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Rainbow Over Broadway is a american film of genre Drama directed by Richard Thorpe released in USA on 1 december 1933 with Joan Marsh
Rainbow Over Broadway (1933)
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Add to a movie listRainbow Over Broadway est un film américain réalisé par Richard Thorpe, sorti en 1933.
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En voyage de la Californie à New York, le chef d'orchestre Don Hayes passe à Kansas City, sa ville natale, et y retrouve son ancienne petite amie Judy Chibbins. Judy invite Don à dîner. Mais chez les Chibbins, une querelle de famille couve entre les enfants du premier mariage de Timothy, Judy, Bob et Mickey, et leur belle-mère Trixie Valleron, une ancienne vedette de Broadway et sa fille Nellie...Actors
Joan Marsh
(Judy Chibbins)
Frank Albertson
(Don Hayes)
Lucien Littlefield
(Timothy Chibbins)
Gladys Blake
(Nellie Valleron)
Dell Henderson
(Bowers)
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