A British playboy, who just happens to be in possession of an ancient sarcophagus (it's sitting in his mansion living room), discovers there's a 3000-year old Egyptian princess inside--...
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Title: A Night of Magic (1944)
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Robert Griffith | ... | Reggie |
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Gerald Pring | ... | Wilkins |
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Billy 'Uke' Scott | ... | Billy (as Billy Scott) |
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Marian Olive | ... | Princess Raviola (as Marion Olive) |
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Elsa Tee | ... | Paula |
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Edith Trent | ... | Madam |
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The Broadway Boys | ... | (specialty) |
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Vera Bradley | ... | (specialty) |
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Dot Delvaine | ... | Specialty |
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Gordon Ray Girls | ... | (specialty) |
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A British playboy, who just happens to be in possession of an ancient sarcophagus (it's sitting in his mansion living room), discovers there's a 3000-year old Egyptian princess inside--alive! She pops out one evening and the two of them go out on the town for an unforgettable night of romance and song. Written by Anonymous
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By any reasonable standard, "A Night of Magic" is a simply awful film. The budget is practically non-existent, the acting frequently terrible and the plot is thread-bare at best. Mostly it's a long series of grade C stage acts. However, it is a bit fun at times in a kitschy and stupid way!
When the story begins, a man receives a cheap looking sarcophagus from his uncle. Inside is a hot woman who announces she's a 3000 year-old Egyptian princess. She seems about as Egyptian as Chop Suey--being all blonde and very British. However, the man is apparently a total moron and with no proof whatsoever, he believes her story. For the remainder of the film there are only a couple brief acting scenes and the rest consists of the stage acts--lots of singing and dancing of the low- brow variety. They also use some obviously older clips of various stage acts and clumsily throw them into the film.
The bottom line is that a few of the songs are cute, the rest are simply awful--as is pretty much everything else about this one. Fortunately, it is rather short!!