Hollywood Newsreel

1934
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9 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA variety of stories from "behind the scenes" in Hollywood. There's a report on a second gold rush in California. The 1934 Rose Bowl winners, from Columbia University, visit Warner Bros. stu... Alles lesenA variety of stories from "behind the scenes" in Hollywood. There's a report on a second gold rush in California. The 1934 Rose Bowl winners, from Columbia University, visit Warner Bros. studios ands seem to have a particularly good time with the dancers from an upcoming musical.... Alles lesenA variety of stories from "behind the scenes" in Hollywood. There's a report on a second gold rush in California. The 1934 Rose Bowl winners, from Columbia University, visit Warner Bros. studios ands seem to have a particularly good time with the dancers from an upcoming musical. Joan Blondell makes an appearance after a recent illness and thanks her fans. There's a s... Alles lesen

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Included in Warner Home Video's 2006 6-disc DVD release "The Busby Berkeley Collection".

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Narrator: It was a great day in Hollywood when the Columbia University football team visited the Warner Brothers studio. They'd just won a glorious victory over the Stanford University boys in the annual Rose Bowl Tournament and they're on their own and left to celebrate. And who do you think is on hand to welcome them? None other than Busby Berkeley's dancing cuties who took time out from their work on the "Wonder Bar" set to greet the gang. To victors goes the hugs! And the kisses! And how those boys are taking it big. It's a good thing the score was only 7 to nothing. Imagine what these girls would have done for a score like 21 to nothing? There's Captain Cliff Montgomery getting his share of the spoils - and Bashful Barabas, the fellow who scored the only touchdown of the game. Boy, it is a great day for these fighting Lions from New York! The gang looses no time in making Ginger its mascot.

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References Wonder Bar (1934)

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How Do I Know It's Sunday?
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Music by Sammy Fain
Lyrics by Irving Kahal
Performed by Sammy Fain (piano and vocals) and Irving Kahal (vocals)

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6/10

This Hollywood Newsreel was a pretty worthy find on the 42nd Street DVD

This was an interesting short included on the 42nd Street DVD. It showcases several Warner Bros. stars. We start with the Columbia University football winners of the Rose Bowl visiting the Busby Berkeley girls. Then we see publicity shots of Guy Kibbee, Dick Powell, and a woman I didn't recognize "mining" for gold. Then Hugh Hubert and Elmer the lamb are hanging around the studio. Then Joan Blondell, who had to take some time off after a month-long illness, addresses her fans about her correspondence from them and thanks them. And finally, songwriters Irving Kahan and Sammy Fain showcases one of their numbers from Harold Teen before then having star Patricia Ellis sing another one and then other star Hal LeRoy dancing to one more. This was such a quaint and silly thing that I was pretty amused from frame to frame though I was highly entertained by the last segment. So on that note, this Hollywood Newsreel was worth the watch.