A light fluffy Doris Day technicolour remake of the Broadway musical No No Nanette. The only strange thing about this film is that for a film that is set in 1929, everyone looks like they stepped out of 1950, from hairstyles to costumes.
This review of Tea for Two (1950) was written by Michael T on 21 Dec 2014.
Tea for Two has generally received positive reviews.
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