Hi'Ya Chum

1943
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1h 1min

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June Clyde, Jane Frazee, Robert Paige, Al Ritz, Harry Ritz, Jimmy Ritz, and The Ritz Brothers in Hi'Ya Chum (1943)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueEntertainers get stranded in a small boom town and open up a restaurant.Entertainers get stranded in a small boom town and open up a restaurant.Entertainers get stranded in a small boom town and open up a restaurant.

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Rôles principaux24

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Al Ritz

Merry Madcap Al
(as The Ritz Brothers)

Harry Ritz

Merry Madcap Harry
(as The Ritz Brothers)

Jimmy Ritz

Merry Madcap Jimmy
(as The Ritz Brothers)

Jane Frazee

Sunny Lee

Robert Paige

Tommy Craig

June Clyde

Madge Tracy

Paul Hurst

Archie Billings

Edmund MacDonald

Terry Barton

Lou Lubin

Eddie Gibbs

Andrew Tombes

Jerry MackIntosh, Cook

Ray Walker

Jackson

Brooks Benedict

Croupier
(non crédité)

Lane Chandler

Doorman
(non crédité)

Richard Davies

Worker
(non crédité)

Charles Gordon

Worker
(non crédité)

Dorothy Granger

Babe Fredericks
(non crédité)

Earle Hodgins

Snavely, Candidate for Mayor
(non crédité)

Ray Miller

Worker
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Harold Young
Scénario
- Edmund L. Hartmann
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A disaster!

I love the Ritz Brothers, but this film is horrible. It starts out fine and progresses to a point where Harry Ritz is about to become the sheriff of a western town. Then it all falls apart. There are a group of poor musical numbers and the brothers don't even get a good musical feature. The film never resolves. It just stops. The ending is a little hard to stomach. I guess Universal could not put any care into this Ritz vehicle. They were much too busy with Abbott and Costello.

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An unused clip with Jane Frazee and Robert Paige from this movie is shown in a movie theater in a scene in the 1943 Universal feature "Keep 'Em Slugging".