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Hollywood Fun Festival (1952)
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Short | 10 min | Documentary, Short

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Hollywood Fun Festival (1952)

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Short | 10 min | Documentary, Short

The real-life Jerry Lewis opens a camera store in Los Angeles, and Ralph Staub drops by to visit with Jerry, as does Diana Lynn, Rhonda Fleming, Georgie Jessell---who never let anything happen in Hollywood without showing up with his ...See moreThe real-life Jerry Lewis opens a camera store in Los Angeles, and Ralph Staub drops by to visit with Jerry, as does Diana Lynn, Rhonda Fleming, Georgie Jessell---who never let anything happen in Hollywood without showing up with his home-movie 16 mm, and may have bought some film from Jerry on Grand Opening Day---and also, of course, Jerry's comedy-team partner, Dean Martin. Later, Ralph drops in on former 20th Century-Fox star, Dick Haymes, who was now working as a radio-Disc Jockey. This entry in Columbia's Screen Snapshots series got more bookings than the usual shorts in the series, as theatre exhibitors saw a chance to bill it as a "new" Martin & Lewis film. Written by Les Adams See less

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7 cast members

Name	Known for
Ralph Staub Self - Commentator Self - Commentator See fewer	Screen Snapshots Series 25, No. 1: 25th Anniversary (1945)
Dean Martin Self - Camera Store Visitor Self - Camera Store Visitor See fewer	The Dean Martin Show (1965)
Jerry Lewis Self - Owner of Camera Store Self - Owner of Camera Store See fewer	The Nutty Professor (1963)
George Jessel Self - Camera Store Visitor Self - Camera Store Visitor See fewer	Lucky Boy (1929)
Diana Lynn Self - Camera Store Visitor Self - Camera Store Visitor See fewer	The Major and the Minor (1942)
Rhonda Fleming Self - Camera Store Visitor Self - Camera Store Visitor See fewer	Out of the Past (1947)
Dick Haynes Self - Disc Jockey Self - Disc Jockey See fewer	The Phantom Planet (1961)