Movie Comedy
HEAR THE NEWEST SENSATIONAL HIT "MUSIC IN MY HEART!
A would-be songwriter and a would-be inventor run a cigar stand and get mixed up in the murder of a song publisher.
Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Fred Keating Betty Grable Evelyn Brent Erik Rhodes Hale Hamilton Charles C. Wilson Arthur Aylesworth Willie Best Lew Kelly Joan Andrews Martin Cichy Dick Curtis Edgar Dearing Dick Gilbert William Gould Frances Grant Jack Grant Donald Haines Pat Harmon Donald Kerr Ham Kinsey George Magrill Edward Peil Sr. Gil Perkins Jack Perry Joey Ray Bob Reeves Constantine Romanoff Jack Roper Floyd Shackelford Arthur Treacher Billy Wayne Pat West Jack Ellis
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