Du Barry Was a Lady (1943)

Red SkeltonLouis Blore / King Louis XV Lucille BallMay Daly / Madame Du Barry Gene KellyAlec Howe / Black Arrow Virginia O'BrienGinny Rags RaglandCharlie / Dauphin Zero MostelRami, the Swami / Taliostra Tommy DorseyTommy Dorsey Donald MeekMr. Jones / Duc de Choiseul Douglass DumbrilleWillie / Duc de Rigor George GivotCheezy / Count de Roquefort Louise BeaversNiagara Richard AinleyMarching Rebel Behind King Louis (uncredited) Grace AlbertsonPerfume Girl (uncredited) Kay AldridgeMrs. McGowan (uncredited) Ernie AlexanderDelivery Man with Flowers (uncredited) Richard AlexanderMarching Rebel Behind King Louis (uncredited) Sig ArnoNick (uncredited) Eleanor BayleyEleanor Bayley (uncredited) Hugh BeaumontFootman (uncredited) Barbara BedfordAmbrose's Wife (uncredited) Brooks BenedictClub Patron (uncredited) Clara BlandickOld Lady on Subway (uncredited) Hazel BrooksMiss June (uncredited) Pauline ByrneMember of Six Hits and a Miss (uncredited) Jack Byronminor role (uncredited) James CarlisleClub Patron (uncredited) Jack CarringtonWaiter (uncredited) Georgia CarrollMiss January (uncredited) Emmett CaseyFlunky (uncredited) Willy CastelloFlunky (uncredited) Thomas ClarkeFlunky (uncredited) Chester CluteDr. Pullit (uncredited) Theo CoffmanMiss October (uncredited) Charles ColemanCharlie (uncredited) Edward CooperFlunky (uncredited) Inez CooperMiss December (uncredited) Maurice CostelloPasserby (uncredited) Earl CovertSinger (uncredited) Cecil CunninghamWife Checking Her Coat (uncredited) Natalie DraperMiss March (uncredited) Ziggy ElmanTrumpet Player (uncredited) William ForrestGuard Captain (uncredited) Christian J. FrankLackey (uncredited) Mary Jane FrenchMiss November (uncredited) Ava GardnerPerfume Girl (uncredited) John GeorgeVillager (uncredited) June GloryAudience Member (uncredited) Jack GordonVillager (uncredited) Dolly HaasMiss April (uncredited) Aileen HaleyMiss July (uncredited) Ben HallWaiter (uncredited) Harry HaydenHusband Checking Wife's Coat (uncredited) Dick HaymesMember of The Pied Pipers (uncredited) Dell HendersonFlunky (uncredited) John HuddlestonMember of The Pied Pipers (uncredited) Delos JewkesSinger (uncredited) Charles JudelsInnkeeper (uncredited) Faith KrugerSinger (uncredited) Mitchell LewisRebel Opening Door (uncredited) Chuck LowryMember of The Pied Pipers (uncredited) Marilyn MaxwellMiss February (uncredited) Claire McDowellSubway Passenger (uncredited) Art MilesMarching Rebel on King Louis' Right (uncredited) Six Hits and a MissSingers (uncredited) Hans MoebusClub Patron (uncredited) Buddy MorrowMember of Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra (uncredited) Sol MurgiVillager (uncredited) Joyce MurrayDancer (uncredited) David NewellMan Getting Champagne (uncredited) Paul NewlanMarching Rebel on King Louis' Left (uncredited) Ruth OwnbeyMiss September (uncredited) Emory ParnellGatekeeper (uncredited) Paul PowerReporter (uncredited) Sheila RaeDancer (uncredited) Gene RameyFlunky (uncredited) Virginia ReesSinger (uncredited) Mitchell RheinVillager (uncredited) Buddy RichMember of Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra (uncredited) Cyril RingMan Watching Radio Interview (uncredited) Jo StaffordMember of The Pied Pipers (uncredited) Harry StantonSinger (uncredited) Andrew TombesMr. McGowan (uncredited) Lana TurnerLana Turner (uncredited) Dorothy TuttleDancer (uncredited) Michael VisaroffFlunky (uncredited) Pierre WatkinAmbrose (uncredited) Allan WatsonSinger (uncredited) Eve WhitneyMiss August (uncredited) Kay WilliamsMiss May (uncredited) Don WilsonRadio Interviewer (uncredited) Clark YocumMember of The Pied Pipers (uncredited)

Arthur FreedProducer · Production Blanche SewellEditor · Editing Buddy G. DeSylvaTheatre Play · Writing Cole PorterLyricist · Writing Gile SteeleCostume Design · Costume & Make-Up Herbert FieldsTheatre Play · Writing IreneCostume Supervisor · Costume & Make-Up Nancy HamiltonAdaptation · Writing Ralph FreedLyricist · Writing