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, 1h39
Directed by Ernst LubitschOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
Romantic comedy,
Musical,
RomanceThemes Monde imaginaire,
Films about music and musicians,
Musical films,
Operetta filmsActors Maurice Chevalier,
Jeanette MacDonald,
Edward Everett Horton,
Una Merkel,
George Barbier,
Minna GombellRating71%
Playboy, Captain Danilo (Maurice Chevalier), is ordered by King Achmet of Marshovia (George Barbier) to court and marry Madame Sonia (Jeanette MacDonald), a rich widow who owns a large portion of the kingdom., 1h28
Directed by William K. Howard,
Sam WoodOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
Comedy-drama,
Musical,
RomanceThemes Films about music and musicians,
Musical filmsActors Ramón Novarro,
Jeanette MacDonald,
Frank Morgan,
Charles Butterworth,
Jean Hersholt,
Henry ArmettaRating62%
, 1h19
Directed by Roy Del RuthOrigin USAGenres Comedy,
Musical,
RomanceThemes Films about music and musicians,
Musical filmsActors Winnie Lightner,
Charles Butterworth,
Tom Ricketts,
Charles Judels,
Rolfe Sedan,
John DavidsonRating54%
Flo and Dot work in a Broadway music shop. Flo sings while Dot plays the piano. Their boss complains to them that they are not selling as much sheet music as they should, will have to change their technique. Flo sings a song for a customer, after which, one of Dot's admirers, Monsieur LeMaire (Charles Judels), an eccentric Frenchman who owns a modiste shop, enters the shop. He begins annoying the boss by chatting with Dot and asking her out. When the boss tells him to come back after they finish working, LeMaire flies into a rage and throws sheet music all over the store. The boss immediately fires Dot and Flo. The scene moves to the apartment where the two women live. Dot is reading the newspaper and finds out her boyfriend has eloped with a rich elderly widow. She is so angry that she accepts Flo's idea that they become gold-diggers. Flo suggests that their first victim be LeMaire and the next day they begin to work for him. LeMaire soon asks Dot and Flo to a private party. Flo tells him they would love to attend but they have no suitable clothes. LeMaire tells them that they can borrow clothes from his modiste shop. Dot and Flo agree to attend the party and then pack off all the clothes they can carry with them. They head off to the train station with their luggage of expensive clothes and decide to go to Havana to make some real money., 1h6
Directed by Roy Del RuthOrigin USAGenres Comedy,
MusicalThemes Circus films,
Musical films,
Films based on playsActors Winnie Lightner,
Charles Butterworth,
Evalyn Knapp,
Donald Cook,
Guy Kibbee,
Matthew BetzRating51%
Pat (Winnie Lightner) does everything she can to keep the struggling Colonel Gowdy Big City Shows traveling circus afloat, despite an alcoholic though well-meaning Colonel Gowdy (Guy Kibbee) and disgruntled unpaid workers. She sings and dances, and even does a high dive into a shallow pool of water when the "Great Santini" quits just before a performance. One of her few comforts is her love for barker Joe Palmer (Donald Cook). He, however, seems less enthused about the relationship and regularly takes money from her. To add to her troubles, her younger sister Irene (Evalyn Knapp), whom she is having educated to become a lady, visits her during school vacation and wants to stay with the circus., 1h49
Directed by Mark SandrichOrigin USAGenres Comedy,
Romantic comedy,
Musical,
RomanceThemes Dance films,
Films about music and musicians,
Films about classical music and musicians,
Jazz films,
Musical filmsActors Fred Astaire,
Ginger Rogers,
Edward Everett Horton,
Eric Blore,
Jerome Cowan,
Ben AlexanderRating73%
Peter P. Peters (Fred Astaire), an American ballet dancer billed as "Petrov", dances for a ballet company in Paris owned by the bumbling Jeffrey Baird (Edward Everett Horton). Peters secretly wants to blend classical ballet with modern jazz dancing, and when he sees a photo of famous tap dancer Linda Keene (Ginger Rogers), he falls in love with her. He contrives to meet her, but she is less than impressed. They meet again on an ocean liner traveling back to New York, and Linda warms to Petrov. Unknown to them, a plot is launched as a publicity stunt "proving" that they are actually married. Outraged, Linda becomes engaged to the bumbling Jim Montgomery (William Brisbane), much to the chagrin of both Peters and Arthur Miller (Jerome Cowan), her manager, who secretly launches more fake publicity. Peters and Keene, unable to squelch the rumor, decide to actually marry and then immediately get divorced. Linda begins to fall in love with her husband, but then discovers him with another woman, Lady Denise Tarrington (Ketti Gallian), and leaves before he can explain. Later, when she comes to his new show to personally serve him divorce papers, she sees him dancing with dozens of women, all wearing masks with her face on them: Peters has decided that if he cannot dance with Linda, he will dance with images of Linda. Seeing that he truly loves her, she happily joins him onstage., 1h27
Directed by Norman TaurogOrigin USAGenres Comedy,
Romantic comedy,
Musical,
RomanceThemes Musical filmsActors Maurice Chevalier,
Helen Twelvetrees,
Edward Everett Horton,
Henry Kolker,
Adrienne Ames,
Baby LeRoyRating64%
Chevalier plays a Parisian playboy who finds himself obliged to care for an abandoned baby. The film was directed by Norman Taurog and also stars Edward Everett Horton, Helen Twelvetrees, and Baby LeRoy (in his film debut, as the baby)., 1h27
Directed by Frank TuttleOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
Musical,
RomanceThemes Films about music and musicians,
Théâtre,
Musical films,
Films based on playsActors Carl Brisson,
Mary Ellis,
Edward Everett Horton,
Katherine DeMille,
Eugene Pallette,
Arnold KorffRating54%