THE MUSICAL NOVELTIES ($12)
TITLES AVAILABLE
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THE MUSICAL NOVELTIES COMEDIES
UMPA (11/24/33) D: Archie Gottler. Jack Osterman, Lois January, Gloria Shea, Gus Reed. Musical nonsense about a patient (Osterman), his two nurses (January, Shea) and um-pa bird. TRIVIA: The musical score was reused and rewritten for WOMAN HATERS with The Three Stooges.
SCHOOL FOR ROMANCE (1/31/34) D: Archie Gottler. Lou Holtz, Lois January, Billie Seward, Gloria Warner, Carol Tevis. Professor Holtz instructs his pretty pupils on affairs of the heart. TRIVIA: This was the first MUSICAL NOVELTY produced, but not the first released. The working title was LESSONS IN LOVE.
WOMAN HATERS (5/5/34) D. Archie Gottler. Marjorie White, Jerry Curly Howard, Larry Fine, Moe Howard, Bud Jamison, Monte Collins, Jack Norton, Walter Brennan, A.R. Haysel, Don Roberts, Fred "Snowflake" Toones, Stanley "Tiny" Sandford, Dorothy Vernon, Les Goodwin, George Gray, Gilbert C. Emery, Charles Richman. After joining the Woman Haters Club Larry weds Marjorie and tries to keep it a secret from Curly and Moe. TRIVIA: This is the first Columbia short to feature The 3 Stooges. The score originally appeared in the short UM-PA (see above).
SUSIE'S AFFAIRS (6/1/34) D: Archie Gottler. Arthur Jarrett, Betty Grable, Lois January, Red Stanley, Gene Sheldon, Thelma White, Marion Byron, Jay Mills. Susie (Grable) and her pals pretend they're society swells.
TRIPPING THROUGH THE TROPICS (7/27/34) D: Archie Gottler. Frank Albertson, Lois January, Billy Gilbert, Sam Lewis, Rosa Ray, Gertie Green, Mario Alverez, Irene Coleman, Al Klein, Sydney Dalbrook, Patricia Caron, Allyn Drake, Lorena Carr, Diane Dahl, Mary Carroll, Jean Ashton, Helen Splane, Chuck Colean, Perry Murdock. Albertson and January find romance on a tropical isle. TRIVIA: The working title was TROPICAL MADNESS.
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ROAMIN' THRU THE ROSES (11/11/33) D: Archie Gottler. Arthur Jarrett, Margaret Nearing, Neeley Edwards, Carol Wines, Bobby Watson. Musical short showcasing Jarrett and Nearing.
LOVE DETECTIVES (2/28/34) D: Archie Gottler. Frank Albertson, Betty Grable, Gloria Warner, Armand Kaliz, Red Stanley, Tom Dugan. Albertson and Kaliz vie for the affections of Grable.
WHEN DO WE EAT? (3/19/34) D: Alf Goulding. Lou Holtz, Bud Jamison, Luis Alberni, Adrian Rosley, Benny Baker, Eddie Fetherstone, Arthur Treacher, Charles Dorothy, Julia Griffith, Phil Dunham, William Irving, Dorothy Compson, Ethel Sykes, Florence Dudley, Hal Price, Irene Thompson, Amron Isle, Sue, Brighton, Hugh Saxon, When the members of Holtzs theatrical troupe fine themselves in financial straits, they open a nudist restaurant. TRIVIA: The working title was SHOWMANSHIP.
HOLLYWOOD HERE WE COME (8/29/34) D: Archie Gottler, Arthur Jarrett, Inez Courtney, Joan Gale, Two aspiring actresses plan to take Hollywood by storm. TRIVIA: The working title was HOLLYWOOD CINDERELLA.
TITLES AVAILABLE
to order please see ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS page
THE MUSICAL NOVELTIES COMEDIES
UMPA (11/24/33) D: Archie Gottler. Jack Osterman, Lois January, Gloria Shea, Gus Reed. Musical nonsense about a patient (Osterman), his two nurses (January, Shea) and um-pa bird. TRIVIA: The musical score was reused and rewritten for WOMAN HATERS with The Three Stooges.
SCHOOL FOR ROMANCE (1/31/34) D: Archie Gottler. Lou Holtz, Lois January, Billie Seward, Gloria Warner, Carol Tevis. Professor Holtz instructs his pretty pupils on affairs of the heart. TRIVIA: This was the first MUSICAL NOVELTY produced, but not the first released. The working title was LESSONS IN LOVE.
WOMAN HATERS (5/5/34) D. Archie Gottler. Marjorie White, Jerry Curly Howard, Larry Fine, Moe Howard, Bud Jamison, Monte Collins, Jack Norton, Walter Brennan, A.R. Haysel, Don Roberts, Fred "Snowflake" Toones, Stanley "Tiny" Sandford, Dorothy Vernon, Les Goodwin, George Gray, Gilbert C. Emery, Charles Richman. After joining the Woman Haters Club Larry weds Marjorie and tries to keep it a secret from Curly and Moe. TRIVIA: This is the first Columbia short to feature The 3 Stooges. The score originally appeared in the short UM-PA (see above).
SUSIE'S AFFAIRS (6/1/34) D: Archie Gottler. Arthur Jarrett, Betty Grable, Lois January, Red Stanley, Gene Sheldon, Thelma White, Marion Byron, Jay Mills. Susie (Grable) and her pals pretend they're society swells.
TRIPPING THROUGH THE TROPICS (7/27/34) D: Archie Gottler. Frank Albertson, Lois January, Billy Gilbert, Sam Lewis, Rosa Ray, Gertie Green, Mario Alverez, Irene Coleman, Al Klein, Sydney Dalbrook, Patricia Caron, Allyn Drake, Lorena Carr, Diane Dahl, Mary Carroll, Jean Ashton, Helen Splane, Chuck Colean, Perry Murdock. Albertson and January find romance on a tropical isle. TRIVIA: The working title was TROPICAL MADNESS.
TITLES WANTED
ROAMIN' THRU THE ROSES (11/11/33) D: Archie Gottler. Arthur Jarrett, Margaret Nearing, Neeley Edwards, Carol Wines, Bobby Watson. Musical short showcasing Jarrett and Nearing.
LOVE DETECTIVES (2/28/34) D: Archie Gottler. Frank Albertson, Betty Grable, Gloria Warner, Armand Kaliz, Red Stanley, Tom Dugan. Albertson and Kaliz vie for the affections of Grable.
WHEN DO WE EAT? (3/19/34) D: Alf Goulding. Lou Holtz, Bud Jamison, Luis Alberni, Adrian Rosley, Benny Baker, Eddie Fetherstone, Arthur Treacher, Charles Dorothy, Julia Griffith, Phil Dunham, William Irving, Dorothy Compson, Ethel Sykes, Florence Dudley, Hal Price, Irene Thompson, Amron Isle, Sue, Brighton, Hugh Saxon, When the members of Holtzs theatrical troupe fine themselves in financial straits, they open a nudist restaurant. TRIVIA: The working title was SHOWMANSHIP.
HOLLYWOOD HERE WE COME (8/29/34) D: Archie Gottler, Arthur Jarrett, Inez Courtney, Joan Gale, Two aspiring actresses plan to take Hollywood by storm. TRIVIA: The working title was HOLLYWOOD CINDERELLA.
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