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Though Married Twice, Rita La Roy was reputedly LGB herself...and had Brief affair with Marlene Dietrich during the making of Blonde Venus (32) her most well - remembered as "Taxi Belle Hooper" Hollywood recruited Rita from the "Blue Vaudeville" stage, where was an popular Exotic Dancer. Never a Major Star, La Rita occupied a niche as a Sophisticated 2nd Leading Lady / "Other Woman" known for her stylish fashion sense on and off screen.

Absolutely spectacular! A wonderful performance!

Das schauen sich die Mullahs im Iran an. Heimlich....

How elaborate 😮 ... better than Md's Frozen - in a way

That was gorgeous!

Nothing to be ashamed of here

She has all the skills and class.

From Paul Mcdowell's obituary - "He recalled that when his father died of emphysema at around this time, “my mother told me not to worry about going to Hell. It was right here on Earth. I was wearing my existentialist rope-soled sandals at the time and wondered what Jean Paul Sartre would have made of her statement.” 🙂

sounds like the sound of the Roaring 20's all over again.😊

Instead of using sound-on-disc, synced to play in the theatre, MGM chose to use the Movietone sound-on-film system developed by Fox Film and others. It's one reason why this one has more clear tone. Marion Harris was a star in that era; she looks and sounds great here. Pre-1925, most music was recorded acoustically into a big horn.

The king of jazz

0:01 2:09 2:43 3:45 5:14

lovely voice, amazing to have a talking picture so well done from 1928

Ah, this is REAL MUSIC!!! Many thanks for sharing!

We’ve done some progress since those racist, demeaning times, but there is still so much to be done.

Wonderful, wonderful...

Faith had stunningly beautiful legs. But beautiful women are timeless.

Really great!.. Round CRT...

What a complete waste of Harry Richman. They should of just had him sing a few songs.... this story line and the ridiculous lyrics are beyond stupid...

SHE HAS A CONTEMPORARY LOOK. IT DOESNT SEEM LIKE 95 YEARS AGO. THE FACT THAT A LOT OF GIRLS HAVE GONE BACK TO SHORT HAIR MAY EXPLAIN IT.

Looks as if it was shot with a single camera. (Close-ups don't synch with the wide shots). Pretty brave for 1942. She regarded her work as Art, adding surrealist touches as in the film above. She said that she would only dance completely nude if everyone in the audience was an artist and could see the beauty of such a performance. ua-cam.com/video/ZxrbnkNmFGE/v-deo.html

Credits to the lighting tech, cameraman and editor. Music is extraneous.

You are.watching it because she's the best. I love her too ❤❤❤❤ because she's my favorite girl 😍

To bad we cannot listen directly but only mic pickup from a loudspeaker.

Body positivity. Stunning.

Wonderful. Thank you.

I like Cantor a lot. I loved him in "40 little mothers," where he showed the greatest tenderness toward children.

غريب امر الحياة. لقد أصبحت من المنسيين تماما

I saw a documentary on Patsy Cline and she owns some of this ladies records.

Thank you for posting this video.

1929 - I'd like to know if this show was done before or after the crash in 29?

Oh Man, this is so heartbreaking, I started listening to Satchmo when I was twelve years old and now im sixteen there isn't a single day that I don't listen to his music my favourites are Moon River, C'est si bon, Hello Dolly, Blueberry Hill, Jeepers Creepers and obviously What A Wonderful World I would like to transmit his music from generation to generation in my family, I'm so proud of what he has done. I pray for him✝️ May he rest in peace 🕊️❤

des velus!!!!bravo à eux!!!!

Bu y n r cu reo

What a rare gem. Thank you for sharing!

Is that Red Nichols on piano"

Even to this day, he is still the standard by which all trumpet players measure them selves!!(I’m just saying)

Man, she's great.

Let me tell y'all something about Eddie Cantor. I know his daughter Janet, the last surviving child of Eddie's... And she told me some wonderful stories about him. She told me that he had such respect for African-Americans... That he would never hire them as servants in his home... He would only hire black people to work in his office. The blackface was not considered an insult it was considered a compliment at the time.... Although Eddie stopped the practice altogether in the late 1930s. Janet told me that she used to have her father come into her room and kill spiders for her because she was terrified of spiders. She said it was a wonderful father... And he is a wonderful human being. People look at the blackface and think... Oh how horrible... But most did it is a *homage to Black entertainers. I'm not defending black face in any way shape or form it was a horrible practice with misguided human beings that were products of their time. But I can personally vouch for Eddie Cantor... For not having a racist bone in his body. He told all of his children to respect every person equally depending on the content of their character and not their skin color. Eddie Cantor was a wonderful, brilliant intelligent performer and a wonderful man by all accounts. BTW .. I'm a black woman and I became acquainted with Eddie's daughter, Janet, when I wrote on Facebook that I could see a *humanity* in Eddie Cantor... That I couldn't see in any other blackface performer. Eddie Cantor was a wonderful performer... And a wonderful human being who stood up against racism his entire life. He was a man AHEAD of his time... But also... a man OF his time.... f his time.

"As far as I can ascertain, this was mastered as NTSC 24fps, then sped up to 25FPS PAL, then converted back to NTSC 29.97 via standard video conversion rather than slowing down. That's why there's jerkiness when I tried to IVTC for UA-cam's 24fps standard. I did the best I could." Nevertheless it provided quite nice source material for the 16mm print I had made. I thank you.

How can it sound and be a breath of fresh air 95 years later, but it is.

Rest in Peace Satchmo😭God Would have you

Thanks so much. This would have been filmed at the Paramount Studios then located in Astoria, Queens. I'll bet that the trio is the three musicians who wrote the song: J.P. Murray, Barry Trivers, and Ben Oakland. The next year they would be writing for The Ziegfeld Follies.

I absolutely love the song about the saxophone.i agree with other comments he is hot and so cute ❤❤

I think he was sweet even though his act to me (don't know about any one else) reminds me of Al jolson🎭🎭🎭🎭📻📻🎙️🎙️🎙️

Really beautiful

3:47 WE LEARNING WITH GÜBY WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥💯💯

Love it🎉 Foot Tapping 🎉

That must have been a fascinating time in entertainment history that will never come back. But worth getting dressed up to go out , wow ❤

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