Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJoan Terry, a girl from the country wants to become a Broadway Star, but this proves to be not so easy.Joan Terry, a girl from the country wants to become a Broadway Star, but this proves to be not so easy.Joan Terry, a girl from the country wants to become a Broadway Star, but this proves to be not so easy.
Frances Langford
- Joan Terry
- (as Miss Frances Langford)
Renee Helms
- Polly
- (as Renee White)
Marcy McGuire
- Louise
- (as Marion McGuire)
Barbara Brewster
- Mrs. Draper
- (uncredited)
Gloria Brewster
- Mrs. Bronson
- (uncredited)
Horace B. Carpenter
- Stage Doorman
- (uncredited)
Jack Chefe
- Headwaiter
- (uncredited)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThis film's earliest documented telecasts took place in Los Angeles Tuesday 1 August 1950 on KTLA (Channel 5) and in New York City Tuesday 8 August 1950 on WCBS (Channel 2).
- GaffesWhen Joan Terry and Steve Dexter are shown hitting the night spots of Broadway, the stock-footage montage includes the outside of the Cotton Club - which had closed in 1940, four years before this film was made.
- ConnexionsRemake of Stage Door (1937)
Commentaire en vedette
This is a rather underrated little movie that bares more than a passing resemblance to Stage Door.
Despite its lack of truly famous faces, it is beautifully acted by all concerned. Frances Langford, the female lead in this, had a long and highly successful career in the media, especially in radio and later on TV and as a live performer as well as occasional appearances in movies.
She belonged to an age when talent abounded and the competition was pretty fierce, and though not exactly a marquee name in movies, she did have her moments, and definitely deserved to have had a bigger career in movies. This little movie is an excellent vehicle for her. She was a striking beauty and had a fine singing voice. The only weak part of this movie is probably the dance scene at the end. But that aside this movie is well worth watching.
Despite its lack of truly famous faces, it is beautifully acted by all concerned. Frances Langford, the female lead in this, had a long and highly successful career in the media, especially in radio and later on TV and as a live performer as well as occasional appearances in movies.
She belonged to an age when talent abounded and the competition was pretty fierce, and though not exactly a marquee name in movies, she did have her moments, and definitely deserved to have had a bigger career in movies. This little movie is an excellent vehicle for her. She was a striking beauty and had a fine singing voice. The only weak part of this movie is probably the dance scene at the end. But that aside this movie is well worth watching.
- ashkakaylee
- 30 août 2013
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- Durée1 heure 9 minutes
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