A Singing Girl (1942)
A girl (Alice Babs) from the country moves to Stockholm to become a singer.
Top billed cast
Alice BabsInger Babs Jansson
Nils KihlbergTom Högberg
Annalisa EricsonGerry
Hilding GavleReverand Olsson
Eric AbrahamssonFrans Strand
Viran RydkvistOttilia Strömbom
Tollie ZellmanRosa Tonelli
Hjördis PettersonHenriette
Georg FunkquistSigmund
Gunnar HöglundLars Pers
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