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Katharine Alexander | Miss Olmstead | |
Lucille Ball | Bubbles / Tiger Lily White | |
Maureen O'Hara | Judy O'Brien | |
Mary Carlisle | Sally | |
Maria Ouspenskaya | Madame Lydia Basilova | |
Virginia Field | Elinor Harris | |
Ralph Bellamy | Steve Adams | |
Walter Abel | Judge | |
Louis Hayward | Jaes Harris Jr. | |
Edward Brophy | Dwarfie Humblewinger | |
Sidney Blackmer | Puss in Boots | |
Emma Dunn | Mrs. Simpson | |
Harry E. Edington | ||
Vivien Fay | The Ballerina | |
Harold Huber | Hoboken Gent | |
Lola Jensen | Daisy | |
Lorraine Krueger | Dolly |
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Producer | Erich Pommer
Harry E. Edington |
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Writer | Frank Davis
Vicki Baum |
Bubbles (Lucille Ball) loves to dance. But she also likes to eat. Her friend Judy (Maureen O'Hara) may choose to suffer for her art, but not Bubbles. She swaps her ballet shoes for a G-string... and turns patrons' fantasies into dollars as burlesque sensation Tiger Lily White. Directed by Dorothy Arzner, classic Hollywood's sole major female director, Dance, Girl, Dance is embraced by fans for its feminist sensibilities as well as its powerful storytelling. If you know Lucy only as a madcap comedienne or a glamour girl, you're in for a wallop of a surprise. She singes the celluloid with her vamping - and grabs the heart with her cynical acceptance of being a woman in a man's world. |
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