Step Lively

Actress and singer Christine (Gloria DeHaven) coaxes a (Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne) song out of neophyte playwright Glenn (Frank Sinatra), seated with her producer Gordon (Frank Murphy), who's promised to stage his show, before a dinner club audience in RKO's Step Lively, 1944.

Playwright Glenn (Frank Sinatra) and producer Gordon (George Murphy) panic when Christine (Gloria DeHaven) reports Jenkins (Eugene Pallette) doesn't like what he's seen, although Miss Abbott (Anne Jeffreys) comes around, song by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne, in Step Lively, 1944.

Out-of-town playwright Glenn (Frank Sinatra) walking home Christine (Gloria DeHaven), whom he's just met, and whom he believes is playing a lead part in his Broadway play, which he doesn't know is in big financial troulbe, in RKO's Step Lively, 1944.

Fly-by-night producers dodge bill collectors while trying for one big hit in Step Lively (1944) starring Frank Sinatra.