Stars on Horseback

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA general paean to the dying art of the blacksmith and more specifically to the skills of George Garfield, blacksmith to the Hollywood stars.A general paean to the dying art of the blacksmith and more specifically to the skills of George Garfield, blacksmith to the Hollywood stars.A general paean to the dying art of the blacksmith and more specifically to the skills of George Garfield, blacksmith to the Hollywood stars.

Réalisation
- Myron J. Swartz
Scénario
- Roger Q. Denny
- Myron J. Swartz
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- Myron J. Swartz
Scénario
- Roger Q. Denny
- Myron J. Swartz
Casting principal

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Rôles principaux13

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Lou Marcelle

Narrator
(voix)

Jerry Colonna

Self

Bette Davis

Self
(images d'archives)

Olivia de Havilland

Self
(images d'archives)

George Garfield

Self - Blacksmith

Tim Holt

Self - At Horse Show

Priscilla Lane

Self
(images d'archives)

Joan Leslie

Self - At Horse Show

Joel McCrea

Self

Dennis Morgan

Self - At Horse Show

Cliff Nazarro

Self

George Tobias

Self

Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams

Self
(as 'Big Boy' Williams)

Réalisation
- Myron J. Swartz
Scénario
- Roger Q. Denny
- Myron J. Swartz
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Histoire

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Anecdotes
The short appears in Warner Home Video's B "Bette Davis Collection: Vol. 2" on the same disc as L'impossible amour (1943).

Citations
[first lines]
Narrator: The village blacksmith belongs to a past time: the ring of his hammer on the anvil, the sparks from his forge, all evoke a nostalgic picture of a time that used to be. A time when a three-alarm fire was answered with the clanging bells of the old hook-and-ladder wagons - a time when the big brewery wagons rolled through the city, drawn by giant Percherons - and the horse-drawn streetcar was a novel innovation in transportation.

Crédits fous
Narrator Lou Marcelle identifies the other cast members.

Connexions
Features La bataille de l'or (1938)

Bandes originales
Home on the Range
(uncredited)
Music by Daniel E. Kelley
Performed by studio orchestra
(background music)

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3/10

More like a chance for Warner Brothers to show off their stars.

Although this short film purports to extol the virtues of blacksmiths and, in particular, a blacksmith who serves various Hollywood celebrities (all of which just happen to work for Warner Brothers), the film really is just a case of shameless self-promotion by the studio. The narration and laudable comments notwithstanding, the film is nothing but shot after shot of stars on horseback. Now I know that some of them truly did love horses and were excellent equestrians, but I also wonder if some of them couldn't tell one end from the other and were just stuck in this short to promote their careers! Regardless, it's pretty dull stuff and seems so scripted that it doesn't even seem to offer a 'behind the scenes' look at the stars as they play. Mildly interesting at best.