Moonlight in Vermont (film)

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Moonlight in Vermont is the title of a 1943 upbeat American musical dramatic film.

Plot[]

A Vermont farm girl Gwen Harding enrolls in the renowned Devereau dance school in the New York. Her singing makes her semi-popular, and she is soon noticed by fellow student Richard "Slick" Ellis. Ellis' jealous girlfriend Brenda Allenby is soon involved. Farm problems conflict with dance school life and even though her new friends try to help out, other problems, including a vindictive romantic rival, arise.

Cast[]

• Gloria Jean as Gwen Harding
• Ray Malone as Richard 'Slick' Ellis
• George Dolenz as Lionel Devereau
• Fay Helm as Lucy Meadows
• as Joan
• Sidney Miller as Cyril
• Vivian Austin as Brenda Allenby
• as Alice
• Mira McKinney as Elvira
• William 'Billy' Benedict as Abel
• Virginia Brissac as Aunt Bess
• Russell Simpson as Uncle Rufus

External links[]

• Moonlight in Vermont at the American Film Institute Catalog
• Moonlight in Vermont at IMDb

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