Sidney Miller was born Sydney L. Miller in Shenandoah, PA, on October 22, 1916, the son of Polish immigrants who already had two daughters. When Sydney was 14 his father, a tailor, sold his business and moved the family to Los Angeles. There Sydney got the acting bug, and his first film was an uncredited bit part in
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1948Big City
(writer: "Ok'l Baby Dok'l" - uncredited)
1948Are You with It?
(writer: "Are You With It", "What Do I Have To Do?", "A Little Imagination", "Daddy, Surprise Me", "I'm Looking for a Prince of a Fella", "Down at Baba's Alley")
1945Patrick the Great
(writer: "Don't Move", "When You Bump into Someone You Know", "Ask Madame Zam")
1944The Singing Sheriff
(writer: "Reach for the Sky", "You Look Good to Me")
1944Babes on Swing Street
(music: "Just Being with You", "Hotcha Sonja", "I've Got a Way with the Boys", "Wrong Thing at the Right Time", "Musical Chairs", "Music and You" / lyrics: "Just Being with You", "Hotcha Sonja", "I've Got a Way with the Boys", "Wrong Thing at the Right Time", "Musical Chairs", "Music and You")
1943Moonlight in Vermont
(writer: "Something Tells Me", "Be a Good, Good Girl", "They Got Me in the Middle of Things", "Pickin' the Beets", "Dobbin and a Wagon of Hay", "After the Beat")
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