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Starlit Days at the Lido (1935)
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Writer:
Alexander Van Dorn (continuity and dialogue)
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Surprisingly interesting.
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Three Radio Rogues | ... | Themselves |
| Eddie Bartell | ... | Himself (as The Three Radio Rogues) |
| Jimmy Hollywood | ... | Himself (as The Three Radio Rogues) |
| Henry Taylor | ... | Himself (as the Three Radio Rogues) |
| Henry Busse | ... | Himself (as Henry Busse and His Orchestra) |
| Donald Grayson | ... | Himself (as Carl Grayson) |
| Judy Randall | ... | Herself |
| Arthur Lake | ... | Himself |
| Anne Brown | ... | Herself (as Ann Brown) |
| Marion Stephanie | ... | Herself |
| The Fanchonettes | ... | Themselves |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Mary Stewart | ... | Fanchonette |
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USA:20 min
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Color (Technicolor)
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1.37 : 1 more
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Mono (RCA Victor High Fidelity Sound System)
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Soundtrack:
Love Dropped in for Tea
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I'm guessing that this short was made for MGM as an experiment to gain experience with full color film. Or maybe it was produced by the Techincolor Corp. to show off the quality of their product. Earlier color films lacked the spectrum of vibrant colors, but this film was beautiful. I did not know how good Technicolor was in 1935. Another thing that was interesting was that unlike most Technicolor films of the 1930's, this was not a costume picture. We saw many scenes of ordinary people eating, dancing, or lounging around a swimming pool in all kinds of dress. In other words, it was a full color look into the past. I haven't mentioned the script because, there really wasn't one. The band music was nothing special, so too, were the vocalists. Several comedy bits ranged from corny to plain bad. I might add that movie buffs would enjoy seeing shots of various film stars that were part of the crowd.