The Trouble with Girls (1969)
Overview
Chautauqua manager Walter Hale and his loyal business manager struggle to keep their traveling troupe together in small town America.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.6441 |
Directed By
Peter Tewksbury
Crew
Arnold Peyser
Peter Tewksbury
Lois Peyser
Wilson McCarthy
Jonathan Lucas
Day Keene
Edward C. Carfagno
Mary Keats
John Clarke Bowman
John Truwe
Henry Grace
Bill Thomas
Mauri Grashin
Lester Welch
George W. Davis
George W. Brooks
William Tuttle
Franklin Milton
Jacques R. Marquette
Jack Mills
Robert Vreeland
Dwight V. Babcock
Billy Strange
Robert B. Shepard
TOP CAST
Elvis Presley
Walter Hale
Marlyn Mason
Charlene
Nicole Jaffe
Betty
Sheree North
Nita Bix
Edward Andrews
Johnny
John Carradine
Mr. Drewcolt
Anissa Jones
Carol
Vincent Price
Mr. Morality
Joyce Van Patten
Maude
Pepe Brown
Willy
Dabney Coleman
Harrison Wilby
Bill Zuckert
Mayor Gilchrist
Pitt Herbert
Mr. Perper
Scooter Teague
Clarence
Med Flory
Constable
Robert Nichols
Smith
Helene Winston
Olga Prchlik
Kevin O'Neal
Yale
Frank Welker
Rutgers
John Rubinstein
Yale
Charles Briles
Amherst
Patsy Garrett
Mrs. Gilchrist
Linda Sue Risk
Lily-Jeanne
Charles Thompson
Cabbie
Leonard Rumery
First Farmhand
William M. Paris
Second Farmhand
Kathleen Rainey
Third Farmhand
Hal Pederson
Soda Jerk
Mike Wagner
Chowderhead
Frank Parker
Iceman
Duke Snider
The Cranker
Joe Esposito
Gambler (uncredited)
William H. O'Brien
Hotel Lobby Extra (uncredited)
Susan Olsen
Auditioning Singer (uncredited)
Jerry Schilling
Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)
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