Easter Parade

The Happiest Musical Ever Made is...

On the day before Easter in 1911, Don Hewes is crushed when his dancing partner (and object of affection) Nadine Hale refuses to start a new contract with him. To prove Nadine's not important to him, Don acquires innocent new protege Hannah Brown, vowing to make her a star in time for next year's Easter parade.

Judy Garland

Fred Astaire

Peter Lawford

(Jonathan Harrow III)

Ann Miller

Jules Munshin

Clinton Sundberg

Richard Beavers

Lola Albright

(Hat Model / Showgirl (uncredited))

Shirley Ballard

(Showgirl (uncredited))

Edward Biby

(Audience Member (uncredited))

June Gale

Joi Lansing

(Hat Model / Showgirl (uncredited))

Robert Emmett O'Connor

(Policeman (uncredited))

Harold Miller

(Diner in Restaurant (uncredited))

Jeni Le Gon

(Essie (uncredited))

Sara Shane

(Showgirl (uncredited))

John Albright

(Western Union Messenger (uncredited))

Don Anderson

(Passerby on Street (uncredited))

Norman S. Barker

(Trombone Player (uncredited))

Jimmy Bates

(Boy (uncredited))

Virginia Bates

(Model (uncredited))

Hal Bell

(Dancer (uncredited))

Margaret Bert

(Florist (uncredited))

Lulu Mae Bohrman

(Restaurant Patron (uncredited))

Ralph Brooks

(Diner (uncredited))

Rosalee Calvert

(Model (uncredited))

James Carlisle

(Restaurant Patron (uncredited))

Peter Chong

(Sam (uncredited))

James Conaty

(Passerby on Street (uncredited))

Jack Deery

(Restaurant Patron (uncredited))

Dante DiPaolo

(Dancer (uncredited))

Jimmie Dodd

(Cabby (uncredited))

Dolores Donlon

(Showgirl (uncredited))

Patricia Edwards

(Showgirl (uncredited))

Charles Fogel

(Pedestrian (uncredited))

J.C. Fowler

(Pedestrian (uncredited))

Harry Fox

(Desk Clerk (uncredited))

Joel Friend

(Dancer (uncredited))

Sig Frohlich

(Callboy (uncredited))

Robert Haines

(Waiter at Rooftop Restaurant (uncredited))

Ruth Hall

(Showgirl (uncredited))

Sam Harris

(Backstage Well-Wisher / Diner (uncredited))

Helene Heigh

(Hat Shop Owner (uncredited))

Shep Houghton

(Restaurant Patron (uncredited))

Marjorie Jackson

(Showgirl (uncredited))

Patricia Jackson

(Dancer (uncredited))

Bob Jellison

(Drugstore Patron (uncredited))

Doris Kemper

(Anna (uncredited))

Gail Langford

(Showgirl (uncredited))

Nolan Leary

(Drugstore Clerk (uncredited))

Dale Lefler

(Dancer (uncredited))

Max Linder

(Audience Member (uncredited))

King Lockwood

(Restaurant Patron (uncredited))

Leota Lorraine

(Audience Member (uncredited))

Laura Mason

(Twin Showgirl (uncredited))

Matt Mattox

(Dancer (uncredited))

Bert May

(Dancer (uncredited))

Frank Mayo

(Headwaiter (uncredited))

Philo McCullough

(Diner (uncredited))

Howard M. Mitchell

(Drugstore Patron (uncredited))

Richard Neill

(Audience Member (uncredited))

George Noisom

(Western Union Messenger (uncredited))

Barry Norton

(Diner (uncredited))

Dick Paxton

(Western Union Messenger (uncredited))

Albert Pollet

(Waiter (uncredited))

Angi O. Poulos

(Peddler (uncredited))

Paul Power

(Restaurant Patron (uncredited))

Bobbie Priest

(Dancer (uncredited))

Jean Romer

(Twin Showgirl (uncredited))

Ralph Sanford

(Hotel Detective (uncredited))

Dick Simmons

(Al (uncredited))

Bert Spencer

(Clerk (uncredited))

Harry Tenbrook

(Pedestrian (uncredited))

Aline Towne

(Salesgirl (uncredited))

Dee Turnell

(Dancer (uncredited))

Benay Venuta

(Bar Patron (uncredited))

Johnny Walsh

(Western Union Messenger (uncredited))

Wilson Wood

(Marty (uncredited))