01 Jan 1990
Dance Crazy in Hollywood
American dancer and choreographer Hermes Pan recalls his life and work as he relives the glorious history of the Hollywood musical.
A Singing Girl
A girl (Alice Babs) from the country moves to Stockholm to become a singer.
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Alice Babs Inger Babs Jansson
Nils Kihlberg Tom Högberg
Annalisa Ericson Gerry
Hilding Gavle Reverand Olsson
Eric Abrahamsson Frans Strand
Viran Rydkvist Ottilia Strömbom
Tollie Zellman Rosa Tonelli
Hjördis Petterson Henriette
Georg Funkquist Sigmund
Gunnar Höglund Lars Pers
Ruth Weijden mrs Strand
Åke Grönberg Oscar
Pierre Colliander Nisse
Gun Adler 
Margit Andelius 
Ingrid Backlin 
Ann-Margret Bergendahl 
Millan Bolander 
Ernst Brunman Gösta Grip
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