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In Caliente (1935)
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Overview
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Writers:
Ralph Block (story) and
Warren Duff (story) ...
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Release Date:
25 May 1935 (USA) more
Tagline:
IT'S A MUSICAL HEAT WAVE! (original poster - all caps)
Plot:
Magazine editor Pat O'Brien givesMexican dancer Dolores Del Rio a bad write-up, and then becomes romantically involved... more | add synopsis
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South-of-the-border, Hollywood style! more (5 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Dolores del Rio | ... | Rita Gomez, aka La Españita |
 | Pat O'Brien | ... | Lawrence 'Larry' MacArthur |
| Leo Carrillo | ... | José Gomez |
 | Edward Everett Horton | ... | Harold Brandon |
| Glenda Farrell | ... | Miss Clara Thorne |
| Phil Regan | ... | Peter Casey, aka Pedro Casinova |
| Wini Shaw | ... | Lois, Featured Singer in 'Lady in Red' Number (as Winifred Shaw) |
| Luis Alberni | ... | The Magistrate |
| George Humbert | ... | Mexican Photographer |
| Harry Holman | ... | Joe Biggs |
| Soledad Jiménez | ... | Maria, Rita's Maid (as Soledad Jimenez) |
| Herman Bing | ... | Mexican Florist |
| Florence Fair | ... | Miss G., Larry's Secretary |
| Judy Canova | ... | Specialty Singer |
| Sally De Marco | ... | Herself - Specialty Dancer (as The De Marcos) |
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Viva Senorita (USA) (poster title)
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84 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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USA:Passed (National Board of Review) | USA:Approved (PCA #729)
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Film debut of Judy Canova. more
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The Lady in Red more
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Caliente was a stylish resort destination for the film community in the 1930's, and this film attempted to capitalize on that exotic fact for movie audiences. Very little of the film takes advantage of its sultry locale, however. The film is mainly concerned with Rita, a beautiful Mexican dancer, who is infuriated after Larry, a theater critic, savagely pans her dancing after failing to catch her act! She sets out to show him, and of course they fall in love. There is a good supporting cast, especially Edward Everett Horton as his usual nervous fussbudget. The two musical numbers were staged by Busby Berkeley. "The Lady in Red" is sung by a chorus of studio cuties and by the wonderful Wini Shaw (and a novelty chorus or two is sung by the delightful Judy Canova, doing her "country hayseed" character). The "Muchacha" number is one of Berkeley's typical sprawling numbers and makes good use of Dolores Del Rio's beauty and horses riding up a staircase! Pay attention to Del Rio in the scene at the pool. She wears what's believed to be the screen's first two-piece bathing suit. Just one look at her stunning beauty will make you long for the days when Hollywood was known for goddesses like Del Rio, Dietrich, Lamarr, Garbo, etc.