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"Lullaby of Broadway" quotes

Lullaby of Broadway poster
A showgirl returns to her New York home to visit her alcoholic mother, where she catches the eye of a Broadway producer.

Director: David Butler
Writer: Earl Baldwin
Production: N/A
Genre: comedy, musical, romance
Year: 1951
MetaScore: N/A/100
ImdbRating: 6.7
BoxOffice: N/A
Released: 26 Dec 1951
Awards: 1 win

7 video clips

Melinda HowardTom FarnhamAdolph HubbellLefty MackMrs. Anna HubbellGloria Davis
No it's only two Two actors is the same as three people - Lullaby of Broadway 00:12 No it's only two Two actors is the same as three people You're old fashioned You have no eye for beautiful women - Lullaby of Broadway 00:12 You're old fashioned You have no eye for beautiful... He hasn't done too badly in show business He's lost everything but his accent - Lullaby of Broadway 00:05 He hasn't done too badly in show business He's... Who is that girl and why did you come back here to dance with her - Lullaby of Broadway 00:06 Who is that girl and why did you come back here to dance... What Why he's like a father to me - Lullaby of Broadway 00:10 What Why he's like a father to me Did you have a good time l should've slapped his face - Lullaby of Broadway 00:08 Did you have a good time l should've slapped his face And you Another double zombie - Lullaby of Broadway 00:03 And you Another double zombie

Cast

Melinda Howard - Doris Day
Tom Farnham - Gene Nelson
Adolph Hubbell - S.Z. Sakall
Lefty Mack - Billy De Wolfe
Jessica Howard - Gladys George
All Cast