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Kansas City Kitty (1944) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by Del Lord and produced by Ted Richmond.

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The line in which Jimmy ('Bob Crosby') says he's had trouble saving money because of "some family trouble with horses" is an in-joke reference to Bob's brother, Bing Crosby, who owned a stable of racing horses that almost never did well.
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