Let's Sing a Song from the Movies

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Let's Sing a Song from the Movies (1948)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn this entry from the "Memories from Melody Lane" series, clips from four movie musicals are shown, each featuring a single song. After each song, narrator Art Gilmore invites the audience ... Tout lireIn this entry from the "Memories from Melody Lane" series, clips from four movie musicals are shown, each featuring a single song. After each song, narrator Art Gilmore invites the audience to sing along with the Melody Makers, as cards with the song's lyrics are displayed on the... Tout lireIn this entry from the "Memories from Melody Lane" series, clips from four movie musicals are shown, each featuring a single song. After each song, narrator Art Gilmore invites the audience to sing along with the Melody Makers, as cards with the song's lyrics are displayed on the screen. For the complete list of songs and performers, check the Soundtrack listing.

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The Melody Makers

Sing-along Chorus
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Art Gilmore

Narrator
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Ethel Waters

Ethel
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Alexis Smith

Jeanne Starr
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Dennis Morgan

Actor in Film Clip from 'The Time, the Place, and the Girl'
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Jack Carson

Actor in Film Clip from 'The Time, the Place, and the Girl'
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Errol Flynn

Actor in Film Clip from 'San Antonio'
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Monte Blue

Actor in Film Clip from 'San Antonio'
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Tom Coleman

Actor in Film Clip from 'San Antonio'
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Tex Cooper

Actor in Film Clip from 'San Antonio'
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Jane Crowley

Actress in Film Clip from 'San Antonio'
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Robert Milasch

Actor in Film Clip from 'San Antonio'
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'Snub' Pollard

Actor in Film Clip from 'San Antonio'
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Eleanore Vogel

Actress in Film Clip from 'San Antonio'
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Réalisation
- Jack Scholl
Scénario
- Jack Scholl
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Anecdotes
Included as a bonus on the Warner DVD of Romance on the High Seas (1948).

Crédits fous
Cast members who sing in film clips are identified by the narrator.

Connexions
Features Le droit d'asile (1917)

Bandes originales
Memories from Melody Lane
(uncredited)
Music by M.K. Jerome
Lyrics by Jack Scholl
Sung by a chorus during the opening credits

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Let's Sing Along with the Warner Brothers

Sing-alongs were long a feature of the movies. Back in the nickelodeon days, they would be done with a performer on the stage and the lyrics projected on the screen, leading the audience....and selling the sheet music after the performance. The Fleischers' Screen Songs, with their bouncing ball, began in 1924. Warner Brothers also offered occasional shorts in the genre. This is one of them, with the tunes pulled from the studio's library. It was a way to monetize that library and keep the songs fresh, meaning they could continue to be money-makers. It was also cheap to make, being largely composed of clips from old Warner Brothers movies.

The songs in this short are:

"Am I Blue" with Ethel Waters from ON WITH THE SHOW; "By A Waterfall" with the chorus from FOOTLIGHT PARADE; "Some Sunday Morning" with Bobbie Canvin singing for Alexis Smith from SAN ANTONIO; "A Girl in Calico" with Dennis Morgan from THE TIME, THE PLACE AND THE GIRL.