Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe Brian Sisters are also featured in this short.The Brian Sisters are also featured in this short.The Brian Sisters are also featured in this short.
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The Brian Sisters
- The Three Brian Sisters
- (as The Three Brian Sisters)
Peter Lind Hayes
- Uniformed Messenger
- (as Lind Hayes)
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- AnecdotesThe wine list at the Trocadero Club includes the items Chertok et Fils, Quimby et Quimby, and Gene Ruggiero et Fils. These are allusions to MGM's short subject producers Jack Chertok and Fred Quimby, and film editor Gene Ruggiero.
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Latin Singer: [singing] Hey, hey, for Cuban Pete, He's the king of the Rumba beat, When he plays the Maracas he goes, Chick chicky boom, Chick chicky boom...
- Crédits fousAll credited cast members following the International Models are identified by Reginald Denny.
- ConnexionsEdited into Hollywood: The Dream Factory (1972)
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Music Not Bad, But Humor And Sound Very Weak
"Reginald Denny and Galaxy of Stars" is how this is billed in the beginning credits.
Interesting at first to see real-life footage of people at a nightclub, complete with cigarette girls, dress and hairstyles of the period. Then it goes into a corny story of a lowly poor usher-type guy who is ready to break into the talent show business....and he's terrible.
Along the way we get some lame comedic acts and some orchestra numbers, some solo singing efforts, that are "fair to good." Personally, I liked the up-tempo numbers better, like the finale with The Brian Sisters.
It was cool to see stars like Groucho Marx (sans mustache) in the audience, along with Frank Morgan, Robert Benchley, Frank McHugh and others.
The worst part of this was the sound quality. I saw this on a Marx Brothers DVD (" Night At The Opera") in which the movie and the other features all came through sharp and clear....but not in this short. I couldn't decipher about half the dialog, which was very annoying.
Interesting at first to see real-life footage of people at a nightclub, complete with cigarette girls, dress and hairstyles of the period. Then it goes into a corny story of a lowly poor usher-type guy who is ready to break into the talent show business....and he's terrible.
Along the way we get some lame comedic acts and some orchestra numbers, some solo singing efforts, that are "fair to good." Personally, I liked the up-tempo numbers better, like the finale with The Brian Sisters.
It was cool to see stars like Groucho Marx (sans mustache) in the audience, along with Frank Morgan, Robert Benchley, Frank McHugh and others.
The worst part of this was the sound quality. I saw this on a Marx Brothers DVD (" Night At The Opera") in which the movie and the other features all came through sharp and clear....but not in this short. I couldn't decipher about half the dialog, which was very annoying.
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- ccthemovieman-1
- 15 mars 2007
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Un domingo en el Trocadero
- Lieux de tournage
- Société de production
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- Durée21 minutes
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 1.37 : 1
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