Dear Arabella (1941)
*** (out of 4)
Coin operated jukeboxes during WWII were able to play video as well as the audio and this here is one example of that. Ray Noble and His Orchestra get the top billing here but we've also got Snooky Lanson and a couple other performers chipping in to sing the title song. As with most of the jukebox music videos, this one here is certainly going to mainly appeal to film and music buffs but for the most part I found this one to be very entertaining. All of the musical performers are quite good and the song itself is also quite memorable and something you'll be tapping your feet to. The "video" portion of the film is pretty good as they clearly play up the lyrics and get the story across quite well.
*** (out of 4)
Coin operated jukeboxes during WWII were able to play video as well as the audio and this here is one example of that. Ray Noble and His Orchestra get the top billing here but we've also got Snooky Lanson and a couple other performers chipping in to sing the title song. As with most of the jukebox music videos, this one here is certainly going to mainly appeal to film and music buffs but for the most part I found this one to be very entertaining. All of the musical performers are quite good and the song itself is also quite memorable and something you'll be tapping your feet to. The "video" portion of the film is pretty good as they clearly play up the lyrics and get the story across quite well.