Complete credited cast: | |||
Gracie Fields | ... | Gracie Gray | |
Roger Livesey | ... | Bert Wattle | |
Mary Maguire | ... | Avis Maguire | |
Peter Coke | ... | Rene Sigani | |
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Jack Donohue | ... | Denis Wilson |
Hay Petrie | ... | Jack | |
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Mike Johnson | ... | Charlie |
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Eddie Gray | ... | Silvo (as 'Monsewer' Eddie Gray) |
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Tommy Fields | ... | The Three Bolas |
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Gladys Dehl | ... | The Three Bolas |
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Nino Rossini | ... | The Three Bolas |
Edward Rigby | ... | Silas Gray | |
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Joe Mott | ... | Bill Sneed |
Philip Leaver | ... | Reginald De Courcy |
A troupe of traveling entertainers, discovering that their manager, Bill Sneed, is swindling them, form their own company, headed by Gracie Gary. Offered a season's concession at Brightbourne, they are unable to accept because they haven't the necessary deposit. A stray wire-haired terrier wanders in and Gracie collects a reward from its owner, Rene Sigani, world-famous pianist. She uses the money to buy an old bus and the troupe sets out to tour the countryside. Sigani, who has fallen in love with a dancer in the troupe, Avis, goes with them. They raise the deposit money needed playing one-night stands, but arrive at Brightbourne and find Sneed ahead of them. Sigani decides to play with the troupe, thereby ensuring its success. Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>