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Donald O'Connor
William Waldo Winfield

Charles Coburn
Jason Hartley

Gloria DeHaven
Sarah Jane Winfield

Joshua Shelley
Arnold Schultze

Barbara Brown
Professor Boland

Jim Davis
Joe Tascarelli

James Brown
Tony Cresnovich
Michael Dugan
Eddie Koslowski

Hal Baylor
Pudge Flugeldorfer
Patricia Alphin
Mrs. Tascarelli
June Fulton
Mrs. Koslowski
Judy Brubaker
Mrs. Cresnovich (uncredited)

Joan Vohs
Mrs. Flugeldorfer (uncredited)

Jack Lambert
Leslie Schultze (uncredited)

Jack Overman
Ernie Schultze (uncredited)
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