Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Baby Sandy | ... | Baby Sandy | |
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Billy Lenhart | ... | Pat (as Butch) |
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Kenneth Brown | ... | Mike (as Buddy) |
Eugene Pallette | ... | P.J. Barnett | |
Nan Grey | ... | Mary Phillips | |
Tom Brown | ... | Joe Phillips | |
Mischa Auer | ... | Felix Lobo Smith | |
Billy Gilbert | ... | Billy Pepino | |
Edgar Kennedy | ... | Officer Rafferty | |
Fritz Feld | ... | Mario | |
Anne Gwynne | ... | Millie | |
Richard Lane | ... | Philip Jarvis | |
Charles C. Wilson | ... | Sergeant | |
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Joe Downing | ... | Nick Case |
John Kelly | ... | Murphy |
It is important to Joe and Mary Phillips and their baby Sandy that Joe's employer, the P. J. Barnett Company, get the contract to build Maylor bridge, because it means a pay raise for Joe. Joe's raise hinges upon Davis, the man in charge of bids for the city, accepting his estimate. To insure that Joe will get the raise, the Phillips invite Mr. Barnett to dinner. As Mary shops for the evening's festivities, she leaves Sandy in the charge of Billy Pepino, an unemployed construction foreman who lives next door. Billy, who has been fired as foreman on a Barnett building because Barnett considers him unlucky, is paid a visit by inventor Felix Lobo Smith, who has just developed a safety parachute for construction workers and hopes to sell it to Barnett. Billy accompanies Felix on a visit to Barnett's office, leaving Sandy in the care of his sons Mike and Pat, who take the toddler with them to perform in the streets. Sandy crawls into a restaurant, where Felix, who has been thrown out of ...