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Tin Pan Alley

5.0

Released November 29, 1940Runtime 1h 34min

THE MUSICAL of OUR EXCITING TIMES! The unbelievable street where songs are born, now tells its stirring story!

Songwriters Calhoun and Harrigan get Katie and Lily Blane to introduce a new one. Lily goes to England, and Katy joins her after the boys give a new song to Nora Bayes. All are reunited when the boys, now in the army, show up in England.

Genres

Drama

Romance

Music

Production Companies

20th Century Fox

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $0
Revenue: $0
Profit/Loss: $0

Cast

Alice FayeKatie Blane

Betty GrableLily Blane

Jack OakieHarry Calhoun

John PayneSkeets Harrigan

Allen JenkinsCasey

Esther RalstonNora Bayes

Harold NicholasDancer

Fayard NicholasDancer

Ben CarterBoy

John LoderReggie Carstairs

Elisha Cook Jr.Joe Codd

Fred KeatingHarvey Raymond

Billy GilbertSheik

Lillian PorterTelephone Operator

Princess Vanessa AmmonSpecialty

Betty BrianSinger

Doris BrianSinger

Gwen BrianSinger

Roberts BrothersSpecialty

Tyler BrookeBert Melville

Hal K. DawsonHotel Clerk

William B. DavidsonHotel Manager

Lionel PapeLord Stanley

Billy BevanStage Doorman

Dewey RobinsonDumb Guy

Robert Emmett KeaneManager

John SheehanAnnouncer

George WattsMike Buckner

Ted BillingsRecruit Poster Peddler in Montage (uncredited)

Bobby CallahanNewsboy (uncredited)

Maurice Costello(uncredited)

Franklyn FarnumMan in Audience (uncredited)

James FlavinArmy Sergeant (uncredited)

Bess FlowersNightclub Guest (uncredited)

Kit GuardRingsider (uncredited)

Eddie HallMan Reading Headline (uncredited)

John IndrisanoKid Skeets' Cornerman (uncredited)

Larry McGrathReferee (uncredited)

Pat McKeeTwo Punch Hogan (uncredited)

Bud MercerDancer (uncredited)

Jim MercerDancer (uncredited)

Louis Mercier(uncredited)

Charles R. MoorePorter at Railroad Station (uncredited)

Jack RoperNick Palerno (uncredited)

Mary StewartDancer (uncredited)

Harry StrangMarching Doughboy (uncredited)

Dorothy Tuttle(uncredited)

Charles C. WilsonDesk Sergeant (uncredited)

Crew

Walter LangDirector

Gene BryantAssistant Director

Robert EllisScreenplay

Helen LoganScreenplay

Kenneth MacgowanAssociate Producer

Cyril J. MockridgeOriginal Music Composer

Richard DayArt Direction

Roger Heman Sr.Sound

Leon ShamroyDirector of Photography

Thomas LittleSet Decoration

Travis BantonCostume Design

Walter ThompsonEditor

Joseph C. WrightArt Direction

Eugene GrossmanSound

Alfred NewmanOriginal Music Composer

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Reviews

Songwriters "Calhoun" (Jack Oakie) and his pal "Harrigan" (John Payne) meet up on the theatre circuit with the "Blane" sisters - "Katie" (Alice Faye) and "Lily" (Betty Grable) and they embark on some escapades as the lyricists try to find success. That happens, believe it or not, but as ever there ...