[78-L] A treat for Labor Day &c [fwd]

[Michael Biel]

From: Mike Harkin <harkinmike at yahoo.com>
> A-deleted-mazing!    Mike in Plovdiv

You got my interest up with this, and I finally got around to watching
this, and I agree. It is especially relevant considering the recent
threads on Exercise Records and the Last Legs of Down Home Records. 
What ever became of the Ross Sisters? (and I assume that it is not them
singing on those YouTube links!)  

The only act I've seen that tops this is the opening scene of Shortbus. 


Mike (don't ask me to describe the Shortbus scene) Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com
 
 
 
From: Taylor Bowie <bowiebks at isomedia.com>
> > Yes...it's...a very unusual number.  The movie is Broadway Rhythm, 
> > not Broadway Melody,  and this number is the highlight of the show!
> > The song changes as soon as they go into their...."dance" portion
> > of the number.   No more "Solid Potato Salad."   Isn't the
> > background music  "Manhattan Serenade"?  Taylor
From: "simmonssomer" <simmonssomer at comcast.net>
> > > I wathed the Ross Sisters clip with my wife.
> > > And..all I said wuz..I just wish.........
> > > That's all I remember.  Al S.
From: "Steve Ramm" <steveramm78l at hotmail.com>
 > > Someone just sent me this Youtube clip which - though
 > I haven't seen in years - is still amazing and worth your time to
watch.
 > It's from the 1944 film "Broadway Melody". Seems like a nice dance
 > tuneful dance # at the beginning but hang in there.. it's worth it.
 > > > Ross Sisters :: Solid Potato Salad :: Best Quality
 > > > > Happy Labor Day!  Steve