I Dream of Jeanie

Jun 15, 1952

1h 29m

★ 3.6

ROMANCE - MUSIC - COMEDY of SHOWBOAT DAYS!

Overview

The life and career of famed American composer Stephen Foster.

Genres

Drama

Music

Production Companies

Republic Pictures

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Cast

Edwin P. Christy

Ray Middleton

Stephen Foster

Bill Shirley

Inez McDowell

Muriel Lawrence

Jeanie McDowell

Eileen Christy

Mr Tambo / Rex Allen / Narrator

Rex Allen

Mrs. McDowell

Lynn Bari

Dunning Foster (as Richard Simmons)

Dick Simmons

Milford Wilson (as Robert Neil)

Scott Elliott

R.E. Howard

Andrew Tombes

Spike

James Dobson

Mr. Horker

Percy Helton

Glenn Turnbull / Speciality Dancer (as Glenn Turnbull)

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