Gale Storm

The woman playing Trudy could ac-

... yes, she could actually sing.

Yeah.

Um, but you don't hear her singing voice.

Oh, interesting.

Gail Storm, who plays the millionaire's daughter, um, had already sung and danced in earlier movies, but for this production, she had to lip sync to someone else's voice.

Hmm.

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And now, My Little Margie, starring Gale Storm and Charles Farrell.

[upbeat music] As we look in on the Albright apartment, Margie and her father, Vern, are celebrating a reunion with two old friends, Hank Davis and his daughter, Babs.

Hank and Babs have just moved back to town after living in Chicago for the past few years.

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My Little Margie, starring Gale Storm and Charles Farrell, is based on characters created by Frank Fox and is produced and directed by Gordon T. Hughes.

Freddy is played by Gil Stratton Jr., and Mrs. Odets is Verna Felton.

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My Little Margie starring Gale Storm and Charles Farrell.

Transcribed in Hollywood.

[upbeat music] [clapping] Margie's father, Vern Albright, has a very responsible job with Honeywell and Todd, investment counselors.

The star-studded event marked Judy's triumphant cinematic comeback and was the first movie premiere ever to be broadcast nationwide on television.

In 1956, actress and singer Gale Storm's sitcom, The Gale Storm Show, Oh Susanna, made its broadcast debut on CBS.

Storm starred as a trouble-prone social director aboard a luxury ocean liner in a series that ran for four seasons.

In 1963, the rock band The Rolling Stones kicked off their first official tour of the United Kingdom.