Tea for Two
1950 ‧ Musical/Comedy ‧ 1h 38m
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6.5/10 · IMDb
59% · Rotten Tomatoes
Nanette (Doris Day) has dreams of Broadway, but lacks the funds to stage the musical her boyfriend, Larry (Billy De Wolfe), has written. After extracting a promise from him to make her the star of the show, Nanette turns to her wealthy uncle (S.Z....
Initial release: September 2, 1950
Director: David Butler
Music composed by: Vincent Youmans and Howard Jackson
Distributed by: Warner Bros.
Box office: $3.6 million; $2.4 million (US rentals)