Meet The People (1944) - (Movie Clip) I Like To Recognize The Tune

Name: Meet The People (1944) -- (Movie Clip) I Like To Recognize The Tune
Uploaded: 2014-05-08T00:00:00-04:00
Duration: 4 min 16 s
Description: June Allyson is the fan-clubber meekly complaining to Vaughn Monroe that his band is drowning out the melody, so she joins him, Ziggie Talent and Virginia O'Brien in this Rodgers and Hart tune first introduced on Broadway in 1939, at a shipboard fund-raiser in MGM's Meet The People, 1944.

June Allyson is the fan-clubber meekly complaining to Vaughn Monroe that his band is drowning out the melody, so she joins him, Ziggie Talent and Virginia O'Brien in this Rodgers and Hart tune first introduced on Broadway in 1939, at a shipboard fund-raiser in MGM's Meet The People, 1944.

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