Cast and credits of This Is the Army

Jerry Jones

Eileen Dibble

Maxie Twardofsky

Sgt. McGee

Eddie Dibble

Mrs. Davidson

Rose Dibble

Maj. John B. Davidson

Ethel Jones

Mrs. O'Brien

Mrs. Nelson

Gertrude Niesen

World War One Vocalist

Kate Smith

Ronald Reagan

Johnny Jones (as Lt. Ronald Reagan)

Joe Louis

Joe Louis (as Sgt. Joe Louis)

Alan Anderson

Assistant Stage Manager Anderson (as 1st Sgt Alan Anderson)

Ezra Stone

M / Sgt. Ezra Stone (as M/Sgt. Ezra Stone)

Tom D'Andrea

Tommy (as T/Sgt. Tom D'Andrea)

James Burrell

Lead Singer - 'I'm Getting Tired' (as S/Sgt. James Burrell)

Ross Elliott

Officer in Magician Skit (as Sgt. Ross Elliot)

Alan Manson

Hunting Skit Straight Man / Jane Cowl (as Sgt. Alan Manson)

John Prinze Mendes

Magician in Skit (as Sgt. John Prinze Mendes)

Julie Oshins

Pvt. Twardofsky (as Sgt. Julie Oshins)

Earl Oxford

Lead Singer - 'I Left My Heart' Number (as Sgt. Earl Oxford)

Robert Shanley

Ted Nelson (as Sgt. Robert Shanley)

Philip Truex

Acting Sergeant of the New Guard (as Sgt. Philip Truex)

James MacColl

Soldier / Alfred Lunt (as Cpl. James MacColl)

Herbert Anderson

Danny Davidson (as Cpl. Herbert Anderson)

Ralph Magelssen

Lead Singer - 'Mandy' (as Cpl. Ralph Magelssen)

Tilestone Perry

Soldier / Lynn Fontanne (as Cpl. Tileston Perry)

John Cook Jr.

Soldier (as Pfc. Joe Cook Jr.)

Larry Weeks

KP Potato Juggler (as Pfc. Larry Weeks)

The Allon Trio

Allon Trio

Murray Alper

Soldier (uncredited)

Warner Anderson

Kate Smith's Announcer (uncredited)

Irving Bacon

Waiter (uncredited)

Leah Baird

Old-Timer's Wife (uncredited)

Louis Bednarcik

Allon Trio Acrobat (uncredited)

Irving Berlin

Irving Berlin (uncredited)

Dick Bernie

Hunting Skit Comedian (uncredited)

Carlyle Blackwell Jr.

Soldier (uncredited)

Jackie Brown

Mike Nelson (uncredited)

Marion Brown

Heavyset Dancer - 'Harlem' Number (uncredited)

Angelo Buono

Allon Trio Acrobat (uncredited)

Jimmy Butler

Soldier (uncredited)

Frank Coghlan Jr.

Soldier at Camp (uncredited)

Jimmy Conlin

Stage Doorman (uncredited)

Richard Crane

Sergeant on Field March (uncredited)

Belmonte Cristiani

Soldier (uncredited)

James Cross

Lead Singer / Dancer - 'Harlem' Number (uncredited)

John Daheim

Soldier (uncredited)

Dan Dailey

Soldier - 'This Is the Army' Number (uncredited)

Gayle DeCamp

Soldier (uncredited)

Alan Dexter

Soldier (uncredited)

John Draper

Soldier (uncredited)

Geno Erbisti

Allon Trio Acrobat (uncredited)

Richard Farnsworth

Soldier (uncredited)

Martin Faust

Soldier (uncredited)

Sgt. Fisher

Blake Nelson (uncredited)

Bess Flowers

Woman in Audience (uncredited)

Ross Ford

Soldier (uncredited)

Art Foster

Soldier (uncredited)

Ilka Grüning

Mrs. Twardofsky (uncredited)

Eddie Hall

Sailor (uncredited)

Hank Henry

Plumber - 'Ladies of Chorus' Number / Cigar-Smoker in Canteen (uncredited)

Richard Irving

Mandy In Yellow Dress (uncredited)

John James

Soldier (uncredited)

Jerry Jarrett

Soldier (uncredited)

Payne B. Johnson

Boy (uncredited)

Henry Jones

Mr. Brown / World War One Bugle Audition Observer (uncredited)

Fred Kelly

Mandy's Beau (uncredited)

Bill Kennedy

News Commentator (uncredited)

Gary Merrill

Backstage MP on Right (uncredited)

Pinkie Mitchell

Comic General in Acrobat Skit (uncredited)

Victor Moore

Soldier's Father (uncredited)

Patsie Moran

Marie Twardofsky (uncredited)

Gene Nelson

Soldier (uncredited)

Allen Pomeroy

Soldier (uncredited)

Richard Reeves

Moore's Son's Dance Partner - 'Ladies of Chorus' (uncredited)

Sydney Robin

Mr. Jones / Printer - 'Ladies of Chorus' (uncredited)

William Roerick

Mr. Green (uncredited)

Hayden Rorke

Soldier / Stage Manager (uncredited)

Milton Rosenstock

Pit Orchestra Conductor (uncredited)

Robert Sidney

Soldier (uncredited)

Arthur Space

Soldier (uncredited)

Arthur Steiner

Soldier (uncredited)

Ernest Truex

Soldier's Father (uncredited)

Pierre Watkin

Stranger in Audience (uncredited)

Doodles Weaver

Soldier (uncredited)

Bert Whitley

Soldier (uncredited)

William Wycoff

Dancer in Drag - 'Harlem' Number (uncredited)

Jack Young

Franklin D. Roosevelt (uncredited)

Casey Robinson

(screenplay) and

Claude Binyon

(screenplay) (as Capt. Claude Binyon)

Irving Berlin

play (uncredited)

Julius J. Epstein

contract writer (uncredited)

Philip G. Epstein

contract writer (uncredited)