Thank you Chip,

I didn't mention the other actors/actresses being they were listed in the IMDB Link.  I was surprised to see George Raft looking so young, and not like he has been in a lot of his other movies as a gangster tossing a coin.

I did bid on the VHS Tape, and I am sure I will win it.  Thank you again.  It will be nice to see it without interruptions and then part of the scene repeated when the commercial was done.

Thank you for the side note about Robert Altman too.  I know that people depend on IMDB for information about movies, but I remember that Alvin Greenman (Alfred in Miracle on 34th, Street (1947) was uncredited too in the movie, but on IMDB, they listed him as uncredited.

I wish there was an accurate database online so people could have the correct information.  I'm sure there are a lot more notable persons who go uncredited.

I figured with you being a huge movie buff, that you would of known about this movie.  I was surprised to see what movies that I guess are now "Public Domain" that are available for streaming for free on mobile devices.

One thing, with vintage cartoons, they usually will cover up the "Copyright Information" with the color of the background of the opening frames.    I have seen this with some movies too.

I would rather watch movies from Hollywood's Golden Age, than most movies and TV programs that are out there today.

I'm still searching for "The Great O'Malley" (1937) with Pat O'Brien, Humphrey Bogart, Ann Sheridan  and other's, and a movie about an orphan named Dondi (1963) that was based on a Comic Strip Character, and David Jannsen was his "G. I. Buddy.  I have only seen both of these movies once in my lifetime, and don't know if they have ever been released on video or not.  I believe I mentioned these movies in other threads in the past.

Thank you again.

{EDITED 1/23/14} I meant to put 1961 for the year that "Dondi" came out, not 1963"