Metro Movietone Revue #3 Trailer (1930)
Early MGM sound short featuring vaudeville acts Frances White, The Ponce Sisters, The Reynold Sisters, Joseph Regan, and Jack Pepper.
Watch the official Metro Movietone Revue #3 1930 trailer in HD below.
Early MGM sound short featuring vaudeville acts Frances White, The Ponce Sisters, The Reynold Sisters, Joseph Regan, and Jack Pepper.
Watch the official Metro Movietone Revue #3 1930 trailer in HD below.
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Frances White as Self
Joseph Regan as Self - Singer
Jack Pepper as Self - Master of Ceremonies
The Ponce Sisters as Themselves - Singers
The Reynold Sisters as Themselves - Dancers
Nick Grindé Director
United States 14 January 1930
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