Two unsuccessful vaudeville entertainers decide to search for gold during the California gold rush in 1849. They come to a town where no woman lives. The dwellers of this town promise them a lot of gold, when they bring some women to them. So they bring a vaudeville show with lots of girls.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Gordon Douglas
Director
Wally Brown
Jerry Miles
Alan Carney
Mike Strager
Frances Langford
Flo Daniels
Barbara Jo Allen
Suzie Banks
Robert Mitchum
Jimmy Smith
Paul Hurst
Muley
Patti Brill
Claire
Sarah Padden
Mrs. Emma Mason
Cy Kendall
'Honest' Greg Barlan
John Merton
Scully
Ernie Adams
Shell Game Player
Bobby Barber
Small Bald Bearded Man
Virginia Belmont
Troupe Member
Chris Willow Bird
Miner
Sammy Blum
Drunk
Eddie Borden
Extra at The Frisco Follies
Jack Casey
4-Up Driver
Wheaton Chambers
Dealer
Robert E. Kent
Writer
László Vadnay
Writer
Aladár László
Writer
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Commentaires
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source: Girl Rush
Girl Rush
Rawtha silly plot. Period piece. When two vaudeville performers head for the hills to find gold and strike it rich, they notice there are no women! They decide to bring their show to the west. Except they forget to tell the girls all about this plan. It's all just excuses to show off all their various acts. A whole bunch of songs by Pollack and Harris. Stars Wally Brown, Alan Carney as Jerry and Mike. A very early role for Bob Mitchum, as Jimmy. Co-stars Frances Langford, Barbara Jo Allen as the girls in the show. Guys in drag. This would have been perfect for Bob Hope and Bing Crosby! Gotta have a bar room brawl. It's entertaining. Plain and simple. Just go with it. Directed by Gordon Douglas, who had made all those films with sinatra. A couple funny gags in their act.