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Saturday Cinema: The Road to Morocco

on BBC Two England

starring Bing Crosby , Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour
A double-bill featuring two of the classic Road films. In the first, Bob finds himself captive in a harem when his singing companion sells him for 200 dollars. He cheers up on discovering that he is prisoner to the beautiful Princess Shalmar who has 'bought' him for the purpose of marriage...
Screenplay by FRANK BUTLER and DON HARTMAN
Directed by DAVID BUTLER
Films: page 23
and at 4.10
The Road to Utopia
Utopia proves to be the frozen North as Bing and Bob head for Alaska in search of a goldmine - and there to raise their temperatures more than a few degrees is, of course, Dottie Lamour.
Screenplay by NORMAN PANAMA and MELVYN FRANK
Produced by PAUL JONES Directed by HAL WALKER

Contributors

Unknown:
Bing Crosby
Unknown:
Bob Hope
Unknown:
Dorothy Lamour
Unknown:
Frank Butler
Unknown:
Don Hartman
Directed By:
David Butler
Unknown:
Dottie Lamour.
Play By:
Norman Panama
Unknown:
Melvyn Frank
Produced By:
Paul Jones
Directed By:
Hal Walker
Jeff Peters:
Bing Crosby
Orville 'Turkey ' Jackson:
Bob Hope
Princess Shalmar:
Dorothy Lamour
Sheikh Kasim:
Anthony Quinn
Mihirmah:
Dona Drake
Duke Johnson:
Bing Crosby
Chester Hooton:
Bob Hope
Sal:
Dorothy Lamour
Kate:
Hillary Brooke
Ace Larson:
Douglass Dumbridge
Le Bee:
Jack La Rue
Sperry:
Robert Barra
McGurk:
Nestor Paiva
Mr Latimer:
Will Wright
Ringleader:
Jimmy Dundee
Narrator:
Robert Benchley

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