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      St. Louis Blues

      Released Feb 3, 1939 1h 30m Musical Comedy List
      Reviews Unhappy with her Broadway role as a "South Seas siren," singer Norma Malone (Dorothy Lamour) runs away, seeking refuge on board a Mississippi showboat run by Dave Geurney (Lloyd Nolan). Dave dismisses Norma's abilities and refuses to put her in his show, but lets her remain on board. Norma falls in love with Dave and assists him during various near-disasters on the boat. When the troupe is arrested after a tiff with rivals, Dave is surprised when Norma's singing talents come to the rescue. Read More Read Less

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      Synopsis Unhappy with her Broadway role as a "South Seas siren," singer Norma Malone (Dorothy Lamour) runs away, seeking refuge on board a Mississippi showboat run by Dave Geurney (Lloyd Nolan). Dave dismisses Norma's abilities and refuses to put her in his show, but lets her remain on board. Norma falls in love with Dave and assists him during various near-disasters on the boat. When the troupe is arrested after a tiff with rivals, Dave is surprised when Norma's singing talents come to the rescue.
      Director
      Raoul Walsh
      Screenwriter
      Malcolm Stuart Boylan, Frederick Hazlitt Brennan, Jack Moffitt, Virginia Van Upp
      Distributor
      Paramount Pictures
      Genre
      Musical, Comedy
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Theaters)
      Feb 3, 1939, Original
      Runtime
      1h 30m