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Tag Archives: Roy del Ruth
Eddie Cantor in “Kid Millions” (1934) – reviewed by George
Dot Clark (Ethel Merman) is singing “Who Could Ever Be Blue” with a chorus of cuties at the Body Shop (Don’t ask. I don’t know), and when the number ends she is angry to see that Louie the Lug (Warren … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Sothern, Arthur Sheekman, Burton Churchill, Burton Lane, Doris Davenport, Eddie Cantor, Ethel Merman, Eva Sully, George Murphy, Gus Kahn, Harold Adamson, Irving Berlin, Kid Millions, Nat Perrin, Nunnally Johnson, Paul Harvey, Roy del Ruth, The Nicholas Brothers, Walter Donaldson, Warren Hymer
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About Face (1951) – reviewed by George
This musical has a good cast, good songs, and a plot about life at a military college: Southern Military Institute, or SMI, which is based on VMI, Virginia Military Institute. The whole thing is based on a 1938 Warner Brothers … Continue reading
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Tagged About Face, Aileen Stanley Jr., Brother Rat, Charles Tobias, Cliff Ferre, Dick Wesson, Eddie Bracken, Fred F. Finklehoffe, Gordon MacRae, Joel Grey, John Baer, John Monks Jr., Larry Keating, Leroy Prinz, Peter De Rose, Peter Milne, Phyllis Kirk, Roy del Ruth, Virginia Gibson
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Born to Dance (1936) – reviewed by George
James Stewart gets second billing under Eleanor Powell in his only musical. He dances very well and he sings okay – not great, but pretty darned good. So why not another song and dance film? I’m guessing he just didn’t … Continue reading
Folies Bergere de Paris (1935) – reviewed by George
The film opens with Maurice Chevalier onstage at the Folies Bergere singing one of his trademark songs, “Valentine” (pronounced Val-awn-tina) by Christine and Willemetz. He is playing Charlier, a renowned stage singer/dancer/comic. When the applause for his solo is over, … Continue reading