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Other titles: A Rainha do Calendário | Musique aux étoiles | カレンダー・ガール | A Rapariga do Calendário | Star Dust and Sweet Music
Year Released: 1947
Month released: January
Directors: Allan Dwan
Cast: 'Snub' Pollard, Arvon Dale, Bill Radovich, Burton Jones, Buster Slaven, Casey MacGregor, Charles Arnt, Chuck Roberson, Earle Hodgins, Edward Keane, Emory Parnell, Ethelreda Leopold, Franklin Pangborn, Gail Patrick, Gino Corrado, Gordon Wynn, Gus Schilling, Helen McAllister, Irene Rich, Jack Shea, James Ellison, James Menzies, Jane Frazee, Janet Martin, Keith Richards, Kenny Baker, Lloyd Ford, Lou Nova, Mickey Simpson, Ralph Montgomery, Ralph Reed, Robert Cherry, Shelah Shutan, Spec O'Donnell, Tex Mooney, Tommy Ryan, Vic Holbrook, Victor McLaglen, Victor Potel, Wanita Charles, William 'Wee Willie' Davis, William Marshall
Producers: Allan Dwan
Production Companies: Republic Pictures
Additional Crew: Fanchon
Art Department: Zoe Mozert
Camera and electrical department: Nels Mathias
Cinematographers: Reggie Lanning
Colorization: Black and White
Country: United States
Distributors: African Consolidated Films, British Empire Films Australia, British Lion Film Corporation, Empire Universal Films, Hollywood Television Service, Mill Creek Entertainment, Reel Media International, Republic Films Argentina, Republic Pictures, Republic Pictures Do Brazil
Editors: Fred Allen
Languages: English
Sound Department: Victor B. Appel
It’s fun. Just plain old fun. You can see how it ends from the very beginning but you’re never bored with the story or frustrated with the characters. Audio quality is a little low but that’s a purely technical critique – the film itself is a joy to watch.