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Absolute babes. I'm in love. RIP beautiful girls ❤❤

I love 1930s British dance bands

Me encantaaaaaaaaa👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

This influenced the Fairy Odd Parents song

It's wonderful

Sons of the desert is my all time favorite Laurel and Hardy film.

i just trout i’d tell you tone correct that that is not Annette hanshaw but Helen Kane

Świetnie

One of the earliest and best movie musicals made into a Broadway show!

One of the earliest and best Broadway musicals made into movies.

Not Henshaw. Nice try. Benny is creapy.

This is the reissue trailer since Art Cinema reissued this film in the late 1930s. The original trailer would have said "A United Artists Picture" and probably have the words "Joseph M. Schenck presents" and would have mentioned Irving Berlin. The 1930 version contained at least two songs while the reissue (the print currently circulating) has only has one remaining. The original trailer would most likely not have mentioned Bing Crosby at all since he was virtually unknown in 1930. Bebe Daniels would been billed second as she reportedly sang the title song in the 1930 version, a big song hit that year and the following.

Love it, have played it three times.

Great to see Bobbie Grice in male drag leading her all girl band known as the "Parisian Redheads" in this lively rendition. There is another short by this same band using a different name. The puzzlement is the original title on that Vitaphone short calls them "Green"s Twentieth Century Faydettes". But it is clearly the "Parisian Redheads," as seen here. There must be a story there. In any case, it's a talented all girl dance band from Indianapolis! Another all girl band had a similar name out in Hollywood, called the Hollywood Redheads" that was lead by Babe Egan, a jazzy violinist virtuoso with a .movie theater background of playing for the Paramount silents. She insisted Grice drop the "Redheads' name in the summer of 1928. Grice renamed this sensational band "The BrickTop's". They were a hit on the vaudeville circuit till they disbanded in 1933.

What is the name of the song in the intro?

Love pre-code Hollywood. Thanks!

Fantastic!

Jack started in radio in 1932.

It would be nice if we actually saw the original film fully. Not to say that this editing isn't great by itself.

This is the MAGA Donald dreams about..

My favorite L&H song.Great danclng by Ty Parvis & those women dancers.

Needs a faster pace

this is awesome cuz she is good but awful because the creepazoid factor is off the charts wtf

This is a litte TOO hot for me - know what I mean?

💖💖💖💖What's your intro tune? I know I've heard it before...🤔

Fabulous!

Funny when Jack Benny holds onto her hands. He always did the same thing on his TV show whenever he had a young performer such as Ann Margaret or Darla Hood appear. It's creepy here when he was in his late thirties but a lot creepier when he was in his late sixties or early seventies! He looked like he was slobbering over them so much he needed a bib to keep his shirt dry from all the drooling... lol

Cute"***** for sure""-_- ❤😂.😊.....

Jesus Christ, this is a crime against humanity. having chick webbs orchestra in it just makes it worse. Look how pissed off they are when he's doing that idotic dance at the end

Really lovely melody excellently played

I've had this song stuck in my head ever since I watched this movie!! Which admittedly was a few months ago, but my LORD is this an earworm!!!

"Your MOTHER????" Even early Benny was great.

The composer of the tune, T. (Thomas) Marvin Hatley is playing the piano in the orchestra.

2:07.

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Lol to my modern ears it sounds funny when she says from the 80s and she means 1880s.

What an excellent restoration !

Such a great period song and nobody sang it like Annette Hanshaw! I'm glad the clicking noise in the audio is gone now! Glad you fixed it.

Exciting twenties ballroom dance! I think the Baltimore fad goes a bit further back than 1928 though. This 78 was recorded September 27 of 1927. Bix cut a record of it too with Frankie Trambauer's orchestra the very next day! ( Sept. 28, 1927) . Thanks for sharing!

Great.

Ruby Keeler dances like an elephant, but still... ❤

J aime ❤

And what a bummer, not getting to actually SEE Chick playing. You were outstanding Chick, my hero in more ways than one. ❤

I CAN NOT GET ENOUGH OF THIS! I LOVE IT!

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she is not Annette Hanshaw ....

Love your video so much! Not only does it have a stunning vocal by Art Jarrett, but shows him singing and the Earl Burtnett orchestra playing for dancers in a big club. Plus watching that cobra tone arm play is awesome!

Colorized for the uneducated.

Exciting times. Too bad it all came crashing down. Would never be like this again! Fred's voice is really better than most! Thanks for this clever tune and great video! Fun to always remember the good times!

Your audio sounds super clear. Well done. These guys are a panic! Thanks for restoring this clip.