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Two Tickets to Broadway (1951)

APPROVED 106 min  -  Musical  -   20 November 1951 (USA)
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Nancy Peterson and her friends wants to get a spot on Bob Crosby's TV show, but their agent has linked them.

Director:

James V. Kern

Writers:

Sammy Cahn (story), Hal Kanter, and 1 more credit »
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Cast

Complete credited cast:
Tony Martin ...
Janet Leigh ...
Gloria DeHaven ...
Hannah Holbrook
Eddie Bracken ...
Lew Conway
Ann Miller ...
Joyce Campbell
Barbara Lawrence Barbara Lawrence ...
S.F. Rogers
Bob Crosby Bob Crosby ...
Himself
Charles Dale Charles Dale ...
Leo, Palace Deli
Joe Smith Joe Smith ...
Harry, Palace Deli
Taylor Holmes Taylor Holmes ...
Willard Glendon
Buddy Baer Buddy Baer ...
Sailor on Bus
The Charlivels The Charlivels ...
Themselves
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Storyline

Nancy Peterson and her friends wants to get a spot on Bob Crosby's TV show, but their agent has linked them.

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Taglines:

Get set for a Racy Romp up and down the Big Street!

Genres:

Musical

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

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Also Known As:

Biljett till Broadway See more »

Company Credits

Production Co:

RKO Radio Pictures See more »
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Technical Specs

Runtime:

Sound Mix:

Mono (RCA Sound System)

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1
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Trivia

The roles played by Charles Dale and Joe Smith were orginally intended for Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, who had to drop out of the film due to an illness contracted by Laurel while filming Utopia. See more »

Connections

Referenced in "M*A*S*H: Lt. Radar O'Reilly (#5.4)" (1976) See more »

Soundtracks

"There's No Tomorrow"
(uncredited)
Written by Al Hoffman, Leo Corday and Leon Carr See more »