Whoopee 1930 film completion

List of 1930 s movies that are not listed in any of my other playlist categories. For that effort whoopee got an academy award nomination for best art direction. May 28, 2018 one of the rare shorts from the aesops sound fables series. All structured data from the file and property namespaces is available under the creative commons cc0 license. The film focuses on two new york street hustlers, jake okeefe and barney rodriguez who head down. Shedd classical touches on the full extent of the european art music tradition, with a special interest in the americas and 20th c. The premier site for the history and analysis of the standards jazz musicians play the most. The musicals bright lights and i live for love completed a very busy 1935 for berkeley. After a buffet supper, mickey and the gang engage in a redhot treatment of running wild.

Journeys end is a 1930 britishamerican war film directed by james whale. The late 1930s were unbelievable in both quality and quantity. The 1930s books and plays adapted into classic films between 1930 and 1939. Files are available under licenses specified on their description page. Overall, the dance numbers have indicated just how modern this film truly is, not just for its time but even. The picture was completed by latejune, only seven days behind. The biggest change were the musical numbers,parring them down to an acceptable few. He stars with michael okeefe in 1986s the whoopee boys. Abraham lincoln 1930 full movie captioned by described and captioned media. On 23 march 1930, broadway patrons opened the new york times entertainment section to discover. The musical libretto was written by william anthony mcguire, with. Category classic, straight, 1998 avn award winner director jace rocker. Before eddie cantor starred in the musical version of whoopee on broadway which ran for 407 performances in the 192829 season, it had been a straight comedy play the nervous wreck which ran for 279 shows in the 192324 season. The film focuses on two new york street hustlers, jake okeefe and barney rodriguez who head down to palm springs, florida to escape the cold of the north.

Art director richard day received an academy award nomination for the film. Jun 17, 2016 but todays film, which didnt get a very big release, has him as one of the leads. James cagney, paul muni, humphrey bogart, and edward g. Note implication that whoopee just refers to a cowgirls yell. The musical libretto was written by william anthony mcguire, with music by walter donaldson and lyrics by gus kahn. At the time, whoopee was still playing to full houses on. Favorites playlist of over 600 movies was too large to maintain so i am trying to make finding movies a little easier. Both etting and the song are missing from the film. Jazz standards songs and instrumentals makin whoopee. What is more, nothing is out of bounds for joining the fun. The plot of the short is just a skeleton intended to give our nincompoop heroes an excuse to start destroying the entire casts wardrobe. People loved their musicals and fred estaire made a few bucks from it.

On sunday, we watched the great otto premingerdirected film of 1959, anatomy of a murder. At the time, whoopee was still playing to full houses on broadway. What the two of them did have in common was that before they became. Cantor sings his signature songwhoopee here in grand style. The shedd institutes classical music series, featuring both selfproduced local and national artists. Wouldnt it have been a riot if, in 1930, the marquee had readeddie cantor in fucking. One of the rare shorts from the aesops sound fables series. And although eddie cantor made two silent films and two shorts prior to whoopee.

At the time of its showing, this surrealistic, disjointed historicallysignificant bunuel film coscripted by salvador dali was. Western sheriff bob wells is preparing to marry sally morgan. The musical premiered on broadway in 1928, starring eddie cantor, and introduced the hit song love me or leave me, sung by ruth etting. Director dwain esper was pretty much the ed wood of the 30s. Mar 01, 2015 and this is where double whoopee comes into the picture.

Notable for being busby berkeleys first film as dance choreographer as well as being one of the top grossing films of 1930 depending on which metric you use. John barrymore was dominating headlines with moby dick in 1930. Check another category if you do not find the film by release date. The film, like the play before it, was an enormous critical and commercial success and launched the film careers of whale and several of its stars. The film version of course could never match the stage version, and this one was no different,though it is quite similar. Its plot closely follows the 1928 stage show produced by florenz ziegfeld. Join the voluptuous davia ardell, brittany andrews and a whole carload of supersluts as they show us just how sordid it was when gas was cheapand the women were. This was 1930 and hollywood was in the famed transitional stage between. Otherwise, this is a pretty wretched film for a host of reasons. The studio thrived with director michael curtiz, and famous tough guy stars including. Cinema dance unm digital repository university of new mexico. O ver the weekend, a couple of tv experiences converged to drive this song into my head on sunday, we watched the great otto. Whoopee opened at the new amsterdam theatre in new york on monday, december 4th, 1928 and ran for 407 performances.

Eddie cantors radio and vaudeville routine isnt translated to film that well, resulting in lugubrious and repetitive bits. The title of the film is much more interesting when we keep in mind that whoopee is a euphemism as per the films title song for sex or having sex. With eddie cantor, ethel shutta, paul gregory, eleanor hunt. Bing crosby was in his fair share of films as well. There is an incredible amount of action on the screen. He gave the world the exploitation classics narcotic 1933, marihuana 1936, and sex madness 1938 the latter two also have nude scenes and are available in this archive along with the complete maniac and devil monster. Every time i hear that dear old wedding march i feel rather glad i have a broken arch i have heard a lot of people talk and i know that marriage is a long long walk to most people weddings mean romance but i prefer a picnic or a dance another bride, another groom film, with its little caesar 1930, the public enemy 1931, scarface 1932, and the roaring twenties 1939. What the two of them did have in common was that before they became hollywood stars, they both made it big on broadway in ziegfelds follies. Cantor sings his signature song whoopee here in grand style. Unfortunately, ziegfeld lost everything in the stock market crash of 1929.

Jimmy stewart plays a defense attorney for a confessed killer, an army lieutenant played by ben gazzara. O ver the weekend, a couple of tv experiences converged to drive this song into my head. Sherriff, the film tells the story of several british army officers involved in trench warfare during the first world war. Two different prints and a camera negative of whoopee. This page was last edited on 26 september 2018, at 21. Title sequences and typography from movies produced and released from 1930 to 1934.