White Christmas

Comedy, Musical, Romance

Bing Crosby	Bob Wallace
Danny Kaye	Phil Davis
Rosemary Clooney	Betty Haynes
Vera-Ellen	Judy Haynes
Dean Jagger	Major General Thomas F. Waverly
Mary Wickes	Emma Allen
John Brascia	John
Anne Whitfield	Susan Waverly
Bea Allen	Assistant Dance Director
Joan Bayley	Assistant Dance Director
James Parnell	Sheriff
Sig Rumann	Landlord

Director	Michael Curtiz
Producer	Robert Emmett Dolan
Writer	Melvin Frank; Norman Krasna; Norman Panama

Bob Wallace (Bing Crosby) and Phil Davis (Danny Kaye) meet in the army during WWII. Phil saves Bob's life, and Bob repays him by taking him into his successful nightclub act after the war. They work their way up onto the Broadway stage and produce their own shows. At what they think is the request of an old army buddy, they go to review a sister act. The sisters Betty (Rosemary Clooney) and Judy (Vera Ellen). The girls are in a little legal trouble, so Phil gives them their train tickets to get out of town. The men run into the girls again on the train where Bob had to buy more tickets so they could sit up in a club car. Bob starts to take an interest in Betty. Bob and Phil decide to go to Vermont where the girls are booked in an inn. When they arrive they discover that the proprietor is General Waverly (Dean Jagger), their WWII commander. The almost-forgotten general is down on his luck because there's no snow, so Bob and Phil decide to stage their show from the inn. They also put out a call for other men in their old unit to amass at the inn on Christmas Eve to pay homage to the general.