Everybody's Dancin'

Decent if unremarkable, this putting-on-a-show musical is typical for a Lippert production of the era: good talent in front of and behind the camera -- that's Ben Kline, Tom Mix's old cinematographer serving as dp on this one -- and a shooting schedule that can probably be measured in minutes. Still, there are lots of interesting cameos and acts appearing, including a starring turn by Spade Cooley, a now forgotten singing cowboy -- if you know him there is a good chance it is because he is mentioned in James Ellroy's books -- who gives a nice relaxed performance as, well Spade Cooley. It was intended as the bottom feature on a double bill and does the job well enough. This one is for fans of the singing cowboy genre.