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Cesar Romero | Bruce Chadwick | |
Four Ink Spots (The) | ||
Wiere Brothers | ||
Alice Faye | Vicki Adams | |
Jack Oakie | Chuck Hadley | |
James Newill | Jimmy, a Singer | |
Nicholas Brothers | ||
John Payne | Rix Martin | |
Charles Fuqua | Himself | |
Hoppy Jones | Himself | |
Bill Kenny | Himself | |
Deek Watson | Himself | |
Fayard Nicholas | Himself - dance team | |
Charles Fugua | Himself | |
Mary Beth Hughes | Chuck's Secretary | |
Harold Nicholas | Railroad Station Dance Specialty | |
Harry Wiere | Chapman's Cheerful Chappies / The Stradivarians | |
Herbert Wiere | Chapman's Cheerful Chappies / The Stradivarians | |
Sylvester Wiere | Chapman's Cheerful Chappies / The Stradivarians |
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Producer | Darryl F. Zanuck
Kenneth Macgowan |
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Writer | helen logan
Robert Ellis Edwin Blum |
In the Golden Age of Hollywood, Alice Faye was Twentieth Century Fox's Golden Girl. She combined her enduring charm with a sophisticated sensual sound that fans adored. At the dawn of the Roaring Twenties, Rix Martin (Payne) is desperate to land a successful business venture. He finds what he's looking for after meeting Chuck Hadley (Oakie) and comely speakeasy singer Vicki Adams (Faye), who are experimenting with a bold new form of technology - the radio! After joining forces, the trio embarks on a mission to bring this pioneering media to the masses... but there are many obstacles blocking their path to success, and it will take years of innovation and perseverance before they can finally achieve their goal, and transmit The Great American Broadcast! |
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