Lots of mainly young and beautiful stars of the thirties appear in this movie. Dorothy Lamour and Shirley Ross are knockouts with the zany Martha Raye as a comic foil. This is a great movie for black and white buffs.
Some classic scenes in this movie:
W. C. Fields in his best golf playing scenes ever.
Martha Raye hugging and puffing with her big mouth against a sail to keep a life raft sailing toward a big ocean liner.
Kirsten Flagstad from the Metropolitan opera delivering a Wagner aria.
But the piece de resistance is Shirley and Bob singing what would later become Bob Hope's Theme song, "Thanks for the Memory."
Although not listed in the cast, I saw Lucille Ball, probably with the most lines of any of her thirties' movies.
Some classic scenes in this movie:
W. C. Fields in his best golf playing scenes ever.
Martha Raye hugging and puffing with her big mouth against a sail to keep a life raft sailing toward a big ocean liner.
Kirsten Flagstad from the Metropolitan opera delivering a Wagner aria.
But the piece de resistance is Shirley and Bob singing what would later become Bob Hope's Theme song, "Thanks for the Memory."
Although not listed in the cast, I saw Lucille Ball, probably with the most lines of any of her thirties' movies.