Let's Sing Grandfather's Favorites

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTwo generations ago, in the late nineteenth century, the popular music of the day was heard through various means such as at penny arcades, on new Edison talking machines and on pianolas. Pe... Leer todoTwo generations ago, in the late nineteenth century, the popular music of the day was heard through various means such as at penny arcades, on new Edison talking machines and on pianolas. Perhaps the venue best remembered is the music hall. "While Strolling Through the Park" is r... Leer todoTwo generations ago, in the late nineteenth century, the popular music of the day was heard through various means such as at penny arcades, on new Edison talking machines and on pianolas. Perhaps the venue best remembered is the music hall. "While Strolling Through the Park" is recreated in a music hall setting. "The Bowery" is then presented on the streets of the Bow... Leer todo

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The Melody Makers

Themselves

Art Gilmore

Narrator
(voz)

Kirby Grant

Vocalist
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(sin créditos)

Creighton Hale

Charles K. Harris - Songwriter
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Fred Kelsey

Doorman
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Paul Panzer

Lamplighter
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Ann Sheridan

Vocalist (edited from 'It All Came True')
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Features Un ángel disfrazado (1940)

Bandas sonoras
Memories from Melody Lane
(uncredited)
Music by M.K. Jerome
Lyrics by Jack Scholl
Sung by a chorus during the opening credits

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Let's Sing Grandfather's Favorites (1948)

*** (out of 4)

This is a pretty entertaining short from Warner that has Art Gilmore serving as the narrator as he introduces us to a few of the songs that grandpa might have enjoyed listening to. We get the introduction and then we flashback to the vaudeville days and see it performed before we return to current times and the lyrics are shown on the screen for a sing-a-long. Overall this is an entertaining short even if the format makes it somewhat uneven. For the most part I think film buffs will be entertained simply by getting to see this type of thing, which was quite familiar back in the day. I still remember being a young kid and seeing HUD for the first time and not fully understanding the scene inside the theater with the sing-a-long. The songs performed are all fairly good and I think their production values are quite good as well. The Melody Makers perform the music and we even get a clip from the movie IT'S ALL TRUE with Ann Sheridan.