06 Dec 1953
Walking My Baby Back Home
A young man from a wealthy New York family pursues a career as the leader of a dance band.
Kentucky Jubilee
The barn's a-bustin! with fun, fight and frolic!
A film director travels to Kentucky to seek out local talent for a hillbilly musical film. There, he gets kidnapped.
Top Billed Cast
Jerry Colonna Jerry Harris
Jean Porter Sally Shannon
James Ellison Jeff Benson
Fritz Feld Rudolph Jouvet
Raymond Hatton Ben White
Vince Barnett Mugsy
Chester Clute Horace Tilbury
Michael Whalen Touhy
Archie Twitchell Barney Malone
Russell Hicks T.J. Hoarsely
Margia Dean Millie
Si Jenks Constable
Ralph Sanford Steve Frome
Tom Plank Barker
Jack Reitzen Fatso
Jack O'Shea Henchman
Cliff Taylor Seth - Hotel Clerk
George Sanders Barker
George Chesebro Barker
Mickey Simpson Hood
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