Joe Penner(1904-1941)

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Dr. Molnac and his musical troupe; Beggs, the manager; Mitzi Martos, a singer; Mitzi's agent Pauline; society scion Barry Saunders and his "keeper" Oliver Goodwin, are en route to Santa Barbara. Barry falls for Mitzi while trying to loosen her slipper caught between two railroad cars, but she mysteriously leaves before he can learn her name. Barry and Oliver take a suite at the Casa Barbara, where they hire the house detective, Parkyakarkus to find the slipper's owner but he bungles the job. Oliver reminds Barry that he will lose his mother's $3,000,000 inheritance if he weds before the age of thirty. Mitzi and Pauline also register at the hotel, hoping to induce Dr. Molnac, performing there, to give Mitzi an audition. Also arriving are Mitzi's mother, Countess Martos and her wealthy friend Mrs. Penner and her son Joe, and the mothers have intentions of Joe marrying Mitzi. Barry finally meets Mitzi, and proposes marriage at a date three years in the future. To break up the romance, Joe and Parky steal Mitzi's shoe wardrobe and she, thinking Barry did it, rushes to his room in her negligee, upbraids him and stalks out. He, in his dressing gown, follows her to her room and they are about to reconcile when Mitzi's mother and Joe and his mother enter. Barry hides in another room and overhears Mitzi's mother blandly suggesting that Mitzi marry Joe. Mitzi, not pleased at this prospect, tells them she is already married and Barry, taking the cue, enters and plays the role of the new husband. Mitzi's mother promptly has them booked into the bridal suite. Pauline and Oliver arrange a wedding party with Dr. Molnac's troupe performing and Pauline, still scheming to get Mitzi an audition, hires Joe and Parky to kidnap Molnac's singer, Susan. Mitzi is a smash hit, and Barry's mother arrives and announces she had lied about his age and he is really thirty, and can get married without losing his inheritance.

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The Life of the Party (1937)

Joe Penner wurde am 11 November 1904 in Nagybecskerek, Austria-Hungary [ora Zrenjanin, Serbia] geboren. Er war Schauspieler und Autor, bekannt für New Faces of 1937 (1937), College Rhythm (1934) und The Life of the Party (1937). Er war mit Eleanor May Vogt (dancer) verheiratet. Er starb am 10 Januar 1941 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Bekannt für

New Faces of 1937

5,3

Seymore Seymore

1937

College Rhythm

6,1

1934

The Life of the Party

5,6

Penner

1937

Go Chase Yourself

5,2

Wilbur Meeley

1938

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Besetzung

The Boys from Syracuse
5,9
- Dromio of Ephesus
- Dromio of Syracuse
- 1940
Millionaire Playboy
4,6
- Joe Zany, aka Mr. Joe Potter
- 1940
The Day the Bookies Wept
5,2
- Ernest 'Ernie' Ambrose
- 1939
Mr. Doodle Kicks Off
3,6
- Jimmie 'Doodle' Bugs
- 1938
I'm from the City
5,2
- Peter 'Pete' Pepper
- 1938
Go Chase Yourself
5,2
- Wilbur Meeley
- 1938
The Life of the Party
5,6
- Penner
- 1937
New Faces of 1937
5,3
- Seymore Seymore
- 1937
Collegiate
7,1
- Joe
- 1935
College Rhythm
6,1
- Joe
- 1934
Here, Prince
Kurzfilm
- Crown Prince Michael of Deleria
- 1932
The Toreador
Kurzfilm
- The Toreador
- 1932
The Season's Greetings
Kurzfilm
- Joe Penner
- 1931
Rough Sailing
Kurzfilm
- 1931
Where Men Are Men
Kurzfilm
- Joe Pipgrass
- 1931

Drehbuch

Soundtrack

The Boys from Syracuse
5,9
- performer: "Sing For Your Supper", "He and She" ("Sing For Your Supper", Nicht genannt)
- 1940
Mr. Doodle Kicks Off
3,6
- performer: "My All American Band", "It's a Mystery to Me" (Nicht genannt)
- 1938
I'm from the City
5,2
- performer: "I'm a Tough Coyote" (1938)
- 1938
Go Chase Yourself
5,2
- performer: "I'm from the City" (1938), "It Was You That I Loved All Along" (uncredited)
- 1938
The Life of the Party
5,6
- performer: "Life of the Party" (1937), "Yankee Doodle Band" (1937) ("Chirp a Little Ditty" (1937))
- 1937
New Faces of 1937
5,3
- performer: "When the Berry Blossoms Bloom" (1937)
- writer: "When the Berry Blossoms Bloom" (1937)
- 1937
Collegiate
7,1
- performer: "Who Am I", "You Hit the Spot"
- 1935
College Rhythm
6,1
- performer: "Goo-Goo (I'm Ga-Ga Over You)"
- 1934