It's the fever.

Description: Woodrow is discharged from the military for hay fever, but fabricates receiving a heroic honorable discharge before returning home. Cast: Woodrow Truesmith: Eddie Bracken Libby: Ella Raines Mayor Everett J. Noble: Raymond Walburn Sgt. Heffelfinger: William Demarest Reception Committee Chairman: Franklin Pangborn Aunt Martha: Elizabeth Patterson Mrs. Truesmith: Georgia Caine Political Boss: Al Bridge Bugsy: Freddie Steele Forrest Noble: Bill Edwards Doc Bissell: Harry Hayden Judge Dennis: Jimmy Conlin Cpl. Candida: Jimmie Dundee Bartender: George Anderson One of the Guardsmen: Dudley Kuzelle Train Ticket Clerk: Nora Cecil Western Union Man: Chester Conklin Pfc. Jones: James Damore Telephone Operator: Pauline Drake Mamie's Mother: Dot Farley Undetermined Secondary Role: Jim Farley Town Councilman: Tom McGuire Daughter of Colonel: Maxine Fife Woman at Train Station: Bess Flowers Singer: Julie Gibson Pfc. Bill Swenson: Stephen Gregory Singing Quartet: The Guardsmen Man Swigging Beer at the Bar: Eddie Hall Wife of Marine Colonel: Mildred Harris Pfc. Juke Gillette: Len Hendry Mrs. Everett J. Noble: Esther Howard Rev. Upperman: Arthur Hoyt Townswoman: Tiny Jones Village Photographer: Allen Kay Dancer: Ida Kitaeva Sheriff: George Melford Mr. Schultz: Torben Meyer The Porter: Charles R. Moore Town Painter: Frank Moran Tap Dancer: Miriam Nelson Mamie: Marjean Neville Second Bandleader: Jack Norton Townsman: Hal Taggart Cafe Owner: Paul Porcasi Progressive Bandleader: Victor Potel Train Conductor: Dewey Robinson Alfie: Merrill Rodin American Legion Bandleader: John Sinclair Marine Colonel: Robert Warwick Written by: Preston Sturges Director: Preston Sturges Production: Paramount Pictures Release date: 01 Sep 1944