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Stars on Parade (1946)

Small radio station, about to lose its last sponsor, gets reprieve when its manager unknowingly helps a performer who is friends with all the major pop radio stars, who come to put on a show of shows.
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Small radio station, about to lose its last sponsor, gets reprieve when its manager unknowingly helps a performer who is friends with all the major pop radio stars, who come to put on a show of shows.

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Genre:Music, Romance
Directed By:Joseph Seiden
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In Theaters:5/1/1946
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Runtime:42 minutes
Studio:All-American News

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