“Music for Millions” (1943): First Orchestra Musical

“Music for Millions” (1943): First Orchestra Musical

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Many movies from the Golden Era of Hollywood feature an amazing assortment of musical talent, such as “Music for Millions” (1943). Featuring classical conductor and pianist Jose Iturbi, vaudeville comedian Jimmy Durante, and a slew of other virtuosic musicians, this heartwarming film is a joyous tribute to the joys of classical orchestra music. Starring brilliant child actress Margaret O’Brien as a saintly little girl and beloved girl-next-door June Allyson as her big sister, this is a touching wartime story of how women’s hard work and faith kept the nation going.
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