International House (1933)
A Chinese scientist invents television, and Agents from all countries gather in the remote Chinese city of Wu-Hu to buy the rights. American Tommy Nash is in trouble with fiancée Carol because his illnesses keep postponing their wedding; playgirl Peggy evades jealous ex-husband Petronovich and pursues rich American Professor Quail. Much of the movie is comedy and musical acts from old-time radio, made visible by the "radioscope". Highlight: Cab Calloway performing "Reefer Man". (IMDB Rod Crawford)
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| Peggy Hopkins Joyce |
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| W.C. Fields |
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| Rudy Vallee |
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| Stuart Erwin |
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| George Burns |
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| Gracie Allen |
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| Sari Maritza |
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| F. Chase Taylor and Budd Hulick |
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| Cab Calloway |
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| Bela Lugosi |
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| Rose Marie |
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| Franklin Pangborn |
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| Edmund Breese |
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| Lumsden Hare |
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| Sterling Holloway |
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| Lona Andre |
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| Norman Ainsley |
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| Clem Beauchamp |
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| Bela Lugosi |
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| Ernest Wood |
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| Harrison Greene |
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| Bo Ching and George Burns |
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| Franklin Pangborn |
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| Burns and Allen |
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| Stuart Erwin and Sari Maritza |
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| Etta Lee |
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| Henry Sedley and Bela Lugosi |
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| Bela Lugosi and Wong Chung |
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| James Wong and Franklin Pangborn |
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| Gwen Zetter |
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| Mary Jane Sloan |
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| Cyril Ring and Franklin Pangborn |
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| Gracie Allen |
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| Rose Marie |
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| Al Morgan and Cab Calloway |
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| W.C. Fields, Ethan Laidlaw and Bela Lugosi |
