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A struggling songwriter abandons his girlfriend for a flashy woman after landing a hit.
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75 min
1947-07-25
Released
English
4
4.8
Bob Jordan
Barbara Clayton
Vivian Marston
Barney Raye
MacMilliam
Mama Keyes
Mooney
Sonny
Great Joseph
Mrs. Dryden
Ralph
Evelyn
Collins
The M.C.
Press Agent
Chinaman
Preacher
Musical Group
Nightclub Extra (uncredited)
Trumpeter - John Kirby Sextet (uncredited)
Preacher (uncredited)
Pianist - John Kirby Sextet (uncredited)
Drummer - John Kirby Sextet (uncredited)
Clarinettist - John Kirby (uncredited)
Specialty Act
Self - Orchestra Leader
Specialty Act
Specialty Act
Orchestra
Patron
Musicians
Deek Watson
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