Heavenly Days (1944)

Rating: 5.9 of 10

Below is the list of the 106 actors that worked in Heavenly Days. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

Jim Jordan as Ghost of fife player, Fibber McGee

Marian Jordan as Molly McGee

Eugene Pallette as Senator Bigbee

Gordon Oliver as Dick Martin

Raymond Walburn as Mr. Popham

Barbara Hale as Angie

Donald Douglas as Dr. George Gallup

Frieda Inescort as Ettie Clark

Irving Bacon as Tower, the Butler

The King's Men as Soldier Quartet

Alan Ward as Detective

Arthur Stuart Hull as Executive

Beatrice Maude as Cook

Bert Moorhouse as Sergeant-at-Arms

Bertha Egnos as French Woman

Bertha Feducha as French Lady

Bob Alden as Soldier

Brandon Beach as Senator

Bryant Washburn as Airport Official

Carl Kent as Soldier

Charles Griffin as Bit Part

Charles Trowbridge as Alvin Clark

Charles Van as Soldier

Chester Carlisle as Sergeant-at-Arms

Chili Williams as Office Worker

Clinton Rosemond as Servant

Coulter Irwin as Office Worker

Daun Kennedy as Office Worker

Dena Penn as Louisa - Belgian Girl

Dick Rush as Senator

Edmund Glover as Soldier

Edmund Mortimer as Senator

Edward Clark as Sam, the Gallup Clerk

Edward Howard as Soldier

Edward Peil Sr. as Senator

Edwin Stanley as Vice President Wallace

Elaine Riley as Secretary

Elmer Jerome as Bit Part

Emory Parnell as Detective

Erville Alderson as Farmer

Erwin Kalser as Drummer Boy

Esther Zeitlin as Russian Woman

Eva McKenzie as Clerk

Frank Mayo as An Average Citizen

Fred Fox as Senator

Freddie Mercer as Scout

George Reed as Bigbee's Servant

Gil Perkins as Confederate Soldier

Glen Stephens as Military Police Officer

Gordon Carveth as Senator

Harry Clay as Officer Worker

Harry Humphrey as Southern Senator

Helena Benda as Czech Lady

Henry Hall as Senator

Henry Herbert as Senator

Herbert Evans as Senator

J.C. Fowler as Senator

James Carlisle as Senator

Jim Farley as Senator

Jimmy Jordan as Bit Role

Jimmy Marr as Soldier

Joel Davis as Drinkwater - English Boy

John Benson as Soldier

John Bogden as Soldier

John Dawson as Military Police Officer

John Elliott as An Average Citizen

John Ince as Senator

John M. Sullivan as Senator

John Shaw as Office Worker

Johnny Duncan as Teenager Blowing Noisemaker

Joseph W. Girard as Senator

Ken Stewart as Soldier

Kenneth Farrell as Union Soldier

Lane Chandler as Minute Man

Larry Wheat as Butler

Lloyd Ingraham as Senator

Louis Payne as Senator

Margie Stewart as Bit Part

Marjorie Henderson as Girl

Mary Halsey as Officer Worker

Maurice Tauzin as Pepi - French Boy

Mike Road as Soldier

Molio Sheron as Russian

Norman Mayes as Waiter

Oleg Balaeff as Russian Boy

Patricia Prest as Katrina - Dutch Girl

Richard Thorne as World War I Soldier

Robert Strong as Soldier

Ronald Gaye as Drummer Boy

Rosemary La Planche as Bit Part

Russell Hopton as Remorse - News Photographer

Sammy Blum as Train Conductor

Selmer Jackson as Sunday Editor

Sheldon Jett as Big Fat Man

Sherry Hall as Well-Wisher

Stella LeSaint as Bit Role

Steve Winston as Office Worker

Teddy Infuhr as Czech Boy

Tom Burton as Office Worker

Victor Cutler as Soldier

Virginia Sale as Clark's Secretary

Walter Soo Hoo as Yen Choy - Chinese Boy

Wheaton Chambers as Well-Wisher

Wilbur Mack as Senator

William Yip as Chinese Man

Yvette Duguay as Emica - Greek Girl