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Midnight Frolics (1949)

56 min |Music

Concert film featuring the best of the burlesque dancers doing their own dances.

Directors

Cinematographer

James S. Brown Jr. (photographed by) (as James S. Brown)

Editor

W. Merle Connell (as W.M. Connell)

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Cast	+ Add Cast
16 cast members

Name	Known for
Sunny Knight Self Self See fewer	Midnight Frolics (1949)
Mickey 'Ginger' Jones Self Self See fewer	Midnight Frolics (1949)
KalantanSelf (as Aleene) Self (as Aleene) See fewer	Son of Sinbad (1955)
Boo LaVon Self Self See fewer	Midnight Frolics (1949)
Shirley Heart Self Self See fewer	Midnight Frolics (1949)
Annette Warren Self Self See fewer	Lured (1947)
The Boyd Triplets Themselves Themselves See fewer	Smoky River Serenade (1947)
Deena Self Self See fewer	Midnight Frolics (1949)
George 'Beetlepuss' Lewis Self Self See fewer	Half Past Midnight (1948)
Jack Mann Self Self See fewer	The Twilight Zone (1959)
George Rose Self Self See fewer	'B' Girl Rhapsody (1952)
Howard Montgomery Self Self See fewer	Midnight Frolics (1949)
Leon DeVoe Self Self See fewer	Lili's Wedding Night (1952)
Wauneta Bates Self Self See fewer	Midnight Frolics (1949)
Helen CoganSelf (as Helene Cogan) Self (as Helene Cogan) See fewer	Test Tube Babies (1948)
Sonney's Sunkist Beaties of the ChorusThemselves (as Sonney's Sunkist Beauties of the Chorus) Themselves (as Sonney's Sunkist Beauties of the Chorus) See fewer	Midnight Frolics (1949)