Three Cheers for the Girls

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This film showcases six production numbers from various Warner Brothers musicals.This film showcases six production numbers from various Warner Brothers musicals.This film showcases six production numbers from various Warner Brothers musicals.

Director
- Jean Negulesco
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6.6/10

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Director
- Jean Negulesco
Stars

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Lynn Baggett

Brunette Chorus Girl - Framing Story
(uncredited)

Lois January

Brunette in Dressing Room - Framing Story
(uncredited)

Dolores Moran

Blonde Chorus Girl - Framing Story
(uncredited)

Flower Parry

Blonde in Dressing Room - Framing Story
(uncredited)

Poppy Wilde

Brunette Chorus Girl - Framing Story
(uncredited)

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Trivia
Includes musical highlights from: Gold Diggers of 1937 (1936), Cain and Mabel (1936), Fashions of 1934 (1934), and Shipmates Forever (1935).

Quotes
Brunette Chorus Girl - framing story, Brunette in Dressing Room - Framing Story, Blonde Chorus Girl - framing story, Blonde in Dressing Room - Framing Story, Brunette Chorus Girl - framing story: [singing] Well, the ladies may ignore us
Brunette Chorus Girl - framing story: But, the eyes of men adore us.

Connections
Features Fashions of 1934 (1934)

Soundtracks
The Floradora Chorus of the Screen
(uncredited)
Music by M.K. Jerome
Lyrics by Jack Scholl
Played during the openng credits
Sung by the chorus girls at the beginning and toward the end

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8/10

Three Cheers for the Girls is a quite enjoyable archive of various Warner musical sequences

Just watched this musical compilation short on the Thank Your Lucky Stars DVD. In this one, a bevy of chorus girls sing of their parts in various Warner Bros. musical movies though it's safe to assume since the clips shown are nearly a decade old, none of them were actually participants. Anyway, they're Busby Berkeley sequences that he did for the studio before his eventual departure for M-G-M in 1939. Oh, and the last archived number is actually that of Dick Powell and various men singing "Over the Sea" and "From the Halls of Montezuma". Anyway, this was quite enjoyable and so for that reason, Three Cheers for the Girls is well worth a look.