Star of My Night (1954)
A world-weary sculptor meets a young ballerina and finds she has inspired a fresh outlook on life in him. He starts a life-sized sculpture of her but this enrages her jealous lover.
Top billed cast
Griffith JonesMichael Donovan
Kathleen ByronEve Malone
Hugh WilliamsArnold Whitman
Harold LangCarl- Ilona FerenceDaisy
- Andre MikhelsonPapa Condor
- Kenneth EdwardsDr. Dawson
- Pauline OlsenIris
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