Star Dust Trailer

Star Dust Trailer (1940)

"A GRAND BEHIND THE SCENES SHOW ABOUT HOLLYWOOD!" 06 April 1940 Drama, Comedy 86 mins

When Hollywood film studios reject her because she's too young, an Arkansas woman sets out to build a career as an actress on her own.

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Cast

Linda Darnell

as Carolyn Sayres

John Payne

as Ambrose Fillmore "Bud" Borden

Roland Young

as Thomas Brooke

Charlotte Greenwood

as Lola Langdon

William Gargan

as Dane Wharton

Mary Beth Hughes

as June Lawrence

Mary Healy

as Mary Andrews

Donald Meek

as Sam Wellman

Jessie Ralph

as Aunt Martha Parker

Walter Kingsford

as Studio Actor Playing "Napoleon"

Robert Lowery

as Bellboy

Lynne Roberts

as College Girl

Joan Leslie

as College Girl (uncredited)

Jody Gilbert

as Hotel Maid

Irving Bacon

as Hotel Desk Clerk

Crew

Walter Lang

Director

Albert Hogsett

Albert Hogsett Art Direction

Richard Day

Richard Day Art Direction

Gwen Wakeling

Gwen Wakeling Costume Design

Thomas Little

Thomas Little Set Decoration

J. Peverell Marley

J. Peverell Marley Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 06 April 1940

Production Companies

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