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My Bag o' Trix (1929)

TV_G 10 min  -  Short | Comedy | Musical  -   January 1929 (USA)
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A vaudeville act. Trixie Friganza performs first a story and then a song. For the story, she wears a wide-brimmed had and a matching diaphanous shawl... See full summary »

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Cast

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Trixie Friganza Trixie Friganza
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Storyline

A vaudeville act. Trixie Friganza performs first a story and then a song. For the story, she wears a wide-brimmed had and a matching diaphanous shawl. She tells of a visit to a friend who has a five-year old son. The mother tells Trixie a tale of stepping out on her husband, and to conceal the story from the boy, spells out key words. By the story's end, mom is in for a surprise and Trixie has a moral for us. Then, the hat and shawl come off, a base fiddle comes out, and Trixie sings us a comic song about her first two husbands. Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>  

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Short | Comedy | Musical

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

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Also Known As:

My Bag O' Tricks See more »

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Mono (Western Electric Apparatus)

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1
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Trivia

Because the entire soundtrack of this film survives, the print shown on Turner Classic Movies substitutes a still of Trixie Friganza during the first 100 seconds of her monologue. They explained that part of the footage was lost because of nitrate decomposition. See more »

Soundtracks

"Funeral March (Marche Funèbre)"
(1839) (uncredited)
from "Sonata in B Flat Minor, Op.35 No.2"
Written by Frédéric Chopin
Hummed a bit by Trixie Friganza in "The Peevish Widow" song See more »