Footlight Parade (1933)
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“Of Busby Berkeley’s three 1933 Warner Brothers films, I would place Footlight Parade in the bronze slot with Gold Diggers of 1933 in the gold and 42nd Street in silver. I suppose a lot of the enjoyment one gets out of Footlight Parade is your ability to stomach the likes of Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler in their blushing, virginal pairing roles. Frankly, I’d rather spend a lot more time with James Cagney’s scheming producer, Joan Blondell’s gal Friday, and the various contract players filling in the colorful supporting roles. By this point, the less time I must spend watching Keeler’s off-beat dancing, all the better. Same with Powell’s perpetually erect chipmunk routine. Powell was much better as darker characters where his bland, wholesome looks stood in contrast to the ma” read more
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"FOOTLIGHT PARADE - BY A WATERFALL In 1933, the elaborate choreography of Busby Berkley was the toast of the town, with three hugely entertaining musicals displaying the best of his inspired, kaleidoscopic style: '42nd Street', 'Gold Diggers of 1933' and 'Footlight Parade'. While 'Gold Diggers of 1933' is by far the best film, 'Footlight Parade' features what is arguably Berkley's most accomplished and famous routine. 'By a Waterfall' is an astonishing aquatic ballet in which a group of swim-cap"
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