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Meet Me in St. Louis (28-Nov-1944)

Director: Vincente Minnelli

Writers: Irving Brecher; Fred F. Finklehoffe

From novel by: Sally Benson

Producer: Arthur Freed

Keywords: Musical, Romance

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Leon Ames
Actor
20-Jan-1902 12-Oct-1993 Character actor, a SAG founder
Mary Astor
Actor
3-May-1906 25-Sep-1987 The Maltese Falcon
Lucille Bremer
Dancer
21-Feb-1917 16-Apr-1996 Yolanda and the Thief
Harry Davenport
Actor
19-Jan-1866 9-Aug-1949 Gone with the Wind
Tom Drake
Actor
5-Aug-1918 11-Aug-1982 Meet Me In St. Louis
Judy Garland
Singer
10-Jun-1922 22-Jun-1969 Dorothy in Wizard of Oz
June Lockhart
Actor
25-Jun-1925   Mom on Lassie, Lost in Space
Marjorie Main
Actor
24-Feb-1890 10-Apr-1975 Ma and Pa Kettle
Hugh Marlowe
Actor
30-Jan-1911 2-May-1982 Jim Matthews on Another World
Margaret O'Brien
Actor
15-Jan-1937   Meet Me in St. Louis
Chill Wills
Actor
18-Jul-1903 15-Dec-1978 The Alamo

CAST

Starring
Judy Garland   ...   Esther Smith
with
Margaret O'Brien   ...   Tootie Smith
Mary Astor   ...   Mrs. Anna Smith
Lucille Bremer   ...   Rose Smith
Leon Ames   ...   Mr. Alonzo Smith
Tom Drake   ...   John Truett
Marjorie Main   ...   Katie (Maid)
Harry Davenport   ...   Grandpa
June Lockhart   ...   Lucille Ballard
Henry H. Daniels, Jr.   ...   Lon Smith, Jr.
Joan Carroll   ...   Agnes Smith
Hugh Marlowe   ...   Col. Darly
Robert Sully   ...   Warren Sheffield
Chill Wills   ...   Mr. Neely

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