Musical Movieland

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA group of tourists is given a tour of a movie studio lot. They see the various permanent sets that are used for different types of movies, and they appear to watch the filming of several pr... Tout lireA group of tourists is given a tour of a movie studio lot. They see the various permanent sets that are used for different types of movies, and they appear to watch the filming of several productions in progress. Musical numbers from several previous Warner Bros. Technicolor shor... Tout lireA group of tourists is given a tour of a movie studio lot. They see the various permanent sets that are used for different types of movies, and they appear to watch the filming of several productions in progress. Musical numbers from several previous Warner Bros. Technicolor shorts are edited into this short to create the illusion.

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- LeRoy Prinz
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Scotty Beckett

Young Prince
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John Carroll

Ranger Bob Crain
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Jerry Colonna

The Texas Tornado
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Dorothy Dare

Young Dutchwoman
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Warren Douglas

Tourist
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Richard Erdman

Sailor with Tour
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Bess Flowers

Tourist in Gray Hat
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Jack George

Orchestra Leader
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Angela Greene

Tourist
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Bud Jamison

Old King Cole
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Sybil Jason

Scottish Girl
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Dickie Jones

Tourist
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Kathryn Kane

Joan Mason
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Felix Knight

Young Dutchman
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Lou Marcelle

Narrator
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Harold Miller

Studio Official
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Jack Mower

Tourist
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Craig Reynolds

Canadian Mountie
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5boblipton

Compilation

This is a cobbled-together musical short subject, derived from several old shorts, and held together by a nominal tour group wandering around the Warner Brothers lot. It works all right in an odd way, including the three-strip Technicolor 'Indian Dance' shot with Busby Berkley interludes -- the silly costumes are meant to show off the brightness of the process since these shorts date from the period when Technicolor was still more of a curiosity than part of the vocabulary of the movies.

The most interesting part, for this old fan of the 'spot the star' game is to be able to finally put a face to Bess, Flowers, 'The Queen of the Extras'. She's a member of the group being shown around the lot and you can spot Bess by the grey pillbox hat she wears.

3planktonrules

A chance for Warner Brothers to recycle a lot of old material.

Oversaturated color vitaphone.

"Musical Movieland" is a film that is essentially a lot of clips from various previous Warner Brothers musical numbers all crammed together. The story stringing all these into one consists of a tour guide showing tourists the various Warner sets...and she and the tourists also sing all their dialog. It is nothing but a short made up of clips....and the copy shown by Turner Classic Movies is in color but the color is WAY oversaturated...almost making your eyes bleed at times!

Personally, the clips aren't from very many memorable films (MGM and Twentieth Century-Fox were making better musicals at the time). See it if you want, I'd rather just see the original films since there isn't much original content.

7malcolmjames

Wonderful Era.

This is a wonderful reminder of the Golden Age of film making and the stars that shone with it. It shows what a wonderful studio Warner Bros was at the time this was made. I treasure this film of what film making was like in that era. It is nice to see which actors went on to have successful life in pictures and some sadly not. Today's picture making is far from the days of the big studios and glamourous stars. However this film is a tribute to the glory of all the small and large film studios of the time and a history for todays youngsters to know how much effort was made by so many people possible.

5SnoopyStyle

clip show

This is a Warner Brothers musical. A tour guide leads a group of tourists around an unnamed Hollywood studio. As she guides them to each stop, a clip from a past movie is shown which is supposed to exemplifies each place. Obviously, there is lots of recycling here. I don't recognize these 30's clips except maybe one or two. The Technicolor is very gaudy and probably too old for '44. I also don't recognize the guide or anybody in the tour. In a way, it is kind of like a tour through some of the WB musicals. It does achieve what it is. It's just not that impressive and maybe is just a time filler.

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Anecdotes
Veteran comedy actor Bud Jamison, who appears as Old King Cole in the stock footage from "Cinderella's Feller", died exactly three weeks after this short was released.

Citations
Narrator: Movieland! A magic world of: let's pretend. Where made to order emotions are blended into a tempting fare within the walls of its giant studios and served to you on a silver screen. Where cardboard castles, paper moons, and canvas skies provide a background for the drama, comedy, gaiety, and music of distant lands. For here one may travel the world over in a short tour of its massive sets and great stages.

Connexions
Edited from What, No Men? (1935)

Bandes originales
Hooray for Hollywood
(uncredited)
Music by Richard A. Whiting
Played during the opening credits and during the opening narration
Performed by the studio orchestra