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""Rival trumpet players Danny O'Neill (Fred Astaire) and Hank Taylor (Burgess Meredith) vie for the affections of Ellen Miller (Paulette Goddard) who works for Artie Shaw and his big band. The two want into Shaw's orchestra and make a comical mess of Goddard's attempts to help them"--Container."
"Comedy revolving around two trumpeters and their attempts to join Artie Shaw's band. Fred Astaire, as one of the trumpeters, dances with Paulette Goddard in "Dig it"; he also performs a Russian folk dance in a café, and a solo to "Poor Mr. Chisholm"/"Hoe down to bayou.""
"Two trumpet players compete for the affections of a girl and a job with the Artie Shaw Orchestra."@en
"Two trumpet players compete for the affections of a girl and a job with the Artie Shaw Orchestra."
"Danny O'Neill and Hank Taylor aspire to spots in Artie Shaw's band, and are rivals for the heart of Ellen Miller, their agent. "Shaw has a featured role, provides the music, and appears with his band in several numbers, including Concerto for clarinet, Dig it, The love of my love, Poor Mr. Chisholm, and Sweet Sue. Nick Fatool solos prominently."--Jazz on film and video in the Library of Congress, 1993."@en
"Danny O'Neill and Hank Taylor are two trumpet players in heavy pursuit of lovely Ellen Miller and a job with Artie Shaw and his band."@en
"Danny O'Neill and Hank Taylor are two trumpet players in heavy pursuit of lovely Ellen Miller and a job with Artie Shaw and his band."
"Two trumpet players vie for the attention of a woman, while attempting to become a part of Artie Shaw's orchestra."@en
"Two trumpet players vie for the attention of a woman, while attempting to become a part of Artie Shaw's orchestra."
"A musical dance comedy in which two collegiate trumpet players (Fred Astaire and Burgess Meredith) vie for the affections of a young lady (Paulette Goddard), who becomes secretary to a band led by Artie Shaw, and depicts their antics to become members of the band."
"A musical dance comedy in which two collegiate trumpet players (Fred Astaire and Burgess Meredith) vie for the affections of a young lady (Paulette Goddard), who becomes secretary to a band led by Artie Shaw, and depicts their antics to become members of the band."@en
"Two trumpeters compete for the same girl and a job with the Artie Shaw Orchestra."
"Two trumpeters compete for the same girl and a job with the Artie Shaw Orchestra."@en
"Danny and Hank are a couple of seniors who don't want to graduate because of their money making college band. They meet up with a cute coed and she promptly becomes their manager. It's smooth sailing until they are forced to leave school and find a job of their own. Features Artie Shaw and his Orchestra."@en
"A musical dance comedy in which two trumpet players (Fred Astaire and Burgess Meredith) vie for the affections of a young lady (Paulette Goddard), who becomes secretary to a band led by Artie Shaw, and depicts their antics to become members of the band. Bonus: Symphony of swing. Starring Artie Shaw and his orchestra. 1939. black and white. 10 min."
"Second chorus: Two trumpeters compete for the same girl and a job with the Artie Shaw Orchestra."@en
"Two trumpet players compete for the same girl and a job with the Artie Shaw Orchestra."@en
"That's Dancing with Fred Astaire: Presents a selection of original theatrical trailers that drew audiences into movie houses during the time when Fred Astaire was king of Hollywood's musical stars and danced with such leading ladies as Ginger Rogers, Eleanor Powell, Rita Hayworth, Ann Miller, Judy Garland, Leslie Caron, and Cyd Charisse."@en
"Doll face: A burlesque dancer wanting to "clean up" her act tries to make it big on Broadway as a musical comedy star, struggling her way to the top with the help of her boyfriend."@en
"Danny O'Neill and Hank Taylor aspire to spots in Artie Shaw's band, and are rivals for the heart of Ellen Miller, their agent. "Shaw has a featured role, provides the music, and appears with his band in several numbers, including Concerto for clarinet, Dig it, the Love of my love, Poor Mr. Chisholm, and Sweet Sue. Nick Fatool solos prominently"--Jazz on film and video in the Library of Congress, 1993."@en
"Second chorus: Two trumpet players compete for the affections of a girl and a job with the Artie Shaw Orchestra."@en
"People are funny: Comedy about Hollywood's idea of big-time radio. Battling radio producers vie to land the big sponsor with an original radio idea, but when one of them steals a great idea from a local station, comic situations develop."@en
"When pretty college band manager Ellen is lured away by the glamour of famous bandleader Artie Shaw, trumpet players Danny and Hank scheme to get her back in a wily game of romantic cat-and-mouse."@en
"When pretty college band manager Ellen is lured away by the glamour of famous bandleader Artie Shaw, trumpet players Danny and Hank scheme to get her back in a wily game of romantic cat-and-mouse."
"Second Chorus: Fred Astaire stars as a trumpet player in competition with another musician for the affections of their manager (played by Paulette Goddard) in this swing musical."@en
"Two trumpet players vie for the attention of a woman, while attempting to become a part of Artie Shaw's outfit."
"Two trumpet players try to get a place in Shaw's orchestra."@en
"Two trumpeters compete for the same girl and a job with the Artie Shaw orchestra."
"Fred Astaire and Burgess Meredith, as brothers in a college dance band, compete with each other for the affections of Paulette Goddard."@en
"Trocadero: Two young people a nightclub that's on the brink of bankruptcy in this musical from the 1940's. Resolved to bring the nightclub back as a success, the duo instill some of their youthful energy into the place. They start signing a variety of entertaining acts and some exciting jazz performers. Through their efforts, the young couple makes a success of the club and save it from closing."@en
"Two trumpet players vie for the attention of their band manager, and when she is hired away by Artie Shaw, they vie to make his band."@en
"Second chorus: Two trumpet players vie for the attention of a woman, while attempting to become a part of Artie Shaw's orchestra. Mr. Imperium: A charming prince and a beautiful nightclub singer meet and fall in love during a vacation in Italy, but circumstances keep them apart until they're reunited more than a decade later."
"Two trumpeters, who aspire to play with Artie Shaw, and their lady manager hit Broadway."
"Two trumpeters, who aspire to play with Artie Shaw, and their lady manager hit Broadway."@en
""Rival trumpet players Danny O'Neill (Fred Astaire) and Hank Taylor (Burgess Meredith) vie for the affections of Ellen Miller (Paulette Goddard) who works for Artie Shaw and his big band. The two want into Shaw's orchestra and make a comical mess of Goddard's attempts to help them"--Case-slip."
""Rival trumpet players Danny O'Neill (Fred Astaire) and Hank Taylor (Burgess Meredith) vie for the affections of Ellen Miller (Paulette Goddard) who works for Artie Shaw and his big band. The two want into Shaw's orchestra and make a comical mess of Goddard's attempts to help them"--Case-slip."@en