Cosmopolitan mixture of variety acts are presented in an international café: Spanish dance, Hawaiian song, Italian street singer, Cossack sword-dancer, swing version of an Indian folk dance, African Voodoo dance and a Chinese girl dancer.
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Dorothy Dandridge as Self
Vivian Dandridge as Self
Veola Vonn as Self
Etta Jones as Self
William Sabbot as Self
Larry Ceballos Director
Robert Carlisle Director
Larry Ceballos Producer
Charles Maynard Editor
Charles Previn Sound
United States 03 May 1940
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