I know the way.

Description: The life of the renowned musical composer, playwright, actor, dancer, and singer George M. Cohan. Cast: George M. Cohan: James Cagney Mary: Joan Leslie Jerry Cohan: Walter Huston Sam Harris: Richard Whorf Fay Templeton: Irene Manning Dietz: George Tobias Nellie Cohan: Rosemary DeCamp Josie Cohan: Jeanne Cagney Singer: Jerrie Lynne Erlanger: George Barbier Schwab: S.Z. Sakall Theatre Manager: Walter Catlett George M. Cohan - As a Boy of 13: Douglas Croft Eddie Foy: Eddie Foy Jr. Albee: Minor Watson Goff: Chester Clute Madame Bartholdi: Odette Myrtil Josie Cohan - As a Girl of 12: Patsy Parsons The President: Jack Young Reporter: Jean Inness Theatre Patron: Dave Pepper Wiseguy: Murray Alper George M. Cohan's Valet: Ernest Anderson Pianist: Vivian Austin Passerby on Sidewalk: Walter Bacon Housekeeper: Leah Baird Audience Member: Robert Haines Magician: Leon Belasco Dressing Room Guest: Ellinor Vanderveer George M. Cohan at 7: Henry Blair Soldier: John Roy Chorus Girl - 'Little Johnny Jones' Number: Poppy Wilde Boarder: Jack Wise Betsy Ross: Georgia Carroll Colony Opera House Stagehand: Glen Cavender Recruit: Dick Cherney Teenager: Charles Smith Colony Opera House Stage Manager: Spencer Charters Theodore 'Teddy' Roosevelt: Wallis Clark Choirboy: Alan Copeland Soubrette: Juanita Stark Woman Entering Cohan's Dressing Room: Mary Currier Maid to Faye Templeton: Frances Curry New York Stage Manager: William B. Davidson Man Entering Cohan's Dressing Room: Frank Dee Actor in Play: Richard Neill Receptionist: Ann Doran Actor: Jim Toney Actor - Railroad Station: Tom Dugan Sergeant on Parade - Last Scene: Frank Faylen Sgt. Lewis - White House Guard: Pat Flaherty Dancer: Doris Merrick Union Army Veteran 1 on Caisson: James Flavin Critic 1: William Forrest Baritone Solo - Grand Old Flag Number: William Gillespie Franklin D. Roosevelt: Art Gilmore Telegraph Operator: Creighton Hale Recruiting Major: John Hamilton Dr. Llewellyn: Harry Hayden Colony Opera House Doorman: Herbert Heywood Backstage Actor - 'Peck's Bad Boy': Leo White Horse Race Announcer - 'Little Johnny Jones' Number: Charles Irwin Stage Manager - 'Peck's Bad Boy': Thomas E. Jackson Sister Act: Dorothy Kelly Wilson - 'Little Johnny Jones' Number: Eddie Kane Critic 2: Edward Keane Irish Cop in 'Peck's Bad Boy': Fred Kelsey Fanny: Phyllis Kennedy Motorist: Mike Lally Stagehand: Walter Lawrence Newsboy: Jackie Salling Actress: Vera Lewis Dietz and Goff's Receptionst: Audrey Long Peck's Bad Boy Stagehand: Hank Mann Josie Cohan - Age 6: Jo Ann Marlowe Hotel Clerk 2: Frank Mayo Call Boy: Lon McCallister New York Stage Doorman: Edward McWade Hotel Clerk 1: George Meeker Young Girl: June Millarde Horse Race Official: John 'Skins' Miller Pedestrian Seeking Newspaper: Frank Mills Maurice Ruppe - Music Publisher: Bert Moorhouse The Pippirino: Dolores Moran Friendly Man at Restaurant Window on New Year's Eve: Charles Morton Jockey: Lee Murray Waiter: Ernie Stanton Pedestrian: Jack O'Shea Streetcleaner: George Ovey Army Clerk: Garry Owen Robinsons Theater Stagehand: Paul Panzer Dr. Anderson: Francis Pierlot Nurse: Ruth Robinson White House Butler: Clinton Rosemond Doctor: Thomas W. Ross Judge in Musical Number: Fred Santley Star Boarder: Syd Saylor O'Rourke's Varieties Stagehand: Harry Seymour Porter: Napoleon Simpson Army Recruiter Examiner: Elliott Sullivan Army Recruiter: Frank Sully Schults - Grocer in 'Peck's Bad Boy': Sailor Vincent Union Army Veteran 2 on Caisson: Dick Wessel Stage Manager, 'Peck's Bad Boy': Dave Willock Sally: Joan Winfield Medical Officer: Victor Zimmerman Written by: Robert Buckner, Edmund Joseph, Julius J. Epstein Director: Michael Curtiz Production: Warner Brothers Release date: 06 Jun 1942 Box Office: $11,800,000