Orchestra Wives
1942, Musical/Romance, 1h 38m
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Movie Info
When a touring swing band arrives in her small town, Connie Ward (Ann Rutherford) falls hard for trumpeter Bill Abbot (George Montgomery) and decides to marry him on a whim -- since the band is leaving as quickly as it arrived. Quite unprepared for her new lifestyle, Connie struggles to adjust to the constant travel from one town to another, and also to the pettiness of the other musicians' wives. Eventually, the marriage and the band break up, but Bill is determined to make it all right again.
Cast & Crew
George Montgomery
Bill Abbot
Bill Abbot
Ann Rutherford
Connie Ward
Connie Ward
Glenn Miller
Gene Morrison
Gene Morrison
Lynn Bari
Jaynie Stevens
Jaynie Stevens
Carole Landis
Natalie Mercer
Natalie Mercer
Cesar Romero
St. John "Sinjin" Smith
St. John "Sinjin" Smith
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Audience Reviews for Orchestra Wives
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Jun 03, 2010Great music and a light weight story add up to a pleasant diversion. The professional actors llike Ann Rutherford, Carole Landis and Cesar Romero all give enjoyable performances. Also a great movie for familiar faces that were just starting out like Jackie Gleason and Harry Morgan to pop in and disappear. Marion Hutton, Betty's sister, shows up as one of the band's singers and the resemblance is striking. As for Glenn Miller, as an actor he was a wonderful band leader and Tex Beneke who plays one of the husbands had a beautiful voice and a face just made for radio. None of it really matters at all though whenever the boys pick up their instruments and play it's magic.jay n Super Reviewer
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