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Description: Upset about a new Broadway musical's mockery of Greek mythology, the goddess Terpsichore comes down to earth and lands a part in the show. She works her charms on the show's producer and he incorporates her changes into the show. ...

Cast:
Terpsichore: Rita Hayworth
Danny Miller: Larry Parks
Eddie: Marc Platt
Mr. Jordan: Roland Culver
Max Corkle: James Gleason
Messenger 7013: Edward Everett Horton
Georgia Evans: Adele Jergens
Joe Manion: George Macready
Police Lieutenant: William Frawley
Betty: Jean Willes
Dolly: Kathleen O'Malley
Spike: William Haade
Detective Kelly: James Burke
The New Terpsichore: Dorothy Hart
Stage Hand: Eddie Acuff
Muse: Tyra Vaughn
Party Guest: Sol Murgi
Nathaniel Somerset: Arthur Blake
Conductor: Billy Bletcher
Roulette Player: Carl M. Leviness
Police Captain: Al Bridge
Stage Manager: Rudolph Cameron
Gambler: James Carlisle
Audience Member: Alexander Pollard
Stagehand: Ethan Laidlaw
Casino Patron: Gino Corrado
Reporter: Tom Daly
Janitor: Frank Darien
Croupier: Jean Del Val
Danny's Singing Voice: Hal Derwin
Backstage Dowager: Helen Dickson
Kitty's Singing Voice: Anita Ellis
Henchman: Matty Fain
Mrs. Fenimore Hume: Mary Forbes
Policeman: Robert Ryan
Dancer: Carol Haney
Dowager: Cecil Weston
Race Announcer: Tom Hanlon
Minor Role: Lillian Wells
Sloan - Pilot: Myron Healey
Passerby: Jimmie Horan
Chorine: Francine Kennedy
Flight Attendant: Wilbur Mack
Jack - First Nighter: Forbes Murray
Dowager ('I adore musicals..'): Ottola Nesmith
Dowager in Audience: Mary Newton
Sleeping Man in Audience: Jack Norton
Train Passenger: Clark Ross
Bill - Orchestra Leader: Fred F. Sears
Georgia's Singing Voice: Kay Starr
Frenchman: Count Stefenelli
Pedestrian: Norman Stevans
Porter: Nick Stewart
Rosebud Truelove - the Human Pretzel: Kay Vallon
Wardrobe Woman: Dorothy Vernon

Written by: Edwin Blum, Don Hartman, Harry Segall

Director: Alexander Hall

Production: Columbia Pictures

Release date: 21 Aug 1947

Box Office: $5,450,000