Sing Another Chorus

1941
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1h 4min

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Antonio El Bailarín, Mischa Auer, Walter Catlett, Johnny Downs, Jane Frazee, Sunnie O'Dea, and Rosario in Sing Another Chorus (1941)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaArthur Peyton, sole owner of Peyton Frocks, Inc., is wrestling with a multitude of problems: slow sales, slower collections and a son, Andy, who wants to write stage revues. Andy is being ur... Leggi tuttoArthur Peyton, sole owner of Peyton Frocks, Inc., is wrestling with a multitude of problems: slow sales, slower collections and a son, Andy, who wants to write stage revues. Andy is being urged on by Francine La Verne, an ex-burlesque performer. Edna, private secretary to the eld... Leggi tuttoArthur Peyton, sole owner of Peyton Frocks, Inc., is wrestling with a multitude of problems: slow sales, slower collections and a son, Andy, who wants to write stage revues. Andy is being urged on by Francine La Verne, an ex-burlesque performer. Edna, private secretary to the elder Peyton, and Stanislaus, the company janitor, are also preparing an amateur show to cele... Leggi tutto

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Johnny Downs

Andy Peyton

Jane Frazee

Edna

Mischa Auer

Stanislaus Gregorovich Danniliewski

George Barbier

Mr. Peyton

Iris Adrian

Francine La Verne

Sunnie O'Dea

Peggy

Joe Brown Jr.

Ralph

Walter Catlett

Theodore Gateson

Charles Lane

Ryan

Peter Peters

Morris

Ronald Peters

Boris

Rosario

Specialty Dancer

Antonio El Bailarín

Specialty Dancer
(as Antonio)

Rodney Bell

Imitator
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Pat Costello

Actor
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Ann Doran

Bronx Dame
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Greta Granstedt

Soubrette
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Eddie Kane

John Maxwell
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Trama

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During the performance of "Mister Yankee Doodle," a band of some sort flies off Rosario's costume and lands on the floor. It remains there for the remainder of the number, even getting stepped on and breaking; it is likely that there was no time for another take. It only disappears after the number's conclusion, when the couple takes a bow in a long shot.

Connessioni
References L'eterna illusione (1938)

Colonne sonore
Boogie Woogie Boogie Man
Music by Milton Rosen
Lyrics by Everett Carter
Sung by Iris Adrian (dubbed) and the Peters Brothers

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Another Minor Miracle from Universal

Universal cranked out loads of these six-and-seven reel wonders in the early 1940's. They benefited from great casts, really good songs, outstanding orchestrations, usually fast pace, and more than serviceable scripts. SING ANOTHER CHORUS is a typically cheery entry with great work by the largely unsung Johnny Downs, Jane Frazee, George Barbier, Iris Adrian, Mischa Auer and Walter Catlett. The Peters (Piotrowski) Bros. do some terrific dancing and sing the rhythm number "Rug Cuttin' Romeo". Iris Adrian (though very well dubbed) does "The Boogie Woogie Boogie Man". This song got plenty of mileage. It appeared again later in 1941 in a Will Osborn two-reeler, sung by the Brian Sisters; and again in 1944's MURDER IN THE BLUE ROOM. Unless you find a grey market DVD or an old United World Films 16mm print it is doubtful you'll get to see this little sparkler. But if it turns up on your horizon, check it out. There are many worse ways to spend 64 minutes.