Hollywood on Parade No. A-1

1932
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10 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaShort dance and song numbers, often from current releases, along with curiosities about the movie stars conform this series of short subjects.Short dance and song numbers, often from current releases, along with curiosities about the movie stars conform this series of short subjects.Short dance and song numbers, often from current releases, along with curiosities about the movie stars conform this series of short subjects.

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- Louis Lewyn
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5,4/10

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- Louis Lewyn
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Fredric March

Self…

Ben Turpin

Self - the Observer

Mitzi Green

Self - Child Singer

Ginger Rogers

Self

Jack Oakie

Self

Bobbe Brox

Self
(as The Brox Sisters)

Kathlyn Brox

Self
(as The Brox Sisters)

Lorayne Brox

Self
(as The Brox Sisters)

Jack Duffy

Old Timer - Hillbilly Act

Eddie Peabody

Self - Banjo Player

Brox Sisters

Sister Trio
(as The Brox Sisters)

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Curiosidades
First entry in the series of Hollywood on Parade one-reel short subjects, released once every four weeks from August 1932 through July 1934.

Trilhas sonoras
Was That the Human Thing to Do?
Sung by Mitzi Green

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Nice Short

Hollywood on Parade No. A-1 (1932)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

The same year he was winning an Oscar for his performance in DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, Fredric March was playing Master of Ceremonies in this first entry in Paramount's series, which was meant to show various acts performing.

Whenever you watch these old shorts the best thing is finding future stars before they managed to make it big. This one here features Ginger Rogers who sings a nice little song. Other acts include The Brox Sisters, Jack Oakie and Jack Duffy. None of the acts are all that entertaining but it's certainly entertaining enough to make it worth viewing.