George White's Scandals (1945)
Two couples work through their issues in this backstage Broadway musical.
Top billed cast
Joan DavisJoan Mason
Jack HaleyJack Evans
Phillip TerryTom McGrath
Martha HollidayJill Martin
Ethel SmithSwing Organist
Margaret HamiltonClarabelle Evans
Glenn TryonGeorge White
Jane GreerBillie Randall
Audrey YoungMaxine Manner
Rose MurphyHilda
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