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Category Archives: Irving Berlin
The Cocoanuts
Apparently, the Marx Brothers first movie was a silent film made in 1921 entitled “Humor Risk” (a.k.a. “Humorisk”). The movie was never released and it is assumed that the film is lost and likely never to be recovered. If that is truly the case, “The Cocoanuts” is the first of the Marx Brothers films available […]
Posted in 1929, Irving Berlin, Kay Francis, Margaret Dumont, Marx Brothers
Tagged as: Musical, Paramount
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Holiday Inn
When you mention Holiday Inn or White Christmas, you seem to always find people who are confused and think that they are the same movie. They are not. They are, however, a nearly perfect combination of movies for a Christmas double-feature and that’s how they play in this reviewer’s home several times during the Christmas […]
Posted in 1942, Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, Irving Berlin
Tagged as: Christmas, Musical, Paramount
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White Christmas
White Christmas is your humble reviewer’s favorite holiday-themed movie. To simply call it a movie may be an injustice – it’s an experience! People fall in love with movies and they become very personal. This movie is a perfect example or something that can really touch you. As White Christmas has been so widely reviewed, […]
Posted in 1954, Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Irving Berlin, Vera-Ellen
Tagged as: Christmas, Color, Musical
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