All Together

When a wealthy philanthropist dies, his will stipulates that his fortune will go to his four children only if they fulfill his lifelong dream of putting on a Broadway musical. The reluctant heirs must overcome their personal differences and lack of talent to produce the show before the deadline. Along the way, they find love and discover their hidden potential in the chaotic process of theatrical production.

All Together was a lighthearted musical comedy that served as a showcase for its stars, particularly Rudy Vallee. While not a critical darling, it was generally seen as an enjoyable, if unremarkable, entry in the musical genre of its time, appreciated for its energetic performances and cheerful tone.

• Praised for its vibrant musical numbers and the charm of its lead performers.

• Seen as a pleasant, escapist film with a straightforward, if predictable, plot.

• Some critics found the story a bit thin but enjoyed the overall entertainment value.

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This film marked one of June Allyson's early feature film roles before she became a major star at MGM.