The Golden Disc (1958)
The Lucky Charm coffee shop adds a recording studio and record shop.
Top billed cast
Lee PattersonHarry Blair- Mary SteeleJoan Farmer
- Terry DeneSelf
- Linda GrayAunt Sarah
Ronald AdamMr. Dryden
Peter DyneleyMr. Washington- David JacobsSelf
- David WilliamsRecording Engineer
- Richard TurnerMorose Man
Marianne StoneDryden's Secretary
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