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Golden Girl is a american film of genre Drama directed by Lloyd Bacon released in USA on 1 november 1951 with Mitzi Gaynor
Golden Girl (1951)
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Add to a movie listGolden Girl is a 1951 20th Century Fox musical film starring Mitzi Gaynor as Lotta Crabtree.
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In her hometown of Rabbit Creek, vivacious teenager Lotta Crabtree is thrilled when the famed performer Lola Montez comes to town in 1863. She wants to become a singer like Lola herself someday, although parents Mary Ann and John Crabtree, who run a boarding house, don't necessarily approve.Actors
Mitzi Gaynor
(Lotta Crabtree)
Dale Robertson
(Tom Richmond)
James Barton
(John Crabtree)
Dennis Day
(Mart)
Una Merkel
(Mary Ann Crabtree)
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