On Stage Everybody

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On Stage Everybody

"Radio's Miracle Show...Is On the Screen!"

1945

1h 15m

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Radio's miracle show is on the screen.

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62 members

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Jack Oakie

Michael Sullivan

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Peggy Ryan

Molly Sullivan

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Johnny Coy

Danny Rogers

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Otto Kruger

James Carlton

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Esther Dale

Ma Cassidy

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Milburn Stone

Fitzgerald

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Wallace Ford

Emmett Rogers

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Julie London

Vivian Carlton

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Yvonne King

Yvonne

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Donna King

Donna

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Alyce King

Alyce

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Luise King

Luise

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Billy Usher

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Georgiana Bannister

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Ilene Woods

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Bob Hopkins

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June Brady

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Ronnie Gibson

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Jean Hamilton

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Beatrice Fung Oye

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Ed 'Strawberry' Russell

Talent Show Winner

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Eddie Acuff

George (uncredited)

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Jane Allen

Chorus Girl (uncredited)

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Audley Anderson

Porter (uncredited)

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Margaret Bert

Woman Boarder (uncredited)

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Jimmy Clark

Dick (uncredited)

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Chester Clute

Tupper (uncredited)

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Tom Coleman

Sponsor (uncredited)

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Eddie Cutler

Dancer (uncredited)

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Tom Daley

Frank (uncredited)

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Pat Gleason

Performer (uncredited)

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Dick Gordon

Sponsor (uncredited)

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Dorothy Granger

Marlow (uncredited)

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Charlie Hall

Painter (uncredited)

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Sherry Hall

Sponsor (uncredited)

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John Hamilton

Mr. Smoothasilk (uncredited)

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Carey Harrison

Man Boarder (uncredited)

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Jeannie Hebers

Chorus Girl (uncredited)

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Ernest Hilliard

Sponsor (uncredited)

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Warren Jackson

Guard (uncredited)

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Earl Keen

Dog Imitator (uncredited)

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Donald Kerr

Cab Driver (uncredited)

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Rex Lease

Onlooker (uncredited)

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Ruth Lee

Barbara (uncredited)

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Arthur Loft

Fulton (uncredited)

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George Magrill

Stagehand (uncredited)

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Marion Martin

Bubbles (uncredited)

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Sidney Miller

Radio Announcer (uncredited)

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Hans Moebus

Sponsor (uncredited)

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William Newell

Mason (uncredited)

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Ralph Peters

Carter (uncredited)

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Alexander Pollard

Servant (uncredited)

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Jean Richey

Skater (uncredited)

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Felice Richmond

Woman with Broom (uncredited)

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Cyril Ring

Horseshoe Player (uncredited)

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Syd Saylor

Clem - Horseshoe Player (uncredited)

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Grady Sutton

Cathcart (uncredited)

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Charles Teske

Dancer (uncredited)

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Emmett Vogan

Mr. Peppycornflakes (uncredited)

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Steve Wayne

Tom (uncredited)

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Harry Wismer

Harry Wismer (voice) (uncredited)

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Cyril Smith

Talent Show Winner

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