Chip Off the Old Block

February. 01,1944 NR

Rating：

6.8

Genre：

Comedy Music

Keywords：

Broadway Navy Officer

Trailer Synopsis Cast

The son of a strict Navy officer falls for the daughter of a musical-comedy star.

Donald O'Connor as Donald Corrigan

Peggy Ryan as Peggy Flaherty

Ann Blyth as Glory Marlow III

Helen Vinson as Glory Marlow Jr.

Helen Broderick as Glory Marlow Sr.

Arthur Treacher as Quentin

Patric Knowles as Commander Judd Corrigan

J. Edward Bromberg as Blaney Wright

Ernest Truex as Henry McHugh

Minna Gombell as Milly

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