Sing and Like It

1934
Approved
1h 12min

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Edward Everett Horton, Pert Kelton, Nat Pendleton, Zasu Pitts, and Ned Sparks in Sing and Like It (1934)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA gangster becomes enamored of a dowdy amateur off-key singer and tries to force a producer to put her in his Broadway production.A gangster becomes enamored of a dowdy amateur off-key singer and tries to force a producer to put her in his Broadway production.A gangster becomes enamored of a dowdy amateur off-key singer and tries to force a producer to put her in his Broadway production.

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Zasu Pitts

Annie Snodgrass

Pert Kelton

Ruby

Edward Everett Horton

Adam Frink - Producer

Nat Pendleton

T. Fenny Sylvester

Ned Sparks

Toots McGuire

Richard Carle

Mr. Abercrombie Hancock - Critic

John Qualen

Oswald
(as John M. Qualen)

Matt McHugh

Junker - Hood

Stanley Fields

Butch - Hood

Joe Sawyer

Gunner - Hood
(as Joseph Sauers)

Billy Griffith

Webster - Frink's Secretary
(as William H. Griffith)

Grace Hayle

Miss Fishbeck - Little Theatre Stage Director

Roy D'Arcy

Mr. Gregory - Leading Man in Show

John Alban

Audience Member
(sin acreditar)

Everett Brown

Fenny's Butler
(sin acreditar)

Frank Darien

Mr. Fripp - Pianist
(sin acreditar)

George Davis

Makeup Man
(sin acreditar)

Jimmie Dundee

Mug at Premiere
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
Although the Catholic Church of Detroit placed this movie on its "to be boycotted" list in July 1934, the Production Code Administration gave it an approval certificate for its re-release in 1935, when the Code was even more rigorously enforced.

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T. Fenny Sylvester: What the...? Gum! There's gum in the telephone. Gum in the lapels of me suits. I steps in it. I sits in it. I combs it out of me hair. The only place I don't find gum, you ain't been! Now, listen - I'm gettin' fed up. If you ain't exercisin' that pan of yours, yapping about a career, you're chewing gum! Now, get this straight - you ain't goin' on no stage! And if you get any more of that gum on me, so help me, I'll... What the...?
[Gum]
T. Fenny Sylvester: . Go on! Scram out of here before I run a temperature. I got an appointment to see some gentlemen.
Ruby: You've only seen 12 gentlemen in your life - they was on a jury.

Conexiones
Referenced in Hollywood prohibido (2008)

Banda sonora
Your Mother
Music by Dave Dreyer
Lyrics by Roy Turk
Played during the opening credits, as background music and at the end
Sung numerous times by Zasu Pitts, twice with Roy D'Arcy
Played on piano and partially sung by Ned Sparks

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8/10

Very Funny

I've seen this a few times and it always makes me laugh. Great cast playing for all it's worth, and very pre-code: When told she is to be Annie's chaperone, Ruby replies "She'd be safe on a battleship"; the gum scene; Ruby: "I belong to the world", Fenny: "You probably did before you took up with me." The end has a couple of neat twists too. It drags a bit in the middle, but all in all it's quite sarcastic and funny. And let's not forget Annie Snodgrass, who must sacrifice all because she is an "artist". The "Mother Song" is a neat take-off on a musical genre of the late 20s: "Who taught you wrong from right, while holding you so tight, who misses you tonight... Your Mother". Listen to the words, if you can take the delivery: it's one of the sappiest songs ever written. If you like old movies, pre-code humor and sarcasm, and plenty of 30s slang, this is to be seen.