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THE FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS
USA 1941. Universal Pictures Company Inc. — A René
Clair Production.
Released through Universal Pictures Company Inc.
CAST: Marlene Dietrich (Countess
Claire Ledeux, aka Lili); Bruce Cabot (Robert
Latour); Roland Young (Charles Giraud);
Mischa Auer (Zolotov); Andy Devine (First
sailor); Frank Jenks (Second sailor);
Eddie Quillan (Third sailor); Laura Hope Crews
(Auntie); Franklin Pangborn (Bellows);
Theresa Harris (Clementine); Clarence Muse
(Samuel); Melville Cooper (Brother-in-law);
Anne Revere (Sister); Bob Evans (William);
Emily Fitzroy, Virginia Sale, Dorrothy Adams (Cousins);
Gitta Alpar, Anthony Marlowe (Opera singers);
Shemp Howard, Frank Sully, Tony Paton (Waiters);
Gus Schilling (Clerk); Jo Devlin, Frank
Moran, Jack Raymond (Sailors); Rex Evans
(Burly); Jess Lee Brooks, Billy Mitchell
(Black men); Barbara Brewster, Gloria
Brewster, Virginia Engels (Girls); James
Guilfoyle (Man on Dock); Lois Lindsay (Young
girl); with Roy Harris, Mary Treen, Herbert
Rawlinson, Charlotte Treadway, Jennifer Gray,
Lowell Drew, Reed Hadley.
CREDITS:
René Clair (Director); Joe Pasternak
(Producer); Phillip P. Karlstein (Assistant
Director); Norman Krasna (Scenarist);
Rudolph Maté (Photographer); Jack Otterson
(Art Director); Martin Obzina (Associate
Art Director); Frank Gross (Editor);
Russell A. Gausman (Set Decorations); René
Hubert (Costumer); Charles Previn (Musical
Director); Frank Skinner (Musical Score);
Bernard B. Brown (Sound Supervisor); Robert
Pritchard (Technician); Vincent Mahony (Unit
Pub. Writer).
SONGS:
"Sweet is the Blush of May" (sung by Marlene
Dietrich), "Salt O' the Sea" (sung
by the ship's crew), "Oh, Joyful
Day" (sung by chorus during wedding ceremony)
by Charles Previn (Music) and Sam Lerner (Lyrics).
Black-and-White. 2,170 meters, 79 minutes
Production Date: January 6th — Early March 1941.
Premiere: April 24th 1941, Orpheum, New Orleans.
Oscar Nomination 1941 (14th): Art Direction
(Black-and-White): Martin Obzina, Jack
Otterson;
Interior Decoration (Black-and-White): Russell
A. Gausman.
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