Redheads on Parade Trailer

Redheads on Parade Trailer (1935)

"They're coming to paint the town red!" 07 September 1935 Music 78 mins

A film star finds herself in trouble with her co-star when she has to flirt with the backer to prevent him from withdrawing his support.

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Cast

John Boles

as John Bruce

Dixie Lee

as Ginger Blair

Jack Haley

as Peter Mathews

Raymond Walburn

as Augustus Twill

Alan Dinehart

as George Magnus

Patsy O'Connor

as Patsy Blair

Herman Bing

as Lionel Kunkel

William Austin

as Trelawney Redfern

Wilbur Mack

as Henry Johnson

Irving Bacon

as Entwhistle (uncredited)

Lynn Bari

as Waitress (uncredited)

Stanley Blystone

as Grip (uncredited)

June Knight

as Chorus Redhead (uncredited)

Grant Mitchell

as Minor Role (uncredited)

Anne Nagel

as Queen of Redheads (uncredited)

Jack Mower

as Cameraman (uncredited)

Crew

Louis De Francesco

Louis De Francesco Music Director

Barney McGill

Barney McGill Director of Photography

John F. Seitz

John F. Seitz Director of Photography

International Titles

A Parada das Ruivas Trailer

Abbasso le bionde Trailer

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International Releases Dates

Portugal 02 June 1936

United States 30 August 1935

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