Did Tommy Dix do his own singing?
Throughout the film Tommy Dix speaks in a high tenor voice saying things like, "Gee Miss Ball..." But when he sings Buckle Down Winsocki, it's with a powerful baritone voice. He may have done the character in a high voice to connote youth and innocence. On the other hand Hollywood had a penchant in this era for dubbing singing parts and the contrast between his talking And singing voice was rather startling .Does anybody know for sure that it was him singing?
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