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Son of a Sailor

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Calorie Rating: 103
Released: 1933-11-29
MPAA Rating: NR
Running Time: 73 Minutes
Studios: First National Pictures,

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A lovesick fool bumbles into espionage and finds a stolen plane.

Director / Directors

Lloyd Bacon

Director

Cast

Joe E. Brown

Character: Handsome

Jean Muir

Character: Helen

Frank McHugh

Character: Gaga

Thelma Todd

Character: The Baroness

Johnny Mack Brown

Character: 'Duke'

Sheila Terry

Character: Genevieve

George Blackwood

Character: Armstrong

Merna Kennedy

Character: Isabel

Kenneth Thomson

Character: Williams

Samuel S. Hinds

Character: Admiral Farnsworth

Noel Francis

Character: Queenie

Arthur Vinton

Character: Vincent

George Irving

Character: Rear Admiral Lee

Ward Bond

Character: Joe

George Chandler

Character: Sailor

Clay Clement

Character: Blanding

Bobby Dunn

Character: Sailor

Edward Hearn

Character: Admiral

Eddie Kane

Character: Flyer

John Kelly

Character: Sailor (uncredited)

John Marston

Character: Commander Reed

John "Skins" Miller

Character: Sailor (uncredited)

Walter Miller

Character: Kramer

Lee Moran

Character: Non-Commissioned Officer

Henry O'Neill

Character: Naval Officer

Garry Owen

Character: Sailor Johnson

Jack Pennick

Character: Sailor

Purnell Pratt

Character: Captain Briggs

Joe Sawyer

Character: Slug

Production and Crew

Paul Gerard Smith

Screenplay

Anton Grot

Art Direction

Orry-Kelly

Costume Design

Alfred A. Cohn

Screenplay

Ira H. Morgan

Director of Photography