[78-L] Duck, Chico! (was: Lennick's holiday torture)

[David Lennick]

And you get Raymond Scott in Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, believe it or not. As 
for Wheeler and Woolsey, I made a valiant attempt to get through something 
where they own a hotel..pretty dreary stuff. (Hook Line and Stinker, I calls it.)

By the way, all 3 Marx Brothers (discounting the ones nobody counts) made 78s.

dl

On 12/26/2011 2:53 PM, Taylor Bowie wrote:
> I've always been a little shy about saying I like the MGM Marx movies better
> than Duck Soup,  about which the critics all rave.  I agree with Mr. B about
> "Opera" and "Races."
>
> As far as Wheeler and Woolsey,  I can't seem to click with 'em.
> Although...in "Hips,  Hips.  Hooray!"  right at the beginning you get Ruth
> Etting singing "Keep Romance Alive."  Great tune and performance.  When I
> first saw the movie,  I kept waiting for Ruth to come back but,  like Little
> Sheba,  she never did...
>
> Not sure how the thread started,  but the Shirley Temple movies are loaded
> with fine  music,  not always sung by Shirley either...great scores by
> Gordon&  Revel,  Bullock&  Spina,  etc.
>
> T
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Michael Biel"<mbiel at mbiel.com>
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>> From: Malcolm Rockwell<malcolm at 78data.com>
>>> ...and, oh yeah! Last night I watched Duck Soup on TCM for
>>> the first time all the way through and was unimpressed.
>>
>> I prefer A Night At The Opera and A Day At the Races.
>> Get your tootsie footsie ice cream here.
>>
>> Mike (why a duck) Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com
>>
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