On Stage Everybody (1945)
Radio's miracle show is on the screen.
Top billed cast
Jack OakieMichael Sullivan
Peggy RyanMolly Sullivan
Johnny CoyDanny Rogers
Otto KrugerJames Carlton
Esther DaleMa Cassidy
Milburn StoneFitzgerald
Wallace FordEmmett Rogers
Julie LondonVivian Carlton
Yvonne KingYvonne- Donna KingDonna
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