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Dana Andrews | Pat Gilberg | |
Charles Winninger | Abel Frake | |
Fay Bainter | Meilissa Frake | |
Jeanne Crain | Margy Frake | |
Vivian Blaine | Emily Joyce | |
Frank McHugh | McGee | |
Dick Haymes | Wayne Frake | |
Donald Meek | Hippenstahl | |
Percy Kilbride | Miller | |
Harry Morgan | Barker | |
Pat Boone | ||
Bobby Darin | ||
Pamela Tiffin | ||
Ann-Margret | ||
Tom Ewell | ||
Alice Faye | ||
Wally Cox | ||
David Brandon | ||
Clem Harvey | ||
Robert Foulk |
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Producer | William Perlberg
William Perlburg |
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Writer | Oscar Hammerstein II
Paul Green |
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Musician | Richard Rodgers
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In this rousing celebration of love and laughter in America's heartland, each member of the Frake family is out for a different prize when they attend their state fair. Father wants a blue ribbon for his favorite pet pig. First prize, and only first prize, will do for Mom's entry in the pie-baking contest. For their son and daughter (Dick Haymes and Jeanne Crain), the hunt is on for true love. This Rodgers and Hammerstein score features "It's a Grand Night for Singing," and the Academy Award®-winning song "It Might As Well Be Spring." |
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