Rhumba Land

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Wini Shaw appears as a Latin and sings two numbers in a Havana nightclub, ballerina Vivien Fay displays some graceful ballet and "the Spanish Oomph Girl" Tana also makes an appearance.Wini Shaw appears as a Latin and sings two numbers in a Havana nightclub, ballerina Vivien Fay displays some graceful ballet and "the Spanish Oomph Girl" Tana also makes an appearance.Wini Shaw appears as a Latin and sings two numbers in a Havana nightclub, ballerina Vivien Fay displays some graceful ballet and "the Spanish Oomph Girl" Tana also makes an appearance.

Directors
- Robert Carlisle
- Larry Ceballos
Writer
- Larry Ceballos
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Directors
- Robert Carlisle
- Larry Ceballos
Writer
- Larry Ceballos
Stars

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Wini Shaw

Singer

Vivien Fay

Dancer

James Clemens

Comic Dancer
(as Jimmy Clemons)

Darryl Harpa

Orchestra Leader, the Darryl Harpa Orchestra

The Theodores

Rhumba Dancers

Tana

Singer

Alfredo Seville

Singer
(as Alfredo Seville & The Singing Charros)

The Singing Charros

Singing Group

Directors
- Robert Carlisle
- Larry Ceballos
Writer
- Larry Ceballos
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horn-5

Better than usual.

"Rhumba Land" (the correct title) is one of the Universal shorts that came from producer Ben K. Blake's Stable of Shorts Production, which is usually bad news, but the cast of performers offset that.

The headliner is Wini Shaw, who sings two numbers in her intriguingly throaty voice, including "The Lady in Red." Vivien Fay does a dance turn, as does comic-dancer Jimmy Clemons. Darryl Harpa (spelled correctly) and his Orchestra provide the music for all the numbers, including a Rhumba-dance exhibition by the ball-room team of The Theodores (no, not that Theodores--this pair has a "The" in front of their name), and Alfredo Seville & The Singing Charros vocalize a number.

Ben K. Blake's talent roster usually was filled from top to bottom of a bunch of Who-Dats, but Shaw, Fay and Clemons overcome that here.