A Broadway musical comedy star tires of the same old grind and flees the city. She runs into the skipper of a showboat who befriends her, and they make plans to put together a musical revue. But a competing carnival owner hatches a scheme to put an end to the show before it begins.
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Pemeran
Raoul Walsh
Director
Dorothy Lamour
Norma Malone
Lloyd Nolan
Dave Geurney
Tito Guízar
Rafael San Ramos
Jerome Cowan
Ivan DeBrett
Jessie Ralph
Aunt Tibbie
William Frawley
Maj. Martingale
Mary Parker
Punkins
Maxine Sullivan
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Cliff Nazarro
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Virginia Howell
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Matty Malneck
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Hall Johnson Choir
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George Chandler
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Ernie Adams
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William Alston
Leather Lung Man
Malcolm Stuart Boylan
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Komentar
5 Komentar
source: St. Louis Blues
St. Louis Blues
This is an amusing but lightweight comedy/musical vehicle for Dorothy Lamour in the early years of her stardom. Dottie plays a Broadway star who is forever cast in South Seas melodramas (hmmm) who decides to run away and live in seclusion in a small river town. Familiar plot of course but the movie has a major director, Raoul Walsh, a lovely star and a good supporting cast although noted character actor Lloyd Nolan is not charismatic enough to be Lamour's leading man. The movie includes several good songs including "I Go For That", one of Lamour's biggest hits. The legendary title song (a turn of the century hit) is regrettably on used as background music. This movie was retitled "Best of the Blues" for television to avoid confusion with the 1958 movie "St. Louis Blues".
