Franchesca Page

The story follows the adventures of Rita Page, an aspiring showgirl in Las Vegas and his daughter Franchesca completely talentless, in their relentless pursuit of Broadway fame.

Cast

Varla Jean Merman

as Rita Page

Rossy de Palma

as Veronica

Tara Leon

as Franchesca Page

Mark Dendy

as Melba Jarvis

China Forbes

as Deborah

Joe Pirolli

as Mr. Sheldon Edwards

Sherry Vine

as Valesha

Flotilla DeBarge

as Dolores

Maureen Griffin

as Lady in the Lounge

Race Williams

as Male Dancer #1

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