01 January 1942 Factual 9 mins
Fourth film in the Hedda Hopper series.
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Hedda Hopper as Self
Freddie Bartholomew as Self
Leo Carrillo as Self
Joan Carroll as Self
Cora Sue Collins as Self
Edith Fellows as Self
Elsie Janis as Self
Bob Hope as Self
Bobby Jordan as Self
Frances Langford as Self
Peggy Lloyd as Self
Gloria Lloyd as Self
Herbert Moulton Director
United States 01 January 1942
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