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Everybody Sing (1938)Director:Edwin L. MarinWriters:Florence Ryerson (original story and screen play), Edgar Allan Woolf (original story and screen play), 5 more credits » |
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Cast
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Ricky Saboni
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| Judy Garland | ... |
Judy Bellaire
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| Fanny Brice | ... |
Olga Chekaloff
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| Reginald Owen | ... |
Hillary Bellaire
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| Billie Burke | ... |
Diana Bellaire
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Reginald Gardiner | ... |
Jerrold Hope
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Lynne Carver | ... |
Sylvia Bellaire
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Helen Troy | ... |
Hillary's Secretary
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Monty Woolley | ... |
John Fleming
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Adia Kuznetzoff | ... |
Boris
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Henry Armetta | ... |
Signor Vittorino
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Michelette Burani | ... |
Madame Le Brouchette
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Mary Forbes | ... |
Miss Colvin
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Storyline
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neglected child | actor | audition | financial crisis | theatrical backer |Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
4 February 1938 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Diabinho de Saias See more »Company Credits
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Mono (Western Electric Sound System)Color:
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1.37 : 1
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Olga Chekaloff: You've been here twenty minutes? I've been here eleven years. I stopped yelling for my money ten years ago.
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(uncredited)
Incorporates many songs used in the movie
Sung by Allan Jones, Fanny Brice, Judy Garland, others and chorus
Danced by most of the cast
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A boys choir was used to provide the singing voices for the schoolgirl chorus that backs Judy on her numbers. See more »Goofs
When Judy Bellaire is escaping from the ship, she hides inside a container. Two workers place the container on the dock. Just before she opens the container lid to climb out, a second container appears just behind her. See more »Quotes
Taxi driver: Look, what about this 2,85? I gotta get going, I've been here twenty minutes already.Olga Chekaloff: You've been here twenty minutes? I've been here eleven years. I stopped yelling for my money ten years ago.
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Soundtracks
"Finale"(uncredited)
Incorporates many songs used in the movie
Sung by Allan Jones, Fanny Brice, Judy Garland, others and chorus
Danced by most of the cast
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"Everybody Sing" is a delightful 1938 film filled with music but, as these things go, not much plot. That's okay. Judy plays Judy Bellaire, whose mother (Billie Burke) is a busy actress, and her father (Reginald Owen) is a producer. When Judy gets kicked out of school for turning her classical music into jazz, no one will listen to the reason she's home - they're all too busy. Mom is in rehearsal with her leading man (Reginald Owen), her sister Sylvia (Lynne Carter) is taking a voice lesson, and her father is frantically running around. Judy's only pals in the house are the chef, Ricky Saboni (Allan Jones), who is in love with Sylvia, and the maid (Fanny Brice), an ex-Russian performer.
Eventually Judy, though underage, gets into a show put on by Ricky, who sings at night in a club. The singing is glorious, Judy singing "Swing Mr. Mendolssohn," "Down to Melody Farm," "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," and "Ever Since the World Began." Brice does a specialty number, and Jones, in his beautiful tenor, sings "The Show Must Go On," "Cosi-Cosa," and "First Thing in the Morning." Pre-Wizard of Oz, and pretty Judy sings with an incredible maturity of tone.
Fun, upbeat movie.