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Dance, Girl, Dance

( Catalog Number ID6771TU ) (1.33:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

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Dance, Girl, Dance
1940 - 88 min. - Black and White
Country: USA
Genre: Comedy

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Based on a story by Vicki Baum (of Grand Hotel) fame, Dance, Girl Dance finds innocent young Judy (Maureen O'Hara) journeying to the Big Apple in hopes of gaining fame as a classical dancer. Instead she ends up as the "stooge" for raucous strip-tease artist Bubbles (Lucille Ball). There's little love lost between Judy and Bubbles, especially when both girls fall for playboy Jimmy Harris (Louis Hayward), a rivalry that culminates in a hair-pulling, eye-scratching cat fight. Eventually both ladies find happiness, but not before several more setbacks and recriminations. In recent years, Dance, Girl, Dance has been canonized as a feminist manifesto, due to the fact that Dorothy Arzner was the director and because of Maureen O'Hara's climactic burlesque-house speech, in which she lambastes the male spectators for their puerile chauvinism. It should be noted, however, that Arzner became director only after Roy Del Ruth pulled out of the project, and that O'Hara's fabled monologue does not alter the fact that the heroine eventually gives up her dreams for a ballet career in favor of happily-ever-after romance. Uncertain how to promote the film, RKO Radio elected to sneak it into its first-run houses without fanfare, and the result was a $400,000 loss for the studio. --- Hal Erickson

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Cast:
Maureen O'Hara - Judy O'Brien
Louis Hayward - Jimmy Harris
Lucille Ball - Bubbles/Tiger Lily White
Ralph Bellamy - Steve Adams
Virginia Field - Elinor Harris
Maria Ouspenskaya - Mme. Lydia Basilova
Walter Abel - Judge
Mary Carlisle - Sally
Katherine Alexander - Miss Olmstead
Edward S. Brophy - Dwarfie
Harold Huber - Hoboken Gent
Ernest Truex - Bailey No. 1
Chester Clute - Bailey No. 2
Lorraine Krueger - Dolly
Lola Jensen - Daisy
Emma Dunn - Mrs. Simpson
Sidney Blackmer - Puss In Boots
Vivien Fay - Lead Ballerina
Ludwig Stossel - Caesar
Erno Verebes - Fitch
Lee Phelps - Plainclothesman
Paul Phillips - Reporter
Harry Tyler - Barker
Lee Shumway - Policeman
Dewey Robinson - Nightclub Manager
Lee White - Stage Manager
Ralph Sanford - Taxi Driver
Marjorie Woodworth - Jane
Leo Cleary - Clerk
Clyde Cook - Claude
Gino Corrado - Waiter
Paul E. Burns
Wade Boteler
Robert E. O'Connor
Bob McKenzie - Fat Man
Philip Morris - Policeman
Kernan Cripps - Bailiff
Paul Fung - Chinese Waiter
Milt Kibbee
Lew Harvey


Crew:
Dorothy Arzner - Director
Harry E. Edington - Producer
Erich Pommer - Producer
Vicki Baum - Story Author
Frank Davis - Screenwriter
Tess Slesinger - Screenwriter
Russell Metty - Cinematographer
Chester Forrest - Composer (Music Score)
Edward Ward - Composer (Music Score) / Musical Direction/Supervision
Robert Wright - Composer (Music Score)
Robert Wise - Editor
Van Nest Polglase - Art Director
Darrell Silvera - Set Designer
Edward Stevenson - Costume Designer
Ernst Matray - Choreography
Vernon Walker - Special Effects
James H. Anderson - First Assistant Director
Hugh McDowell, Jr. - Sound/Sound Designer

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Dance, Girl, Dance

( Catalog Number ID6771TU ) (1.33:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc

Dance, Girl, Dance
1940 - 88 min. - Black and White
Country: USA
Genre: Comedy

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Based on a story by Vicki Baum (of Grand Hotel) fame, Dance, Girl Dance finds innocent young Judy (Maureen O'Hara) journeying to the Big Apple in hopes of gaining fame as a classical dancer. Instead she ends up as the "stooge" for raucous strip-tease artist Bubbles (Lucille Ball). There's little love lost between Judy and Bubbles, especially when both girls fall for playboy Jimmy Harris (Louis Hayward), a rivalry that culminates in a hair-pulling, eye-scratching cat fight. Eventually both ladies find happiness, but not before several more setbacks and recriminations. In recent years, Dance, Girl, Dance has been canonized as a feminist manifesto, due to the fact that Dorothy Arzner was the director and because of Maureen O'Hara's climactic burlesque-house speech, in which she lambastes the male spectators for their puerile chauvinism. It should be noted, however, that Arzner became director only after Roy Del Ruth pulled out of the project, and that O'Hara's fabled monologue does not alter the fact that the heroine eventually gives up her dreams for a ballet career in favor of happily-ever-after romance. Uncertain how to promote the film, RKO Radio elected to sneak it into its first-run houses without fanfare, and the result was a $400,000 loss for the studio. --- Hal Erickson

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Cast:
Maureen O'Hara - Judy O'Brien
Louis Hayward - Jimmy Harris
Lucille Ball - Bubbles/Tiger Lily White
Ralph Bellamy - Steve Adams
Virginia Field - Elinor Harris
Maria Ouspenskaya - Mme. Lydia Basilova
Walter Abel - Judge
Mary Carlisle - Sally
Katherine Alexander - Miss Olmstead
Edward S. Brophy - Dwarfie
Harold Huber - Hoboken Gent
Ernest Truex - Bailey No. 1
Chester Clute - Bailey No. 2
Lorraine Krueger - Dolly
Lola Jensen - Daisy
Emma Dunn - Mrs. Simpson
Sidney Blackmer - Puss In Boots
Vivien Fay - Lead Ballerina
Ludwig Stossel - Caesar
Erno Verebes - Fitch
Lee Phelps - Plainclothesman
Paul Phillips - Reporter
Harry Tyler - Barker
Lee Shumway - Policeman
Dewey Robinson - Nightclub Manager
Lee White - Stage Manager
Ralph Sanford - Taxi Driver
Marjorie Woodworth - Jane
Leo Cleary - Clerk
Clyde Cook - Claude
Gino Corrado - Waiter
Paul E. Burns
Wade Boteler
Robert E. O'Connor
Bob McKenzie - Fat Man
Philip Morris - Policeman
Kernan Cripps - Bailiff
Paul Fung - Chinese Waiter
Milt Kibbee
Lew Harvey


Crew:
Dorothy Arzner - Director
Harry E. Edington - Producer
Erich Pommer - Producer
Vicki Baum - Story Author
Frank Davis - Screenwriter
Tess Slesinger - Screenwriter
Russell Metty - Cinematographer
Chester Forrest - Composer (Music Score)
Edward Ward - Composer (Music Score) / Musical Direction/Supervision
Robert Wright - Composer (Music Score)
Robert Wise - Editor
Van Nest Polglase - Art Director
Darrell Silvera - Set Designer
Edward Stevenson - Costume Designer
Ernst Matray - Choreography
Vernon Walker - Special Effects
James H. Anderson - First Assistant Director
Hugh McDowell, Jr. - Sound/Sound Designer

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