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Blonde From Brooklyn

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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.
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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
Producer
Ted Richmond
Screenwriter
Erna Lazarus
Production Co
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Genre
Musical, Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jun 21, 1945, Original
Runtime
1h 5m