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Nightclub comic Hap Smith assumes the identity of another soldier so he can tour army bases in a revue with his ex-partner Chuck Allen.

Cast:
Cpl. Chick Allen: Dean Martin
Hap Smith: Jerry Lewis
Betsy Carter: Mona Freeman
Lt. Kelsey: Don DeFore
Sgt. McClusky: Robert Strauss
Pvt. Dogface Dolan: Richard Erdman
Brig. Gen. W.W. Timmons: Ray Teal
Julia Loring: Marcy McGuire
Pvt. Evans: Danny Arnold
Cigarette Girl: Dorothy Adamson
Maitre d': Paul Bradley
Soldier in Show: Robert Street
Soldier at Bar: Drew Cahill
Intern: Terry Terrill
Full Colonel: Russ Conway
Bugler: John Dutra
Canteen Hostess: Norma Eberhardt
Captain: Bill Neff
Gen. Bond: Charles Evans
Gen. Sterling: James Flavin
Earl White: Alex Gerry
Mr. White's Secretary: Jody Gilbert
Green Army Private: Don Rockland
Staff Officer: Robert Karnes
Defensive Private: Joseph Keane
Western Union Boy: Howard Keiser
Defensive Corporal: Walter Kelley
Private: Ed Kerr
Sam Gilmore: Edwin Max
Green Army Sergeant: Jim Moloney
Chief of Staff: Monty O'Grady
Military Policeman: Ray Page
Doctor in Hospital: Arthur Space
Soldier: Tommy Summers

Written by: Robert Lees, Frederic I. Rinaldo, Herbert Baker

Director: Norman Taurog

Production: Paramount Pictures

Release date: 11 Jun 1952

Box Office: $8,800,000

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Jumping Jacks (1952)

Name: Jumping Jacks
Director: Norman Taurog
Genre: Comedy, Musical
Released: 1952
Cast: Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Mona Freeman, Don DeFore, Robert Strauss

Nightclub comic Hap Smith assumes the identity of another soldier so he can tour army bases in a revue with his ex-partner Chuck Allen.

Cast:
Cpl. Chick Allen: Dean Martin
Hap Smith: Jerry Lewis
Betsy Carter: Mona Freeman
Lt. Kelsey: Don DeFore
Sgt. McClusky: Robert Strauss
Pvt. Dogface Dolan: Richard Erdman
Brig. Gen. W.W. Timmons: Ray Teal
Julia Loring: Marcy McGuire
Pvt. Evans: Danny Arnold
Cigarette Girl: Dorothy Adamson
Maitre d': Paul Bradley
Soldier in Show: Robert Street
Soldier at Bar: Drew Cahill
Intern: Terry Terrill
Full Colonel: Russ Conway
Bugler: John Dutra
Canteen Hostess: Norma Eberhardt
Captain: Bill Neff
Gen. Bond: Charles Evans
Gen. Sterling: James Flavin
Earl White: Alex Gerry
Mr. White's Secretary: Jody Gilbert
Green Army Private: Don Rockland
Staff Officer: Robert Karnes
Defensive Private: Joseph Keane
Western Union Boy: Howard Keiser
Defensive Corporal: Walter Kelley
Private: Ed Kerr
Sam Gilmore: Edwin Max
Green Army Sergeant: Jim Moloney
Chief of Staff: Monty O'Grady
Military Policeman: Ray Page
Doctor in Hospital: Arthur Space
Soldier: Tommy Summers

Written by: Robert Lees, Frederic I. Rinaldo, Herbert Baker

Director: Norman Taurog

Production: Paramount Pictures

Release date: 11 Jun 1952

Box Office: $8,800,000

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Jumping Jacks (1952)
Nightclub comic Hap Smith assumes the identity of another soldier so he can tour army bases in a revue with his ex-partner Chuck Allen. Cast: Cpl. Chick Allen: Dean Martin Hap Smith: Jerry Lewis Betsy Carter: Mona Freeman Lt. Kelsey: Don DeFore Sgt. McClusky: Robert Strauss Pvt. Dogface Dolan: Richard Erdman Brig. Gen. W.W. Timmons: Ray Teal Julia Loring: Marcy McGuire Pvt. Evans: Danny Arnold Cigarette Girl: Dorothy Adamson Maitre d': Paul Bradley Soldier in Show: Robert Street Soldier at Bar: Drew Cahill Intern: Terry Terrill Full Colonel: Russ Conway Bugler: John Dutra Canteen Hostess: Norma Eberhardt Captain: Bill Neff Gen. Bond: Charles Evans Gen. Sterling: James Flavin Earl White: Alex Gerry Mr. White's Secretary: Jody Gilbert Green Army Private: Don Rockland Staff Officer: Robert Karnes Defensive Private: Joseph Keane Western Union Boy: Howard Keiser Defensive Corporal: Walter Kelley Private: Ed Kerr Sam Gilmore: Edwin Max Green Army Sergeant: Jim Moloney Chief of Staff: Monty O'Grady Military Policeman: Ray Page Doctor in Hospital: Arthur Space Soldier: Tommy Summers Written by: Robert Lees, Frederic I. Rinaldo, Herbert Baker Director: Norman Taurog Production: Paramount Pictures Release date: 11 Jun 1952 Box Office: $8,800,000
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