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Mr. Celebrity is a 1941 American sports comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring Robert Henry, James Seay and William Halligan. [1] Plot. Cast. Robert Henry as Danny Mason (as Buzzy Henry) James Seay as Jim Kane. Doris Day as Carol Carter. William Halligan as Daniel Mason. Laura Treadwell as Mrs. Mason. Gavin Gordon as Travers.
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With Robert 'Buzz' Henry, James Seay, Doris Day, William Halligan. The grandparents, Daniel Mason (William Halligan) and Mrs. Mason (Laura Treadwell) of Danny Mason (Robert 'Buzz' Henry)), an orphaned boy, are trying to have him put into their custody rather than that of his uncle, Jim King (James Seay), a racetrack veterinary, as they object ...
Mr. Celebrity (1941) directed by William Beaudine • Reviews, film + cast • Letterboxd. 1941 Directed by William Beaudine. They Staked Everything On A Boy’s Faith… And Won! A couple attempts to win custody of their orphaned grandson, who’s being raised by his veterinarian uncle in a racetrack environment. Cast. Crew. Details. Genres. Releases.
Mr. Celebrity (1941) Comedy | 67 minutes. - No votes yet. + My vote. Alternative title: Turf Boy. Country: United States. Directed by: William Beaudine. Stars: Robert "Buzz" Henry, James Seay and Doris Day. IMDb score: 5,4 (43) Releasedate: 10 October 1941. US. UK. This movie is not available on US streaming services. 10 Sec.
When not tending to ailing nags, Kane struggles to prevent Danny's snobbish grandparents (William Halligan and Laura Treadwell) from gaining custody of a boy. Naturally, Kane will be able to afford to officially adopt Danny himself, if only Mr. Celebrity wins that all-important Big Race.
Brief Synopsis. The grandparents (James Halligan and Laura Treadwell) of Danny Mason (Buzzy Henry), an orphaned boy, are trying to have him put into their custody rather than that of his uncle, Jim King (James Seay), a racetrack veterinary, as they object to the track enviroment in which he is being raised. Their destinies become entwined with ...
