Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the President
(1939)

Damon Runyan's Gay American Story!

Released: 1939-12-01

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Joe and Ethel Turp are up in arms when their faithful old mailman is fired. Unable to get satisfaction on a municipal level, Joe and Ethel plead their mailman's case to the President himself.

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Ann Sothern

as Ethel Turp

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William Gargan

as Joe Turp

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Lewis Stone

as The President

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Walter Brennan

as Jim

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Marsha Hunt

as Kitty Crusper

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Tom Neal

as Johnny Crusper

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James Bush

as Henry Crusper

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Don Costello

as Fred

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Muriel Hutchison

as Francine La Vaughn / Jennie

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Jack Norton

as Parker

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Aldrich Bowker

as Mike O'Brien

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Frederick Burton

as Bishop Bannon

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Al Shean

as Father Reicher

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E. Alyn Warren

as Father Reilly

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Robert Emmett O'Connor

as Pat Donegan

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Russell Hicks

as Mr. Graves

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Cliff Clark

as Garage Owner

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Paul Everton

as Senator

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Charles Trowbridge

as Cabinet Member

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Edward LeSaint

as Bishop

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Robert B. Sinclair

Director

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Melville Baker

Writer

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Damon Runyon

Story

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Edgar Selwyn

Producer

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David Snell

Original Music Composer

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Edward Ward

Original Music Composer

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Leonard Smith

Director of Photography

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Gene Ruggiero

Editor

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Cedric Gibbons

Art Direction

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Edwin B. Willis

Set Decoration

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Jack Dawn

Makeup Artist

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Gilbert Kurland

Assistant Director

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Albert Scheving

Assistant Director

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Gabriel Scognamillo

Assistant Art Director

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Douglas Shearer

Recording Supervision

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Wally Heglin

Orchestrator

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Leonid Raab

Orchestrator

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