52. Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)

from Why Do We Own This DVD? · host Sean Takaki and Diane Takaki

Diane and Sean discuss the Judy Garland classic, Meet Me in St. Louis, and what a great time 1903 was in America...if you were white...and wealthy. Episode music is "Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis", music by Kerry Mills, lyrics by Andrew B. Sterling; "The Trolley Song", by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane.Support the show

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