"SINGING...DANCING...ROMANCING ON THE GLITTERING BARBARY COAST!" 26 March 1943 Comedy, Music, Romance 99 mins
In turn-of-the-century San Francisco, an ambitious vaudevillian takes his quartet from a honky tonk to the big time, while spurning the love of his troupe's star singer for a selfish heiress.
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Alice Faye as Trudy Evans
John Payne as Johnny Cornell
Jack Oakie as Dan Daley
Lynn Bari as Bernice Croft
Laird Cregar as Sam Weaver
June Havoc as Beulah Clancy
Ward Bond as Sharkey
George Barbier as Col. Weatherby
Aubrey Mather as Douglas Dawson
John Archer as Ned Clark
Frank Orth as Lou, Bartender at Sharkey's
George Lloyd as Foghorn Ryan - Proprietor
Frank Darien as Missionary
Harry Hayden as Burkham
Eddie Dunn as Forman of Renovation Crew
Charles Cane as O'Riley, Policeman
Helen Rose Costume Design
H. Bruce Humberstone Director
Allen M. Davey Director of Photography
Harry Warren Songs
Mack Gordon Lyricist
Hermes Pan Choreographer
Robert Ellis Screenplay
Helen Logan Screenplay
Richard Macaulay Screenplay
Viña Delmar Story
Hello Frisco, Hello Trailer
United States 26 March 1943
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