Film Preview – Bognor Regis Observer – Saturday, 20 December 1947
Transcript:

SELSEY PAVILION. "SECOND CHORUS" which is presented on Monday, stars Fred Astaire, Paulette Wilde and Artie Shaw and his Band. Deanna Durbin sings four songs in Universal International's "I'LL BE YOURS" which commences on Thursday, bringing her total of songs in films to seventy-two during her ten years on the screen. Songs for the new comedy romance are "Sari Waltz", "It's Dream Time", "Cobleskill School Song" and "Granada". Tom Drake and William Bendix co-star with Deanna in the tuneful romantic comedy which was directed by William Seiter.

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