Top Billed Cast

Charles Boyer
Paul Orman
Rita Hayworth
Ethel Halloway
Ginger Rogers
Diane
Henry Fonda
George
Charles Laughton
Charles Smith
Edward G. Robinson
Larry Browne
Paul Robeson
Luke
Ethel Waters
Esther
Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson
Reverend Lazarus
Thomas Mitchell
John Halloway
Eugene Pallette
Luther
Cesar Romero
Harry Wilson
Gail Patrick
Ellen
Roland Young
Edgar
Marion Martin
Squirrel
Elsa Lanchester
Mrs. Smith
Victor Francen
Arturo Bellini
George Sanders
Williams
James Gleason
Father Joe
Harry Davenport
Professor Lyons
J. Carrol Naish
Costello
Hall Johnson
Hall Johnson
Frank Orth
Secondhand Clothes Dealer
Christian Rub
Wilson
Sig Arno
Piccolo Player
James Rennie
Hank Bronson
Harry Hayden
David
Morris Ankrum
Judge
Donald Douglas
Henderson
Mae Marsh
Molly
Clarence Muse
Grandpa
George H. Reed
Christopher
Cordell Hickman
Nicodemus
Paul Renay
Spud Johnson
Barbara Lynn
Mary
Adeline De Walt Reynolds
Grandmother
Helene Reynolds
Actress
W.C. Fields
Professor Pufflewhistle (uncredited)
Phil Silvers
Salesman at Santelli's #1 (uncredited)
Marcel Dalio
Salesman at Santelli's #2 (uncredited)
Margaret Dumont
Mme. Langehanke (uncredited)
Rondo Hatton
Party Guest (uncredited)
Blue Washington
Shantytown Man (uncredited)
Will Wright
Old Concertgoer (uncredited)
Hazel Dohlman
Concertgoer (uncredited)
Herschel Graham
Concertgoer (uncredited)
Stuart Hall
Reunion Guest (uncredited)

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A review by CinemaSerf

Written by CinemaSerf on Sun Jun 26 2022

A portmanteau of stories based around a formal dinner jacket that has been cursed by it's tailor... When it starts off it's travels at the home of debonair Charles Boyer, it seems to start to influence his rather complex life with Rita Hayworth before moving onto and into the lives of Henry Fonda, Ginger Rogers and Cesar Romero. Once it has finished there, it becomes the property of aspiring composer Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchester thence onto Edward G. Robinson; a down-on-his luck lawyer before finally being stolen and used in a heist that sees it end up the property of some very, very po...