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September 1943 (USA) morePlot:
Constance Shaw is a dance star on Broadway, Joseph Rivington Reynolds is a keen fan of her. After she is fed up with her friend... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
an uncredited remake moreCast
(Complete credited cast) | Red Skelton | ... | Joseph 'Joe' Rivington Renolds |
 | Eleanor Powell | ... | Miss Constance 'Connie' Shaw |
| Richard Ainley | ... | Larry West |
| Patricia Dane | ... | Suretta Brenton |
| Sam Levene | ... | Ed Jackson |
| Thurston Hall | ... | Kenneth 'Ken' Cawlor |
| Hazel Scott | ... | Herself |
| Jimmy Dorsey | ... | Himself |
| Helen O'Connell | ... | Herself |
| Bob Eberly | ... | Himself |
| John Hodiak | ... | Roy Hartwood |
| Butterfly McQueen | ... | Annette |
| Marjorie Gateson | ... | Mrs. Alice Spelvin |
| Andrew Tombes | ... | Mr. Alfred Spelvin |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Buck and Bubbles | ... | Themselves |
 | Lena Horne | ... | Herself |
| Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra | ... | Themselves |
| Ford Washington Lee | ... | Himself (as Buck and Bubbles) |
| Mitchell Lewis | ... | Greek Taffy Man (scenes deleted) |
| Spec O'Donnell | ... | Autograph Seeker (scenes deleted) |
| Anne O'Neal | ... | Clara (scenes deleted) |
| John William Sublett | ... | Himself (as Buck and Bubbles) |
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102 minCountry:
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1.37 : 1 moreSound Mix:
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Eleanor Powell reportedly knocked herself out cold during rehearsals for the lariat dance. moreSoundtrack:
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No one seems to point out that his film is a remake of an earlier film Buster Keaton made for MGM titled "Spite Marriage", with many of the visual gags pulled directly from that earlier film with almost no changes. So as well as Red Skelton did in this, an earlier genius had done it first. Many of the best sight gags were lifted note-for-note from Keaton. The two films differ greatly in their sub-plots, but the core premise is the same. If you liked this movie, you should seek out the earlier film; a lot of it is genuinely funny. Although not Keaton at his peak (he was hampered by the MGM-imposed studio system), any Keaton is worth seeing.