Show Business (1944)
Musical about vaudeville performers, from 1944.
Top billed cast
Eddie CantorEddie Martin
Joan DavisJoan Mason
George MurphyGeorge Doane
Nancy KellyNancy Gaye
Dick ElliottBinoculars Man
Constance MooreConstance Ford
Donald DouglasCharlie Lucas (as Don Douglas)
Gloria AndersonShowgirl (uncredited)
Dorothy MaloneChorine
Sonny Lamont
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