"Rock 'n' Roll at it's TINGLING, EXCITING BEST!" 11 October 1956 Comedy, Factual, Music 68 mins
DJ Hal Jackson is the all-rhyming onstage host of this all-black musical.
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Hal Jackson as Self (Master of Ceremonies)
Mantan Moreland as Self
Connie Carroll as Self
Linda Hopkins as Self
Reese La Rue as Self
Pearl Woods as Self
F.E. Miller as Self
United States 11 October 1956
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