Hello, Frisco, Hello.

Description: The story of the dancing team who taught the world to two-step.

Cast:
Vernon Castle: Fred Astaire
Irene Castle: Ginger Rogers
Maggie Sutton: Edna May Oliver
Walter: Walter Brennan
Lew Fields: Lew Fields
Papa Aubel: Etienne Girardot
Mrs. Foote: Janet Beecher
Emile Aubel: Rolfe Sedan
Artist: Leonid Kinskey
Dr. Foote: Robert Strange
Student Pilot: Douglas Walton
Papa Louis: Clarence Derwent
Charlie: Sonny Lamont
Claire Ford: Frances Mercer
Grand Duke: Victor Varconi
Hotel Manager: Donald MacBride
Undetermined Secondary Role: Theodore von Eltz
Waiter - Cafe de Paris: Max Barwyn
Stockbroker: Brooks Benedict
Frenchman: Eugene Borden
Mechanic: Lynton Brent
Irene's Girlfriend: Ethel Haworth
Stage Manager at Benefit: Don Brodie
Announcer at Benefit: Tom Chatterton
Boy in Montage: Frank Coghlan Jr.
Man in Montage: James Conaty
Wardrobe Man at Benefit: Armand Cortes
French Landlady: Adrienne D'Ambricourt
Actor in 'Patria': Roy D'Arcy
Man in Balcony in Fields Audience: Hal K. Dawson
Singer: Dick Dennis
Lady Bolton: Elspeth Dudgeon
Train Conductor: Dick Elliott
Adjutant: Steve Pendleton
Soldier in Nightclub: Jack Gargan
Orchestra Conductor - Paris: Jack George
Newsboy at Train Station: Joe Polosci
Colonel: Russell Hicks
British Sergeant: Leyland Hodgson
Colonel's Aide: George Irving
Undetermined Secondary Role (as Mabel Marden): Ida May Johnson
Lady in Revolving Door: Tiny Jones
French Cab Driver: Jacques Lory
Frenchman in Hotel: Max Lucke
Army Pilot: John Meredith
French Singer: Louis Mercier
Frank - Stage Manager at Benefit: Frank Mills
Movie Director: Bruce Mitchell
Nightclub Customer: Edmund Mortimer
British Officer: Leonard Mudie
Drag Dancer at Benefit: Emmett O'Brien
Recruiter: Milton Owen
Man in Hair-Cutting Montage: Russ Powell
Old Man in Montage: Jack Richardson
Piano Specialty (French Version of 'The Darktown Strutters ' Ball': Jean Sablon
Girl with Stockbrokers: Kay Sutton
Streetcar Conductor: Fred Sweeney
Guest with the Grand Duke: Poppy Wilde
Flower Delivery Boy on Bus: Allen Wood
Man Reading Newspaper: William Worthington
Mary - Claire's Maid: Lillian Yarbo

Written by: Richard Sherman, Oscar Hammerstein II, Dorothy Yost

Director: H.C. Potter

Release date: 29 Mar 1939