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      Blonde From Brooklyn

      Released Jun 21, 1945 1h 5m Musical Comedy List
      Reviews Former singer and war veteran Dixon Harper (Robert Stanton) makes a blind date with Susan Parker (Lynn Merrick), a jukebox operator and aspiring singer, and then arranges an impromptu nightclub performance. The duo is a surprise success, attracting swindler Hubert Fransworth (Thurston Hall), who helps the couple win a spot on a popular radio show. Fransworth changes Susan's name to the more genteel "Bellwithers" -- only to have her mistaken for the long-lost Bellwithers heiress. Read More Read Less

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      Synopsis Former singer and war veteran Dixon Harper (Robert Stanton) makes a blind date with Susan Parker (Lynn Merrick), a jukebox operator and aspiring singer, and then arranges an impromptu nightclub performance. The duo is a surprise success, attracting swindler Hubert Fransworth (Thurston Hall), who helps the couple win a spot on a popular radio show. Fransworth changes Susan's name to the more genteel "Bellwithers" -- only to have her mistaken for the long-lost Bellwithers heiress.
      Director
      Del Lord
      Screenwriter
      Erna Lazarus
      Production Co
      Columbia Pictures Corporation
      Genre
      Musical, Comedy
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Theaters)
      Jun 21, 1945, Original
      Runtime
      1h 5m