Rhubarb

Rhubarb (1951)

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  • Genre: Comedy, Family
  • Release Date: 1951-08-29
  • User Rating: 5.5/10 from 7 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 34min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Paramount Pictures
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Director: Arthur Lubin
star 5.5/10
From 7 Ratings
6.8

Summary

Rich, eccentric T.J. Banner adopts a feral cat who becomes an affectionate pet he names Rhubarb. 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 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.

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  • Ray Milland

    as Eric Yeager

  • Jan Sterling

    as Polly Sickles

  • Gene Lockhart

    as Thaddeus J. Banner

  • William Frawley

    as Len Sickles

  • Elsie Holmes

    as Myra Banner

  • Taylor Holmes

    as P. Duncan Munk

  • Willard Waterman

    as Orlando Dill

  • Henry Slate

    as Dud Logan

  • James Griffith

    as Ogelthorpe Meadows

  • Jim Hayward

    as Doom

  • Donald MacBride

    as Pheeny

  • Hal K. Dawson

    as Mr. Fisher

  • Brooks Benedict

    as Dill's Lawyer #1 (uncredited)

  • Edward Biby

    as Weather Forecaster (uncredited)

  • Billie Bird

    as Mona Lizzie (uncredited)

  • Larry J. Blake

    as Police Radio Voice (uncredited) (voice)

  • Madge Blake

    as Mrs. Emily Thompson (uncredited)

  • Oliver Blake

    as Cadaver Jones (uncredited)

  • Gail Bonney

    as Woman with Dog (uncredited)

  • Joe Brooks

    as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)

  • Morgan Brown

    as Baseball Game Spectator (uncredited)

  • Harry Cheshire

    as Mr. Seegle - Board Member (uncredited)

  • Edward Clark

    as Judge Loudermilk (uncredited)

  • Tris Coffin

    as Dr. Henry J. Stillman (uncredited)

  • Paul Douglas

    as Man on Park Bench (uncredited)

  • Jimmie Dundee

    as Pencil Louie's Driver (uncredited)

  • Al Ferguson

    as Policeman in Garden (uncredited)

  • James Flavin

    as O'Leary, Manhattan Police Chief (uncredited)

  • Adda Gleason

    as Maid (uncredited)

  • Sandra Gould

    as Housewife Bettor (uncredited)

  • Joe Gray

    as Baseball Player (uncredited)

  • Mack Gray

    as Suspect in Polo Coat in Line-Up (uncredited)

  • Don Haggerty

    as Policeman (uncredited)

  • Chuck Hamilton

    as Detective (uncredited)

  • Stuart Holmes

    as Golfer (uncredited)

  • Wilbur Mack

    as Golfer (uncredited)

  • George Magrill

    as Policeman at Ballpark (uncredited)

  • Strother Martin

    as Michael 'Shorty' McGirk (uncredited)

  • Edwin Max

    as Fish Eye (uncredited)

  • Howard Negley

    as Process Server (uncredited)

  • Leonard Nimoy

    as Young Baseball Player (uncredited)

  • Jack Perry

    as Baseball Game Spectator (uncredited)

  • Joe Ploski

    as Henchman (uncredited)

  • Ralph Sanford

    as Eddie - Brooklyn Police Chief (uncredited)

  • Charles Sherlock

    as Court Clerk (uncredited)

  • Bert Stevens

    as Baseball Game Spectator (uncredited)

  • Jack Stoney

    as Henchman (uncredited)

  • Frank Sully

    as Big Head Charlie - Bookie (uncredited)

  • Dorothy Vernon

    as Baseball Game Spectator (uncredited)

  • Sailor Vincent

    as Baseball Game Spectator (uncredited)

  • Ben Welden

    as Oily Moe - Bookie (uncredited)
Directing Arthur Lubin Director
Writing Dorothy Davenport Screenplay
Writing H. Allen Smith Novel
Writing Francis M. Cockrell Screenplay
Camera Lionel Lindon Director of Photography
Production George Seaton Producer
Editing Alma Macrorie Editor
Production William Perlberg Producer

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