Lullaby of Broadway
Director: David Butler
Actors: Doris Day, Gene Nelson, S.Z. Sakall
PlotA talented young singer leaves her home in London with aspirations to find success on Broadway. Her late father was a celebrated star, and she hopes to follow in his footsteps. Upon arriving in New York City, she believes her mother is living a glamorous life as a famous socialite. In reality, her mother is employed as a maid in a wealthy household, struggling in obscurity. Oblivious to this fact, the daughter earns a gig at a high-end club where she meets a charismatic entertainer who quickly becomes smitten with her. He helps her navigate the intricate and competitive world of showbiz while managing his own career ambitions.
As she gains traction in the entertainment industry, more opportunities come knocking. However, the tension builds when she inadvertently befriends the owner of the club where her mother works as a maid, igniting a series of misunderstandings and secret revelations. Determined to secure her place in the limelight, she must confront challenging truths about her family and career. Along her journey, she discovers the true meaning of friendship and love, realizing that success is not solely measured by fame and fortune. As she faces these revelations, her resolve and talent drive her toward achieving her long-cherished dreams.
Writers: Earl Baldwin
Release Date: 26 Dec 1951
Runtime: 92 min
Rating: Approved
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
A beautifully restored Blu-ray showcases Doris Day's musical talents despite a thin plot, with impressive visuals but flat mono sound.
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