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Rhubarb ()

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Rich, eccentric T.J. Banner adopts a feral cat who becomes an affectionate pet. Then T.J. dies, leaving to Rhubarb most of his money and a pro baseball team, the Brooklyn Loons. When the team protests, publicist Eric Yeager convinces them... See more »
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Eric Yeager
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Polly Sickles
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Thaddeus J. Banner
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Len Sickles
Elsie Holmes ...
Myra Banner
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P. Duncan Munk
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Orlando Dill
Henry Slate ...
Dud Logan
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Ogelthorpe 'Oggie' Meadows (as James W. Griffith)
Jim Hayward ...
Doom
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Pheeny
Hal K. Dawson ...
Mr. Fisher
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Rhubarb (as Rhubarb)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
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Dill's Lawyer #1 (uncredited)
Sedal Bennett ...
Minor Role (uncredited)
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Weather Forecaster (uncredited)
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Mona Lizzie (uncredited)
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Police Radio Voice (uncredited) (voice)
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Mrs. Emily Thompson (uncredited)
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Cadaver Jones (uncredited)
Herman Boden ...
Photographer (uncredited)
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Woman with Dog (uncredited)
John Breen ...
Western Union Boy (uncredited)
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Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
Ralph Brooks ...
Dill's Lawyer #2 (uncredited)
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Baseball Game Spectator (uncredited)
Joseph Bryan ...
Radio Announcer (uncredited)
Charles Campbell ...
Announcer (uncredited)
Douglas Carter ...
Newspaper Reporter (uncredited)
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Mr. Seegle - Board Member (uncredited)
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Judge Loudermilk (uncredited)
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Dr. Henry J. Stillman (uncredited)
James Conaty ...
Sporting Goods Store Customer (uncredited)
Jack Daly ...
Officer (uncredited)
Mike Donovan ...
Bartender (uncredited)
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Man on Park Bench (uncredited)
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Pencil Louie's Driver (uncredited)
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Policeman in Garden (uncredited)
Charles Ferguson ...
Baseball Player (uncredited)
Frank Fiumara ...
Baseball Player (uncredited)
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O'Leary, Manhattan Police Chief (uncredited)
Howard Gardiner ...
Bailiff (uncredited)
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Maid (uncredited)
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Golfer (uncredited)
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Housewife Bettor (uncredited)
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Baseball Player (uncredited)
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Suspect in Polo Coat in Line-Up (uncredited)
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Policeman (uncredited)
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Detective (uncredited)
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Radio Announcer (uncredited) (voice)
Buck Harrington ...
Proprietor (uncredited)
Hans Herbert ...
Doctor (uncredited)
F. Herrick Herrick ...
Newspaper Reporter (uncredited)
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Golfer (uncredited)
Wally Hood ...
Umpire (uncredited)
Jerry James ...
Policeman (uncredited)
Curtis Jarrett ...
Minor Role (uncredited)
Dolly Jarvis ...
Photographer (uncredited)
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Pencil Louie (uncredited)
Harold J. Kennedy ...
Sporting Goods Salesman (uncredited)
Donald Kerr ...
Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Michele Lange ...
Newspaper Reporter (uncredited)
Grace Lenard ...
Kitty (uncredited)
Arthur Lovejoy ...
Minister (uncredited)
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Golfer (uncredited)
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Policeman at Ballpark (uncredited)
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Michael 'Shorty' McGirk (uncredited)
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Fish Eye (uncredited)
Paul Maxey ...
Mr. Reese - Board Member (uncredited)
Stanley McKay ...
Newspaper Reporter (uncredited)
William Meader ...
Photographer (uncredited)
Lee Miller ...
Baseball Player (uncredited)
Rex Moore ...
Caddy (uncredited)
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Process Server (uncredited)
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Young Baseball Player (uncredited)
Will Orlean ...
Hoodlum (uncredited)
Stanley Orr ...
Newspaper Reporter (uncredited)
Ruth Packard ...
Minister's Wife (uncredited)
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Baseball Game Spectator (uncredited)
Sam Pierce ...
Barber (uncredited)
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Henchman (uncredited)
Hilda Plowright ...
Katie (uncredited)
Anthony Radecki ...
Baseball Player (uncredited)
Roberta Richards ...
Reporter (uncredited)
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Eddie - Brooklyn Police Chief (uncredited)
Carl Saxe ...
St. Louis Baseball Player (uncredited)
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Hamburger Harry - Bookie (uncredited)
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Court Clerk (uncredited)
George Sherwood ...
Mr. Thompson (uncredited)
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Baseball Game Spectator (uncredited)
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Henchman (uncredited)
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Fan with Binoculars (uncredited)
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Big Head Charlie - Bookie (uncredited)
Gus Taillon ...
Sexton (uncredited)
Joseph Terry ...
Caddy (uncredited)
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Baseball Player (uncredited)
Harry Varteresian ...
Elbert (uncredited)
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Baseball Game Spectator (uncredited)
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Baseball Game Spectator (uncredited)
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St. Louis Manager (uncredited)
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Oily Moe - Bookie (uncredited)
Eric Wilton ...
Golfer (uncredited)
Hank Wise ...
Baseball Pitcher (uncredited)
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Mr. Carroll - Board Member (uncredited)

Directed by

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Arthur Lubin

Written by

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Dorothy Davenport ... (screenplay) (as Dorothy Reid) and
Francis M. Cockrell ... (screenplay) (as Francis Cockrell)
 
H. Allen Smith ... (based on the novel by)
 
David Stern ... (additional dialogue) (uncredited)

Produced by

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William Perlberg ... producer
George Seaton ... producer

Music by

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Van Cleave

Cinematography by

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Lionel Lindon ... director of photography

Editing by

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Alma Macrorie

Art Direction by

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Henry Bumstead
Hal Pereira

Set Decoration by

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Sam Comer
Ross Dowd

Makeup Department

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Wally Westmore ... makeup supervisor
Geraldine Cole ... hair stylist (uncredited)

Production Management

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William Mull ... production manager (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Francisco Day ... assistant director (uncredited)

Sound Department

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John Cope ... sound
Harry D. Mills ... sound (as Harry Mills)

Visual Effects by

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Gordon Jennings ... special photographic effects

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Edith Head ... costumer

Additional Crew

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Arthur Jacobson ... assistant to producers
Frank Inn ... cat trainer (uncredited)
Charles Reid ... set veterinarian (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

Rich, eccentric T.J. Banner adopts a feral cat who becomes an affectionate pet. Then T.J. dies, leaving to Rhubarb most of his money and a pro baseball team, the Brooklyn Loons. When the team protests, publicist Eric Yeager convinces them that Rhubarb is good luck. But Eric's fiancée Polly seems to be allergic to cats, and the team's success may mean new hazards for Rhubarb. Written by Rod Crawford

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Taglines The Story of the Millionaire Tomcat ... who inherits a big-league ball team! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Rhubarb, le chat millionnaire (France)
  • Il gatto milionario (Italy)
  • Um Gato em Minha Vida (Brazil)
  • Det var kattens (Denmark)
  • Aj, som katten (Sweden)
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  • 94 min
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Trivia At the theatrical opening of this film, kids were handed (for free) an "autographed" picture of Rhubarb. The signature on the photo was a paw print. See more »
Goofs At the end of the opening sequence, when Rhubarb is pursuing the fleeing dog past a shop, the film is clearly reversed - the word "Furniture" over the shop front is mirrored, as is the wording on the mailbox. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in The Comedy of Terrors (1963). See more »
Soundtracks FRIENDLY FINANCE COMPANY See more »
Crazy Credits The opening cast list ends: "and introducing the newest addition to Hollywood's great galaxy of stars -- that dynamic, exciting, scintillating personality RHUBARB (by special arrangement with the S.P.C.A.) ...A.H.A. Y.M.C.A. U.C.L.A. B.P.O.E. R.F.C.)" See more »
Quotes Eric Yeager: [to Rhubarb] Now listen ya lug, you're in the chips now, the blue chips. So stop acting like a goon squad. This is an okay dame. She doesn't want a nickel of your dough.
[to Polly]
Eric Yeager: stroke him very gently on his head.
Polly Sickles: Why, he doesn't even hiss.
Eric Yeager: You're now a member of the club.
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