Radio Parade of 1935

1934
1 घं 36 मि

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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंThe Director General of the NBG is struggling with his staff as the complaints pile up on his programming.The staff put on a show that could turn the tide, if the DG can thwart a villainous ... सभी पढ़ेंThe Director General of the NBG is struggling with his staff as the complaints pile up on his programming.The staff put on a show that could turn the tide, if the DG can thwart a villainous agent and deal with his troublesome daughter.The Director General of the NBG is struggling with his staff as the complaints pile up on his programming.The staff put on a show that could turn the tide, if the DG can thwart a villainous agent and deal with his troublesome daughter.

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ट्रिविया
The first time Dufaycolor, a primitive additive color process - was used in a British picture (for two sequences). Its only other cinematic exposure in a feature film was Sons of the Sea (1939).

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There seems to be some confusion as to the names of the characters played by Will Hay and Helen Chandler. The name on the door is "Garlon", but they are both frequently addressed as "Garland".

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Featured in Elstree Story (1952)

साउंडट्रैक
Good Morning
Music by Arthur Young
Lyrics by James Bunting
Sung by Cast

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Radio Fun

Will Hay in the early thirties was still finding his way when he played a thinly disguised Lord Reith in a colossal art deco parody of the BBC; but he was already firmly established as a deeply flawed authority figure

Anybody who remembers the fragile young Helen Chandler in 'Dracula' will be surprised to find her playing Hay's daughter surrounded by a fantasy world in which Lily Morris & Nellie Wallace play a couple of charladies, Claude Dampier tunes the piano, the Western Brother report the weather and Clifford Mollison deals with the complaints (although there are topical references to communists and Hitler).

Of considerable historical interest for it's finale in Dufaycolor (obviously modelled on the 'Melting Pot' sequence in 'The King of Jazz') which drove my poor brother spare because he had the misfortune to be watching it on a black & white set.