Melody Lane (1941)
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Reviews: 1 user J. Roy Thomas, the head of an advertising agency, is getting headaches from trying to find a name-band for a wacky client... See full summary » Director:Charles Lamont |
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Melody Lane (1941)
(awaiting 5 votes)
Reviews: 1 user J. Roy Thomas, the head of an advertising agency, is getting headaches from trying to find a name-band for a wacky client... See full summary » Director:Charles Lamont |
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Judd McMichael | ... |
Rhythmeer Member Judd
(as The Merry Macs)
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Ted McMichael | ... |
Rhythmeer Member Ted
(as The Merry Macs)
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Joe McMichael | ... |
Rhythmeer Member Joe
(as The Merry Macs)
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Mary Lou Cook | ... |
Rhythmeer Member Mary Lou
(as The Merry Macs)
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Leon Errol | ... |
McKenzie
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Anne Gwynne | ... |
Patricia Reynolds
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Robert Paige | ... |
Gabe Morgan
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Billy Lenhart | ... |
Butch
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Kenneth Brown | ... |
Buddy
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Donald Douglas | ... |
J. Roy Thomas
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Baby Sandy | ... |
Sandy
(as Sandy)
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Louis Da Pron | ... |
Louis
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Red Stanley | ... |
Slim
(as Clifford 'Red' Stanley)
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Charles Coleman | ... |
Mr. Abercrombie
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Mr. Russo
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J. Roy Thomas, the head of an advertising agency, is getting headaches from trying to find a name-band for a wacky client, McKenzie, who insists on sitting in with the band. As a last resort, Thomas sends agency-employee Patricia Reynolds to Iowa to sign a little known band that features a jive-combination, The Rhythmeers. She bring them east and falls in love with the band-leader, Gabe Morgan, and his young niece Sandy. McKenzie tosses in some complications but everything is smooth before the ninth song is heard. Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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