Sunbonnet Sue

1945
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1 Std. 29 Min.

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Phil Regan and Gale Storm in Sunbonnet Sue (1945)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuIt's 1890s New York, and a rich society woman is scandalized that her niece is planning on a show-business career; not only that, but her first engagement is to be singing and dancing in a B... Alles lesenIt's 1890s New York, and a rich society woman is scandalized that her niece is planning on a show-business career; not only that, but her first engagement is to be singing and dancing in a Bowery saloon. She determines to put a stop to her niece's career path.It's 1890s New York, and a rich society woman is scandalized that her niece is planning on a show-business career; not only that, but her first engagement is to be singing and dancing in a Bowery saloon. She determines to put a stop to her niece's career path.

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5,9/10

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School Days
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Music by Gus Edwards
Lyrics by Will D. Cobb

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7/10

The Gay 90s! The Bowery! A Simpler time ~ a relaxing 90 min.

I had never seen Gale Storm in a movie: I knew she made some, but just hadn't seen any. Then I came across this one. The story has all the classic elements: kind hearted, widowed dad taking care of his daughter the best he can. He owns a saloon in the Bowery to support him and his daughter who works in the saloon as a singer. He has political causes that on the surface are a source of his problems but the underlaying cause is an evil sister-in-law who wants to take his daughter away from him and give her a respectable life (which will rid her of any potential embarrassment). If you do come across this, don't go into it thinking that you'll find the meaning of life - just sit back and enjoy the fun and the music -- there's nothing deep here.