Swing High, Swing Low1937
Swing High, Swing Low (1937)
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Cast
as Marguerite 'Maggie' King
as Skid Johnson
as Anita Alvarez
as Harry
as Ella
as Harvey Dexter
as Murphy
as Georgie
as Henri
as The Don
as Tony
as Chief of Police
as Interpreter
as Judge
as Sleepy Servant
as Man in Nightclub
as Man in Nightclub
as Black Santa Claus
as Interpreter
as Justice of Peace
as Elevator Boy
as Manager
as Dock Policeman
as Italian
as Army Lieutenant
as Croupier
as Gambler
as Gambler
as Gambler
as Attendant
as Customer
as Panamanian at Cock Fight
as Cook
as Radio Technician
as Army Surgeon
as Radio Announcer
as Musselwhite
as Purser
Critic Reviews for Swing High, Swing Low
All Critics (2) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (1)
arole Lombard sings and suffers, Fred MacMurray plays the trumpet, and love blows hot and cold. Good entertainment.
Beautifully affecting
Any film that has Franklin Pangborn, no matter how little screen time, should have been able to swing more high than low.
Audience Reviews for Swing High, Swing Low
Boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl again, roll credits. The charisma of the stars carry the well known story then, and they don't do too badly at all. Look for Anthony Quinn and Dorothy Lamour in smaller parts before they were big time box office draws. MacMurray has to Act like he's playing a trumpet the whole film and I don't think he could play a lick, so that's something.
Super Reviewer
The story has cobwebs on it but Carole and Fred make it far better than it should be. Jean Dixon adds a nice bit of snap in support as well.
Super Reviewer
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