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From: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

Guys and Girls on Parade: Vintage Comic and Musical Rarities (DVD)

DVD (UPC: 089218715999)

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Starring:
Lucille Ball, Tony Martin, Irene Beasley, Bob Hope, Jeri Sullvan, Lew White
  • Music, Musical
  • 57 min
Price: $8.98
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Synopsis

Foolish Hearts (1935): A movie director tries to fool a bigwig producer into believing that a cigarette girl at Hollywood nightclub is a famous foreign actress. Lucille Ball plays a hat-check girl In a very early, uncredited performance. Starring Lucille Ball, Tony Martin, Phyllis Brooks, Jack Norton.

Talent Auction (1938): A theatrical producer must sell his variety show to the highest bidder. Starring Irene Beasley, The Merry Macs, The Five Reillys, Paul Robinson and Bobby Bernard.

Bob's Busy Day (1942): Bob Hope and his traveling companions arrive in South America and have a run-in with a local official. Starring Bob Hope, Leah Ray, Frances Halliday, Jules Epailly, Vicky Cummings, William Edmumds; Directed by Al Christie.

Sing with the Stars: Hit Songs of 1944: The "bouncing ball leads the audience in a sing-along with the top hits of the year. Starring Jeri Sullavan, Phyllis Lynne and Victoria Cordova.

The Game of Love (1934): Lew White, "America's Celebrated Organist," accompanies Bill Coty on vocals with narration by Norman Brokenshire. Whimsically illustrated title slides provide the lyrics for the songs.

Specifications

  • UPC: 089218715999
  • Release: 2023-03-14
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  • Runtime: 57
  • Genre: Music, Musical
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  • Rating: NR
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  • Color/BW: Black & White
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  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Disc Format: DVD

Cast and Crew

Starring:

Lucille Ball, Tony Martin
Irene Beasley
Bob Hope
Jeri Sullvan
Lew White

Directed by:

Al Christie