Blonde from Brooklyn (1945) Del Lord

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In Blonde from Brooklyn, Bob Haymes (credited as Robert Stanton) plays ex-G.I. Dixon Harper, an aspiring crooner looking for a gig singing on the radio for a sponsor named “Plantation Coffee.” Considering the name of the company, he figures playing a “southerner” will get him the job, and he ropes pretty blonde singer Susan Parker (Lynn Merrick) into the idea with him (since earlier he’d accidentally helped her lose her job as a jukebox girl). But they find they need a coach and that’s where Thurston Hall comes in as “The Colonel”. The Colonel’s a hustler himself and is willing to coach them in Southern ways in exchange for a “stipend”. It looks like the kids get the gig, but complications arise when the phony Southern-style name that the Colonel has given Susan, “Bellwithers”, turns out to be attached to an $800,000 inheritance. Susan can’t live with the fraud, leading to a series of zany consequences as she and the Colonel and Dixon attempt to find a way out.

Director: Del Lord

Stars: Bob Haymes, Lynn Merrick, Thurston Hall

Also Known As (AKA): Loura de Brooklyn, La falsa heredera

Blonde from Brooklyn (1945)

IMDB

TVRip | MP4 | 1h 4min | 640×480 | AVC @ 1500Kbps | AAC @ 150Kbps
Lang: English | Subs: None | 763 MB
Genre: Comedy, Musical

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