Two Tickets to Broadway

Singer Dan (Tony Martin) and aspiring Broadway star Nancy after an elaborate meet-cute, in the theatrical boarding house meet the company, for an extended rendering of the 1925 Rodgers & Hart standard, choreography by the later-career Busby Berkeley, in Two Tickets To Broadway, 1951.

We meet Eddie Bracken as failed theatrical agent Lew Conway, already defamed in earlier scenes, then his top client, Tony Martin as singer Dan Carter, with a song by Al Hoffman, Leo Corday and Leon Carr, early in RKO’s Two Tickets To Broadway, 1951, also starring Janet Leigh and Gloria DeHaven.

On a Manhattan rooftop, Hannah (Gloria DeHaven) is still sweet on her bumbling agent-boyfriend Lew (Eddie Bracken), occasioning this original by Leo Robin and Jule Styne, in the RKO musical Two Tickets To Broadway, 1951.

A small-town girl (Janet Leigh) finds love on the road to Broadway stardom in the Technicolor musical Two Tickets To Broadway (1951).