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Songwriters Calhoun and Harrigan get Katie and Lily Blane to introduce a new one. Lily goes to England, and Katy joins her after the boys give a new song to Nora Bayes. All are reunited when the boys, now in the army, show up in England.
- 5.1
- 1940
- Released
- 1h 34m
Alice Faye
Katie Blane
Betty Grable
Lily Blane
Jack Oakie
Harry Calhoun
John Payne
Skeets Harrigan
Allen Jenkins
Casey
Esther Ralston
Nora Bayes
Harold Nicholas
Dancer
Fayard Nicholas
Dancer
Ben Carter
Boy
Billy Gilbert
Sheik
John Loder
Reggie Carstairs
Elisha Cook Jr.
Joe Codd
Fred Keating
Harvey Raymond
Lillian Porter
Telephone Operator
Princess Vanessa Ammon
DancerBetty Brian
SingerDoris Brian
SingerGwen Brian
SingerRoberts Brothers
Specialty
Tyler Brooke
Bert Melville
Hal K. Dawson
Hotel Clerk
William B. Davidson
Hotel ManagerLionel Pape
Lord Stanley
Billy Bevan
Stage Doorman
Dewey Robinson
Dumb Guy
Robert Emmett Keane
Manager
John Sheehan
AnnouncerGeorge Watts
Mike Buckner
Ted Billings
Recruit Poster Peddler in Montage (uncredited)Bobby Callahan
Newsboy (uncredited)
Maurice Costello
(uncredited)
Franklyn Farnum
Man in Audience (uncredited)
James Flavin
Army Sergeant (uncredited)
Bess Flowers
Nightclub Guest (uncredited)
Kit Guard
Ringsider (uncredited)
Eddie Hall
Man Reading Headline (uncredited)John Indrisano
Kid Skeets' Cornerman (uncredited)Larry McGrath
Referee (uncredited)Pat McKee
Two Punch Hogan (uncredited)Bud Mercer
Dancer (uncredited)Jim Mercer
Dancer (uncredited)Louis Mercier
(uncredited)
Charles R. Moore
Porter at Railroad Station (uncredited)Jack Roper
Nick Palerno (uncredited)
Mary Stewart
Dancer (uncredited)
Harry Strang
Marching Doughboy (uncredited)Dorothy Tuttle
(uncredited)
Charles C. Wilson
Desk Sergeant (uncredited)Released
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Reviews
Songwriters "Calhoun" (Jack Oakie) and his pal "Harrigan" (John Payne) meet up on the theatre circuit with the "Blane" sisters - "Katie" (Alice Faye) and "Lily" (Betty Grable) and they embark on some escapades as the lyricists try to find success. That happens, believe it or not, but as ever there is collateral damage and that comes in the form of the relationship between "Harrigan" and his devote