Tommy Turner & Gilbert Simpson just can't behave themselves in "Gay Par-ee"! Changing identies as often as opportunity and l'amour present themselves, the boys just can't shake what women of intention intend to do with them! Dorothy Lee plays a teenage girl with a taste for grown-up men and with the assistance of the grand dame Olga who's on the make herself, they put the hooks into boys with a plan that lands the ne'er-do-well doughboys in the front of the front lines! Utterly insane song & dance routines that were simultaneously of and ahead of their times make this witty film a necessary addtion to any American comedy classic film library (1930, Black & White, 1:18).

Direction:
Paul Sloane

Writing
Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle (Uncredited ), Anne Caldwell & Ralph Spence (Dialogue), James Ashmore Creelman (Story)

Production:
Max Fleischer

William LeBaron, Myles Connolly & Henry Hobart (Associate Producers)

Cast:
Bert Wheeler .... Tommy Turner
Robert Woolsey .... Gilbert Simpson
Dorothy Lee .... Annette Marshall
George MacFarlane .... Col. Marshall
Edna May Oliver .... Mrs. Marshall
Leni Stengel .... Olga
Hugh Trevor .... Lt. Jim Reed
Roberta Robinson .... Eileen
Jack Rutherford .... MP sergeant
William Bechtel .... Restaurant patron (Uncredited)
E.H. Calvert .... Gen. Hale (Uncredited)
André Cheron .... French waiter (Uncredited)
Edgar De Lange .... MP (Uncredited)
Alan Roscoe .... Capt. Jones (Uncredited)
Rolfe Sedan .... French waiter (Uncredited)
Charles Sullivan .... MP (Uncredited)