorable).
Incidentally, how many movie feature musical numbers with zithers. The Third Man, of course, and Sunnyside Up with Janet Gaynor (an extremely great movie musical moment) and this movie (not so memorable).
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- Maiden Voyage
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- Runtime1 hour 10 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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