You Can't Ration Love

Betty Hammond

John 'Two Point' Simpson (as Johnnie Johnston)

Marian Douglas

Kewpie (as Johnnie 'Scat' Davis)

Bubbles Keenan

Pete Allen, big man on campus

Pickles, short unattractive boy

Christine, Tall Girl dancing with Pickles

Orchestra Leader (as D'Artega and His All Girl Orchestra)

Madge (unconfirmed)

Pop (uncredited)

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Deli Manager in Paramount Newsreel (uncredited)

Bit Role (uncredited)

Congressman in Paramount Newsreel (uncredited)

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Miss Hawks (uncredited)

Mrs. Boskowsky (uncredited)

Fat Man (uncredited)

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Dean Pettigrew (uncredited)

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Narrator of Paramount Newsreel (uncredited)

Miss Hawks (replaced by Sarah Edwards) (uncredited)

Acrobat (uncredited)

Mrs. Smith (uncredited)

Messenger Boy (uncredited)

Acrobat (uncredited)

Acrobat (uncredited)

Acrobat (uncredited)

Acrobat (uncredited)

Acrobat (uncredited)

Judge Cary, Justice of the Peace (uncredited)

One of over 700 Paramount Productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned and controlled by Universal ever since.

The film's title was used in some advertising at the time of its premiere: 'Many newspapers advertisements included admonitions to buy bonds. (...) Kroger's claimed that its Clock Bread, which cost 17 cents for two loaves, provided war workers with "energy vitamins" for "the needed extra vitality". An advertisement for Cornway's Jewelers, claiming that "You Can't Ration Love," stated: "We will have war and weddings! We will have bombers and bullets... and babies, too! We're not going to stop the pursuit of happiness! We don't have to... We must not!"' - James B. Lane, "City of the Century: A History of Gary, Indiana", page 211. Indiana University Press, Bloomington, London.