HELLO, FRISCO, HELLO

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• Release Year: 1943
• Genre: Comedy, Musical, Romance
• Plot: In the Golden Age of Hollywood, Alice Faye was Twenth Century Fox's Golden Girl. She combined her enduring charm wit a sophisticated sensual sound that fans adored.; ; San Francisco's Barbary Coast is the place to be at the turn of the century and it's wher aspiring busicnessman and piano-playing Johnny Cornell (John Payne) and his troupe entertain the well-to-do and those who have remained after the gold rush. The quartet includes the soulful, singing Trudy Evans (Alice Faye), always cheery Dan Daley (Jack Oakie) and his partner Beulah Clancy (Jane Havoc). When the quartet is fired from a job for being too entertaining, Johnny decides to open his own dance hall. Soon they are mixing the elite Nob Hill socialites and Johnny falls for and marries Bernice Croft (Lynn Bari) an heiress whose intentions are purely selfish. Johnny opens an opera house that quickly drains his fortune and sends Bernice packing. Meanwhile, Trudy becomes a star overseas and when she hears about Johnny's trouble she knows just how to save him.
• Cast: Alice Faye, John Payne, Jack Oakie, Lynn Bari, Laird Cregar, June Havoc, Ward Bond, Aubrey Mather, John Archer, Frank Orth, George Lloyd, Frank Darien, Harry Hayden, Eddie Dunn, Charles Cane, Frank M. Thomas, Kirby Grant, Mary Field, Jackie Averill, George Barbier, Fortunio Bonanova, Fred Brown, Marie Brown, Ken Christy, Edward Clark, Jimmy Clemons Jr., Gino Corrado, Esther Dale, Ralph Dunn, Edward Earle, Lorraine Elliott, James Flavin, Ruth Gillette, Kit Guard, Bud Jamison, Adele Jergens, Adia Kuznetzoff, Theodore Lorch, Eric Mayne, Edward Mundy, Ted North, Bob Perry, Jeffrey Sayre, James Sills, John Sinclair, Jack Stoney, Larry Valli, Bruce Warren, H. Bruce Humberstone, Robert Ellis, Helen Logan, Richard Macaulay
• Director: H. Bruce Humberstone
• Runtime: 1:39
• Company: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
• Media Format: Movie