Sing as You Swing

1937
1h 22m

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5,1/10

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Rôles principaux24

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Charles Clapham

Self
(as Clapham & Dwyer)

Bill Dwyer

Self
(as Clapham & Dwyer)

Claude Dampier

Pomphrey Featherstone-Chaw

Billie Carlyle

Telephone Operator

The Mills Brothers

Themselves
(as The Four Mills Brothers)

Evelyn Dall

Cora Fane

Mantovani

Self
(as Mantovani and his Tipica Orchestra)

Lu Ann Meredith

Sally Bevan
(as Lu Anne Meredith)

Brian Lawrance

Jimmy King
(as Brian Lawrence)

Chilton & Thomas

Nat Gonella and His Georgians

Themselves

Beryl Orde

Self

H.F. Maltby

Drake

Edward Ashley

Harrington

Rio & Santos

Jimmy Godden

Eric Maturin

The Sherman Fisher Girls

Themselves
(as Sherman Fisher Girls)

Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
Final film of Lu Ann Meredith.

Connexions
Edited into Swing Tease (1940)

Bandes originales
Calling All Stars
(uncredited)
Words by Clifford Grey
Music by Cyril Ray

Commentaires des utilisateurs5

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Commentaire en vedette

6/10

Valuable record of variety acts

Ignore the wafer thin story and enjoy what is an enjoyable record of music hall acts.There is Billie Carlisle who with her partner Mindy were part of the original crazy week at the London Palladium which metamorphosis into the Crazy Gang.Claude Dampier was an early success in radio with his silly ads act.Clapham and Dwyer were big on the BBC,but watching them now they are virtually incomprehensible.They certainly aren't funny.The Mills Brothers had an act which would last well into the era of television.Nat Gonella was one of the top British jazz trumpeted of the thirties.I had the good fortune to see him perform in a music hall rescue in Jersey in the 1970s.So yes the production may be pretty basic but no more so than say many British films of the seventies and eighties.