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Sing While You Dance is a american film of genre Comedy directed by D. Ross Lederman released in USA on 25 july 1946 with Ellen Drew

Sing While You Dance (1946)

Sing While You Dance
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Released in USA 25 july 1946
Length 1h28
Directed by
OriginUSA
Genres Comedy,    Musical,    Romance
Rating60% 3.008843.008843.008843.008843.00884

Sing While You Dance is a 1946 American musical comedy film directed by D. Ross Lederman.

Actors

Ellen Drew

(Susan Kent)Kirby Grant

(Johnny Crane)Andrew Tombes

(Gorman)Bob Haymes

(Johnny Crane)Robert Kellard

(Buzz Nelson (as Robert Stevens))Ethel Griffies

(Mrs. Abigail Smith)
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