Here Come the Nelsons Trailer

Here Come the Nelsons Trailer (1952)

"Radio's Favorite Family in their First GREAT SCREEN COMEDY!" 23 February 1952 Comedy 75 mins

The homespun Nelson family must deal with various comical situations, including an encounter with gangsters.

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Cast

Ozzie Nelson

as Ozzie Nelson

Harriet Nelson

as Harriet Nelson

David Nelson

as David Nelson

Ricky Nelson

as Ricky Nelson

Rock Hudson

as Charlie Jones

Barbara Lawrence

as Barbara Schutzendorf

Gale Gordon

as H.J. Bellows

Jim Backus

as Joe Randolph

Ann Doran

as Clara Randolph

Paul Harvey

as Samuel T. Jones

Frank Nelson

as Clifford Hastings

Lillian Bronson

as Miss Tompkins

Edwin Max

as Monk

International Releases Dates

United States 23 February 1952

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