Two Guys From Milwaukee 1946 Dennis Morgan, S. Z. Sakall

Balkan Prince Henry arrives in New York City, determined to see how the "ordinary" man lives and works. Since his travel companions are unaware of his bold plan, he has to sneak away. He takes a taxi and gets to know the driver, Buzz Williams. Henry makes up a background story for himself, claiming to be from Milwaukee, but it turns out the taxi driver was born and grew up there, which makes it harder for Henry to maintain his lie. Buzz invites Henry into his Brooklyn home, and teaches the prince all there is to know about real life. Henry is introduced to Buzz's sister, Nan Evans, and her young daughter, Peggy. Unfortunately for Henry, there is a picture of him in the newspapers the next day, and it says he has been kidnapped. Henry assures Buzz that he will return in good time to stop his country from being converted to a republic. Buzz then helps Henry disguise himself by taking him to the barber shop where his girlfriend Connie Read works, and he shaves off his mustache... Directed by David Butler Produced by Alex Gottlieb Written by Charles Hoffman I. A. L. Diamond Starring Dennis Morgan Jack Carson Joan Leslie Music by Fredrick Hollander Cinematography Arthur Edeson Edited by Irene Morra Dennis Morgan as Prince Henry Joan Leslie as Connie Read Jack Carson as Buzz Williams Janis Paige as Polly S. Z. Sakall as Count Oswald Patti Brady as Peggy Rosemary DeCamp as Nan Tom D'Andrea as Happy John Ridgely as Mike Collins Pat McVey as Johnson Franklin Pangborn as Theatre Manager Francis Pierlot as Dr. Bauer