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A Time to Sing ()


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A young farmer is reluctantly drawn into the music business against the wishes of his conservative uncle.

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Grady Dodd
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Amy Carter
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Kermit Dodd
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Luke Harper
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Vernon Carter
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Clara Ward
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Dr. Cartright
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Gene Gentry ...
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Bar Girl (uncredited)
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Shifty Barker (uncredited)

Directed by

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Arthur Dreifuss

Written by

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Robert E. Kent ... (written by) and
Orville H. Hampton ... (written by)

Produced by

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Jerome F. Katzman ... associate producer
Sam Katzman ... producer

Music by

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Fred Karger

Cinematography by

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John F. Warren

Editing by

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Ben Lewis

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Leroy Coleman
George W. Davis

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Henry Grace
Charles S. Thompson

Makeup Department

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Mary Keats ... hair stylist
John Truwe ... makeup artist
William Tuttle ... makeup supervisor

Production Management

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Bobby Stone ... unit production manager
Lindsley Parsons Jr. ... assistant production manager: MGM (uncredited)

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Donald C. Klune ... assistant director
Art Levinson ... second assistant director

Sound Department

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Franklin Milton ... recording supervisor

Music Department

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The Jordanaires ... vocal backgrounds
Fred Karger ... conductor
Harry V. Lojewski ... music supervisor (as Harry Lowjeski)
Bill Stafford ... orchestrator (uncredited)
Jack Stern ... orchestrator (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

Grady is a young farming boy who likes playing his guitar and singing along. Unfortunately his conservative uncle Kermit doesn't approve of this. On a trip into town Kermit loses all the family's money in a poker game. To get the family back on their feet Grady reluctantly records a song for a local TV show. This throws him head-first into the crazy and upside-down world of show business, much to Kermit's dismay! Written by Shane Rothery

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  • 91 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Much of the original soundtrack to this film was re-used again in 1972 when the 1970 film ...tick...tick...tick... was broadcast on television. See more »
Goofs Although the film is set outside Nashville, Tennessee, the hills in the background are clearly those of Southern California, most likely Malibu Creek State Park, not those found in Tennessee. See more »
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