Easter Parade

Year: 1948

Runtime: 103 mins

Language: English

Director: Charles Walters

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In this Irving Berlin musical set on the eve of Easter 1911, dancer Don Hewes is heart‑broken when his partner and love interest Nadine Hale turns down a new contract. To prove he can succeed without her, he spots the fresh talent Hannah Brown and swears to turn her into a star in time for the following year’s Easter Parade.

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