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George White's 1935 Scandals
George White's 1935 Scandals

George White's 1935 Scandals

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RomanceComedyMusic

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A Broadway producer discovers new talent in a small Georgia town and brings them to New York for his new show.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

84 mins

Rating

4/10

Release Date

29 March 1935

Country

United States of America

Cast

Alice Faye

Alice Faye

Honey

James Dunn

James Dunn

Eddie

George White

George White

Self

Ned Sparks

Ned Sparks

Elmer

Lyda Roberti

Lyda Roberti

Manya

Cliff Edwards

Cliff Edwards

Dude

Arline Judge

Arline Judge

Midgie

Eleanor Powell

Eleanor Powell

Marilyn

Emma Dunn

Emma Dunn

Aunt Jane

Lynn Bari

Lynn Bari

Chorine (uncredited)

June Lang

June Lang

Chorine (uncredited)

Toshia Mori

Toshia Mori

Japanese Girl - Old Southern Custom (uncredited)

Anne Nagel

Anne Nagel

Chorine (uncredited)

Jane Wyman

Jane Wyman

Chorine (uncredited)

Lya Lys

Lya Lys

French Girl - Old Southern Custom (uncredited)

Loretta Andrews

Loretta Andrews

Chorine (uncredited)

Florine Dickson

Florine Dickson

One of Do's Four Girls (uncredited)

Carol Hughes

Carol Hughes

Chorine (uncredited)

Kay Hughes

Kay Hughes

One of Do's Four Girls (uncredited)

Fuzzy Knight

Fuzzy Knight

Sam Fogel (uncredited)

Iris Meredith

Iris Meredith

Miss Smith - Secretary (uncredited)

Wanda Perry

Wanda Perry

Chorine

Anne Nagel

Anne Nagel

Chorine

Maxine Nash

Maxine Nash

Chorine

Marion O'Connell

Marion O'Connell

Chorine

Helen Romaine

Helen Romaine

Chorine

Inez Mortensen

Inez Mortensen

Chorine

Betty McMahon

Betty McMahon

Chorine

Helen McDonald

Helen McDonald

Chorine

Thelma Marland

Thelma Marland

Chorine

Laurie Lynne

Laurie Lynne

Chorine

Teddie Lura

Teddie Lura

Chorine

JoAnn Leslie

JoAnn Leslie

Chorine

Patsy Lee

Patsy Lee

Chorine

Carol Lee

Carol Lee

Chorine

June Lang

June Lang

Chorine

Donna La Barr

Donna La Barr

Chorine

Edna Mae Jones

Edna Mae Jones

Chorine

Alice Jans

Alice Jans

Chorine

Sunny Ingraham

Sunny Ingraham

Chorine

Carol Hughes

Carol Hughes

Chorine

Edith Haskins

Edith Haskins

Chorine

Beth Hartman

Beth Hartman

Chorine

Ruth Hart

Ruth Hart

Chorine

Margaret Harding

Margaret Harding

Chorine

Beatrice Hagen

Beatrice Hagen

Chorus Girl

Susan Fleming

Susan Fleming

Chorine

Eleanor Drury

Eleanor Drury

Chorine

Sally Dolling

Sally Dolling

Chorine

Patricia Dobbs

Patricia Dobbs

Chorine

Doris Davenport

Doris Davenport

Chorine

Patsy Daly

Patsy Daly

Chorine

Diane Dahl

Diane Dahl

Chorine

Virginia Cruzon

Virginia Cruzon

Chorine

Virginia Carroll

Virginia Carroll

Chorine

Jill Carroll

Jill Carroll

Chorine

Evelyn Carpenter

Evelyn Carpenter

Chorine

Julie Cabanne

Julie Cabanne

Chorine

Bobbie Beal

Bobbie Beal

Chorine

Lynn Bari

Lynn Bari

Chorine

Doris Baker

Doris Baker

Chorine

Loretta Andrews

Loretta Andrews

Chorine

Marvelle Andre

Marvelle Andre

Chorine

Robin Ainsley

Robin Ainsley

Chorine

Von Adair

Von Adair

Chorine

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