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There's ingenuity in the writing, the direction is snappy, and the principals do their stuff with gusto. There's laughs and entertainment in the proceedings. — BOXOFFICE
Combination of music and fun makes this grand entertain¬ ment. It will bring joy to every member of the family. Pure, unadulterated fun heavily trimmed with music — the kind that carries popular appeal. —FILM DAILY
Judy Canova's inimitable style of acting dominates the pic¬ ture and her fans will welcome her in this production as they have in her past successes. There are plenty of good laughs in the picture. With Judy alone, "Sleepytime Gal" would be boxoflice. But it is given added drawing power ... a bangup cast. —SHOWMEN'S TRADE REVIEW
The action is very fast, and most of the gags provoke laugh¬ ter . . . the music is lively . . . the picture has been produced lavishly. —HARRISON'S REPORTS
The versatile and entertaining Judy Canova is responsible for considerable of the zest in this comedy effort, which has sev¬ eral saleable elements worthy of special exhibitor attention.
—MOTION PICTURE DAILY
Judy Canova offers a variety of comedy routines and a num¬ ber of musical numbers, the last one something of a sizzler.
—MOTION PICTURE HERALD
stiffs GREATS COMEDIENNE
TOM BROWN • BILLY GILBERT * RUTH TERRY
THURSTON HALL * ELISHA COOK, JR. • JERRY LESTER • MILDRED COLES HAROLD HUBER and SKINNAY ENNIS AND HIS BAND
ALBERT S. ROGELL — Director
Screen Play by Art Arthur, Albert Duffy and Max Lief Based on a Story by Mauri Grashin and Robert T. Shannon