No, No, Nanette Trailer

No, No, Nanette Trailer (1930)

"The Grandest Girl And Music Show In The History of Entertainment" 03 January 1930 Comedy, Music 98 mins

A bible publisher is falling in love with a chorus girl and finds himself backing a Broadway show.

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Cast

Bernice Claire

as Nanette

Alexander Gray

as Tom Trainor

Louise Fazenda

as Sue Smith

Lilyan Tashman

as Lucille Early

Bert Roach

as Bill Early

Zasu Pitts

as Pauline Hastings

Crew

Sol Polito

Sol Polito Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 03 January 1930

Production Companies

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