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IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING (1949)
Professor Simpson (Miland) loves baseball! His distraction for the game leads him to accidentally discovering a wood repellant formula that makes a baseball go whacky! He knows his physical clock is ticking and takes a chance on entering the big leagues. He needs the money so he can take care of his charming girlfriend (Peters). Ducking and dodging the press, former school, and his gal; he creates a mystical character by the name of King Kelly to play ball while he takes leave from his school. NO WAY WILL I RUIN THE ENDING ...REST ASSURE....
One of the best family baseball movies of all-time! A must watch!
review by HH from Hollywood Movie Jerseys.com
One of the best family baseball movies of all-time! A must watch!
review by HH from Hollywood Movie Jerseys.com
Directed by
Lloyd Bacon
Writing Credits
Valentine Davies ...(screen play)
Shirley W. Smith ...(based on a story by) and
Valentine Davies ...(based on a story by)
Cast
Ray Milland ...Prof. Vernon K. Simpson / King Kelly
Jean Peters ...Deborah Greenleaf
Paul Douglas ...Monk Lanigan
Ed Begley ...Edgar Stone
Ted de Corsia ...Manager Jimmy Dolan
Ray Collins ...Prof. Alfred Greenleaf
Jessie Royce Landis ...Mrs. Greenleaf
Alan Hale Jr. ...Schmidt
William Murphy ...Tommy Isbell (as Bill Murphy)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Robert Adler ...Reporter (uncredited)
Baird Allington ...Baseball Player (uncredited)
Ward Brant ...Baseball Player (uncredited)
John Butler ...Fan Visiting with Debbie (uncredited)
Johnny Calkins ...Boy Sitting Next to Debbie at Ballpark (uncredited)
Harry Carter ...Baseball Fan in Stands (uncredited)
Bill Cartledge ..Newsboy (uncredited)
Harry Cheshire ..Team Doctor X-Raying King's Hand (uncredited)
Pat Combs ...Telegram Delivery Boy (uncredited)
Al Eben ...Parker - Team Trainer (uncredited)
Gene Evans..Batter Mueller (uncredited)
Charles Flynn ...Reporter (uncredited)
Sandra Gould ..Mabel on Telephone (voice) (uncredited)
William E. Green ...Prof. Joe Forsythe (uncredited)
Tom Hanlon ...St. Louis Broadcaster (uncredited)
Sam Hayes ...New York Broadcaster (uncredited)
Don Hicks ...Assistant to New York Announcer (uncredited)
Kathleen Hughes...Sarah - College Coed (uncredited)
Edward Keane ...Jack Bell (uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp ...Baseball Fan (uncredited)
Ruth Lee ..Miss Collins - Prof. Greenleaf's Secretary (uncredited)
Joseph R. Liscio ...Trainer (uncredited)
Lee MacGregor ...Student (uncredited)
Mae Marsh ...Greenleaf's Maid (uncredited)
John McKee ...Baseball Player (uncredited)
George Melford ..Conductor (uncredited)
Billy Mitchell ...Sweeper Outside Carob Hotel (uncredited)
Debra Paget ...Alice - College Coed (uncredited)
Robert Patten ...Cab Driver (uncredited)
Ed Randolph ...Umpire (uncredited)
Grandon Rhodes ...Professor (uncredited)
Harry Seymour ...Jewelry Store Clerk (uncredited)
Mickey Simpson ..Stadium Policeman (uncredited)
Douglas Spencer ...Train Conductor (uncredited)
Bert Stevens ...Man in Train Station (uncredited)
Brick Sullivan ..Umpire (uncredited)
Ray Teal ...Mac - Policeman (uncredited)
Jane Van Duser ...Miss Mengalstein - Dolan's Secretary (uncredited)
Max Wagner ...Umpire (uncredited)
Robert Williams ..Reporter (uncredited)
Produced by
William Perlberg ...producer
Darryl F. Zanuck ...executive producer (uncredited)
Lloyd Bacon
Writing Credits
Valentine Davies ...(screen play)
Shirley W. Smith ...(based on a story by) and
Valentine Davies ...(based on a story by)
Cast
Ray Milland ...Prof. Vernon K. Simpson / King Kelly
Jean Peters ...Deborah Greenleaf
Paul Douglas ...Monk Lanigan
Ed Begley ...Edgar Stone
Ted de Corsia ...Manager Jimmy Dolan
Ray Collins ...Prof. Alfred Greenleaf
Jessie Royce Landis ...Mrs. Greenleaf
Alan Hale Jr. ...Schmidt
William Murphy ...Tommy Isbell (as Bill Murphy)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Robert Adler ...Reporter (uncredited)
Baird Allington ...Baseball Player (uncredited)
Ward Brant ...Baseball Player (uncredited)
John Butler ...Fan Visiting with Debbie (uncredited)
Johnny Calkins ...Boy Sitting Next to Debbie at Ballpark (uncredited)
Harry Carter ...Baseball Fan in Stands (uncredited)
Bill Cartledge ..Newsboy (uncredited)
Harry Cheshire ..Team Doctor X-Raying King's Hand (uncredited)
Pat Combs ...Telegram Delivery Boy (uncredited)
Al Eben ...Parker - Team Trainer (uncredited)
Gene Evans..Batter Mueller (uncredited)
Charles Flynn ...Reporter (uncredited)
Sandra Gould ..Mabel on Telephone (voice) (uncredited)
William E. Green ...Prof. Joe Forsythe (uncredited)
Tom Hanlon ...St. Louis Broadcaster (uncredited)
Sam Hayes ...New York Broadcaster (uncredited)
Don Hicks ...Assistant to New York Announcer (uncredited)
Kathleen Hughes...Sarah - College Coed (uncredited)
Edward Keane ...Jack Bell (uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp ...Baseball Fan (uncredited)
Ruth Lee ..Miss Collins - Prof. Greenleaf's Secretary (uncredited)
Joseph R. Liscio ...Trainer (uncredited)
Lee MacGregor ...Student (uncredited)
Mae Marsh ...Greenleaf's Maid (uncredited)
John McKee ...Baseball Player (uncredited)
George Melford ..Conductor (uncredited)
Billy Mitchell ...Sweeper Outside Carob Hotel (uncredited)
Debra Paget ...Alice - College Coed (uncredited)
Robert Patten ...Cab Driver (uncredited)
Ed Randolph ...Umpire (uncredited)
Grandon Rhodes ...Professor (uncredited)
Harry Seymour ...Jewelry Store Clerk (uncredited)
Mickey Simpson ..Stadium Policeman (uncredited)
Douglas Spencer ...Train Conductor (uncredited)
Bert Stevens ...Man in Train Station (uncredited)
Brick Sullivan ..Umpire (uncredited)
Ray Teal ...Mac - Policeman (uncredited)
Jane Van Duser ...Miss Mengalstein - Dolan's Secretary (uncredited)
Max Wagner ...Umpire (uncredited)
Robert Williams ..Reporter (uncredited)
Produced by
William Perlberg ...producer
Darryl F. Zanuck ...executive producer (uncredited)