Sunset Murder Case (1938) CRIME DRAMA

Stars: Sally Rand, Esther Muir and Vince Barnett
Director: Louis J. Gasnier
Small-time showgirl, loved by two decent men, poses as a stripper to infiltrate a nightclub whose owner is believed responsible for her father's murder.

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

Another great one! Those were the days not a lot of money was spent on movie making yet they were great stories and characters!! Thank you, dear Pizza!!

[@PizzaFLIX]

Hi Kat 🍕Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you 🍕

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

@@PizzaFLIX Thank you, again!

[@sadealexis7118]

Every time I'm in a sad mood I love watching these black and white movies. They always put me in a better mood.

[@ChapmanGriffith]

I can relate to what you are saying.

[@neilangus4401]

I think I relate Remember this is a crime movie

[@taniadolphy5122]

Sometime, try watching The Thin Man movies. They will cheer you up. I fall back on them for my recreation. Hope you enjoy 😉

[@deborahleone4351]

Me three!!!🕊🙏😘🌹👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Like when life was so much simpler......💚💜💚💜🌹

[@Kris-ht6ds]

Me too😊😊

[@chrisoconnell5143]

And another good thing about these old films if you are a collector of cars or furniture you can see how things were made back.in the day

[@RichardHannay]

I love how the intros in these murder mystery movies are so mellow and calm lol

[@franzitaduz]

Amazing. In the middle of a B film, an A plus dance sequence beautifully filmed. Thanks.

[@adamnoman4658]

A high price to pay for a couple minutes of a girl flirting with a big floating ball and then making like a peacock.

[@DavidRice111]

If you'll notice- she's a brunette in the movie, until she does the bubble dance, then she's a blonde. That scene was inserted.

[@teresawest5602]

That kind of dance was probably not done in any night club.

[@hamishray]

Great film and the unique dance with a balloon - so far haven't come across any one else who could do it. Wish there were films made like this today - a mixture of dance and mystery.

[@Grimenoughtomaketherobotcry]

Charlie Chaplin in "The Great Dictator" did it!

[@noahstanley5891]

Now its either zombies, vampires and werewolves or Marvel! That's it.

[@Caocao8888]

Anna Pavlova did it!

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

What splendid dance numbers, a total treat to see a Michio Ito ballet!

[@MrBurninCross]

Totally relevant! (I liked the 'match out' scene for that chick!)

[@i.m.a.nonymous8232]

This one was pretty good! Love where the dance sequence seemingly comes out of nowhere. Whoever edited needs to claim a little "whoops" there. Thanks for sharing!

[@rob99201]

Yes there were a few places... Like just before that scene a wipe from two guys at a table to... two guys at a table. They would have done better with a clock wipe or pan to an actual clock with hands moving quickly instead.

[@bethwaltz2607]

Note that the dance sequence begins at 20:39, with a parade of tableaux vivant damselles. Sally, screened by her feathers and ferns, enters at 22.31. Sally was famous for the remark: "I haven't been out of work since I took off my pants..."

[@suzanmorton1611]

wasn't she THE famous Fan Dancer?

[@susansokas5699]

The way it was shot made it look way more salacious that it really was. She was wearing a body stocking, she wasn't nude, as I had read before.

[@allenkracalik7662]

@@suzanmorton1611 YES!

[@allenkracalik7662]

@@susansokas5699 She may have worn a body stocking in he movie, in person she was nude behind the feathers and bubbles.

[@653j521]

Beth Waltz So much for the virtuous movies of the late 30s.

[@stephaniehand503]

Thanks

[@marypatten9655]

Thank you for sharing God bless

[@angelsaltamontes7336]

If she'd had a dime's worth of sense, Penny Nichols (27:00) would have allowed that JOIKY GIGOLO no quahtah. I recognized that cheap setup from 40 paces and 80 years. You just know she's gonna get got by some guy who'll pay her little interest. Dreadful puns litter Miss Penny's hokey hotel-orchestra tune "I'd Much Rather Look At You" (30:00). The kicker is DARING: "If they moved China's Wall to DAM Niagara Falls..." was calculated to make avoirdupoisy frumps START to rise (with effort), start to splutter "Well! I never!"---i like spluttering (and splutterers), and i LOVE 1.5-entendres!! Damn, wish i'd written that lame, lame tune!!

[@anabellazayat8050]

Exactly Ronald Strange I completely agree with you. You can enjoy the picture without having to see nudity, open sex, obscenities, swearing, insults, etc., etc. For example: the movie "GOOD FELLAS" did you know that Joe Pesci said the "F"word?? Like a hundred times, disgraceful!!!! And Robert Deniro is not far from that. This are good, elegantly dressed men and women with good manners. Tks again you made me wanting to see movies again

[@graemesmith6721]

"Goodfellas" was directed by Martin Scorsese, who came out of the "New Hollywood" movement of the late 1960s, when the demise of the Hayes Production Code gave movie makers more freedom. "New Hollywood" emphasized realism. Dialogue was supposed to sound like real people talking, and in real life, people swear. Sometimes, they swear a lot. Granted, it's easy to go overboard with this sort of thing. In Brian De Palma's 1983 remake of the 1932 gangster classic "Scarface," Al Pacino says the F-word over 200 times. It's meant to show that Tony Montana is an angry, uneducated, inarticulate man, but after a while, it does become a bit tiresome. Still, you have to take the bad with the good. I prefer to be treated like an adult rather than a child who needs to be shielded from anything dirty. And I prefer the realism of "New Hollywood" to the sanitized, restrictive, puritanical fantasy world of the Hayes Code, which robbed movies of all social relevance. Your mileage may vary.

[@Grimenoughtomaketherobotcry]

Now I know where Chaplin got the idea for the balloon scene in "The Great Dictator".

[@eileen7466]

I was just thinking the very same thing...♡

[@mariareyna5481]

My thoughts exactly

[@TheKhanhhoa]

my point is this , we must be very careful of our changes that we make with our constitution , change for one specific well intentioned reason , such the prohibition of alcohol , can and most likely will present a set of tremendous problems , such as the out of control of organized crime in this country....not to mention the political and law enforcement corruption that we see every day . I guess it boils down to this Be Careful of what you wish for !!!

[@MikeGreenwood51]

What you wish for is not what voters always get. They often get the candidate but he isn't always giving away dream tickets.

[@richardw3470]

Sugar Kane. Wasn't that Marilyn Monroe's ""name" in Some Like It Hot?

[@josephmacdonald8338]

Yupper.

[@frances4797]

I've noticed lots of names that Hollywood uses over & over again. Fictional character names taken from actor's real names or vice versa. Ron Glass . John Ritter. I love it when I find "crossover" names

[@stephaniehand503]

Thank you

[@Eric_200]

Love the ball routine. 😂

[@kerranky]

I don't like the way the women get pushed around

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

So don't watch it.🦤

[@theranjithjay]

A vintage movie and it’s still good ! Nearly an 85 year old movie still enjoyable ! Can you imagine all these people in this movie are long dead due to time passed as well as due to smoking like chimneys active smoking and passive smoking.

[@annip5573]

wonderful baloon dance

[@MrUdayNarainPandeySharadNPande]

At one point kathy is written off as Valerie and polka dot as cathy hrrrrrrumph

[@TSGeorgieGirl]

The Bubble Dance at 7:49 is certainly the high point of this flick. Very sexy.

[@raymondcancel7011]

Today movies are nothing but the volgar word (four letter word and the call this garbage today acting)! this a beautiful movie no four-letter words except maybe the word love!

[@blancatirado576]

raymond cancel I totally agree with you, nowadays movies are filled with profanity or political correctness! This was arrest movie

[@653j521]

raymond cancel Ever see pre Code movies? Those brought down the wrath of the censors and this is the result.

[@JohnSmith-dr9vl]

The society 80 yrs ago and how great it was.wish that were true. the us wasa violent the day the so called mayflower hit the shore quite apart from the 1890s when workers were beate to death for complaing to the rich bosses about starvation wages. we refer of course to Ford.The Railways etc. We dont need to mention Pinkertons do we. ask about them in uk and the threats we get from the US Embassy You need to stop living in the make believe world of acting.

[@TheEmmochka]

I don't go to watch new movies

[@captlarry-3525]

I know.. running over the girl..and shooting the guy at the end.. tasteful and delicate.. as are the gals who are drunks, molls, and used. Did you not understand this movie at all ?

[@lesterbiggins3772]

Loved it x

[@marialuisa4227]

I will love to know the name of the orchestra

[@tanansadudi3803]

The film was mislabeled on imdb webpage as a mystery film; it should have been listed as a crime/romance/music film. Also, the pretty and talented Lona Andre was very sadly underused in the film; here she played the mafia's girlfriend who was killed off along with the heroine's father at the beginning of the film. She should have been cast in a more substantial role instead.

[@fromthesidelines]

Originally released in November 1938. A year later, Grand National declared bankruptcy, and was out of business in 1940.

[@jean6872]

I gues it made too many. "great" movies, according to many comments here

[@fromthesidelines]

They overextended themselves- particularly the two films Jimmy Cagney made for them {"Great Guy", "Something To Sing About"}; they had higher budgets than the studio usually spent, and *both* failed to make a profit for the studio- and there was talk of merging the company with Educational Pictures in 1938, which collapsed.......and eventually, so did Grand National.

[@ScaryTaleshorrorradio]

great movie!

[@marysylvie2012]

Just a nickel to place a phone call.

[@653j521]

Monique Cardell That was very expensive back then. And forget about making a long distance call! Send a telegram, instead.

[@prasenjitdey4222]

Oldie!!! Flicks!! 👌👍👏👏

[@blc6464]

I think those dresses are a little to revealing...Way to much elbow

[@jeffaltier5582]

Worth it for the giant bubble ball dance...

[@marysylvie2012]

Great actors! And the elegance, while we are now a mass dressed with synthetic sacks.

[@653j521]

Monique Cardell Do YOU realize this is just a movie?

[@robertwalker5521]

@@653j521 ...why don't you save yourself a lot of time and merely announce, "HEY, EVERYBODY, IT'S JUST A MOVIE!!! "...?

[@MrUdayNarainPandeySharadNPande]

Someone forgot the Fifth. Sixth Ninth. CAT

[@captlarry-3525]

"Penny Nickles.. I need a little change.".. you gotta love this thing...It;s so corny it;s great...I have never seen Sugar Kane before or since...but she nails the "dumb blonde" in an indelible way. She's sexy and cute as a button too. A manered, stylish, streamline moderne braless wonder.. that reminds me why the 30's is my favorite period in american film. Some classic male actors, in what we now see as a very formulaic presentation, but at the time really was the mainstream stylewise. Sally Rand's performance is gratuitous.. doubtless sold tickets for an otherwise lack luster script with all the required nightclub/gangster elements but not enough real story. It is probably also an historic document of Rand's bubble dancing. Lotta fun, faux busby berkeley by a japanese choreographer I never heard of either. I'm sure Sugar Kane didn't do the singing. Wonder who really did ?

[@philthycat1408]

Giant balloon dance was a creaser 😂. Who would have guessed a condom could’ve been blown up that far ? Definitely the GoodOldDays👍

[@Spot4art]

Bizarre dance 😳😁

[@andreajackson1670]

What a hodge podge.

[@howard44mag]

11

[@solharv7817]

7:49

[@stanochocki8984]

The reporter, Holton was quite a 'Hunk'..."Gee...Ollie, watch'a Holding in this strip-club..?" LOL..

[@jcolson19]

Those were the days when people had respect for each other

[@jassellb]

Too bad the acting is so bad, the dancing and costumes are wonderful. And so if the story.

[@MrKmanthie]

+Jassell B ---if the story...what?

[@diniathome7930]

+Kent Manthie Take the f out ....... "the dancing and costumes are wonderful, and so i_ the story". Now think maybe an s would fit? Typing errors can be lol to some or seem like ouch to another. LOL :) Blessings

[@MrKmanthie]

Dini athome Yes, I see what I did, there. Thanks for pointing that out!

[@chrissiedavis6538]

Who cares about typos? Only those who like to carp worry about a typo or two .

[@robertwalker5521]

Vince Barnett was a silly, bumbling goof in a couple of hundred films. Type cast. I couldn't do the 180 degrees and consider him a valid "gangster". (He got tossed down an elevator shaft in "Shoot To Kill", but that one was one minute of screen time).

[@phillyeagles4lifego-birds944]

It's a good movie with really bad acting ... !!

[@pravinasings3289]

Victoria Rose, the soft, sweet, demure behavior is a put-up job. It's just an act.

[@marcdenton2996]

Charlie Chaplin & The Great Dictator some to mind.

[@ronaldstrange8981]

Bet they never imagined that after 80 years, people would still be watching and enjoying this film. I still appreciate and hours' viewing and find it a most pleasing way to pass an hour. No swearing, gratuitous violence. Just well dressed, elegant actors doing their best. Thank you for this.

[@dannyc.jewell8788]

Such a nice way to put things

[@5877user]

Yeah. Enjoy it while we can before KZbin decides to charge us for it.

[@francinebarr1204]

Ronald Strange 👍

[@cecemoore7777]

Ronald Strange - you sound like a very kind and mannered person...Nice comment, very nice

[@JohnSmith-dr9vl]

The society 80 yrs ago and how great it was.wish that were true. the us wasa violent the day the so called mayflower hit the shore quite apart from the 1890s when workers were beate to death for complaing to the rich bosses about starvation wages. we refer of course to Ford.The Railways etc. We dont need to mention Pinkertons do we. ask about them in uk and the threats we get from the US Embassy You need to stop living in the make believe world of acting.

[@gregmijjares3725]

The thing I like about these movies is how elegantly dressed the ladies were and I he nice hair styles they had ! The men wore suits and hats real sharp ! 😊😊😊

[@michaeljohnson4204]

The problem with watching old movies that the stars have been dead for years. Yes I developed a crush on a dead star.

[@Sealight007]

necrophilia....

[@ItsKrma00]

No rejection then:))

[@58jennypenny]

Any way.... what a film, full of all the things I like about vintage movies, and 'colourful' comments.....

[@aadamtx]

Not a great B flick by any means, but at least we got to see Rand's two famous dances (which caused the picture to be held up by the censors for two years). Vince Barnett, the short henchman, was a great comic character actor whose career started with ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT (1930) and ended with the Cloris Leachman film CRAZY MAMA (1975). Kathryn Kane, sometimes billed as Candy Kane, also had a long career, including film, theatre, and work with big bands (notably Benny Goodman).

[@graemesmith6721]

Of course, they had to shield Middle America's delicate puritanical sensibilities from anything even remotely sexy. It's hilarious how incredibly prudish the country was back then.

[@Skycop51]

I love film noir, I was born to late!

[@GoldandAppel]

William Arthur Me too Mr.Artthur.

[@geminiecricket4798]

@@GoldandAppel too not to grammar police on the job.

[@fromthesidelines]

Originally released in November 1938. Less than two years later, Grand National Pictures declared bankruptcy, and went out of buisness. George Hirliman and Louis Gasnier were previously responsible for the classic explotation film "Reefer Madness" (1936).

[@graemesmith6721]

How ironic that "Reefer Madness" is far more fondly and better remembered than this.

[@erbl6779]

vaudeville or burlesque was still hanging on, gloriously. 7:40 Sally Rand's infamous Bubble Dance. 17:00 montage of vintage Sunset Strip clubs. archival!!! 20:25 Michio Ito ballet, late Deco pre-war extravaganza. 22:25 the dance of the White Peacock, again High Deco. this is a crzy combo of high Hollywood art and low gangsters. 29:55 Penny Nichols, "I'd Rather Look At You."

[@graemesmith6721]

So, what was the point of Kathy getting Laura and the henchman drunk? It didn't lead anywhere. I thought she was going to take advantage of it to escape, but she doesn't. Oh right, this is 1938. Women can't do anything useful and always have to be rescued by men. For that matter, why were the cops not going after Stefani for murdering Nita and Kathy's dad? Ah, because then we'd have no movie.

[@mortimerzilch2608]

far out dance scene with the balloon !!

[@fromthesidelines]

Sally was famous for her "bubble dance". Tex Avery parodied it in "Hollywood Steps Out" (1941).

[@Grimenoughtomaketherobotcry]

@@fromthesidelines I think Chaplin also had it in mind in, "The Great Dictator".

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

I'll never forget watching these old movies and realizing that men will kill pretty women and that pretty women don't necessarily get better treatment. I can't believe so many pretty ladies get mixed up with dangerous men for a better lifestyle. Perhaps that was one of the lessons of these films. Glamour can go hand in hand with danger.

[@Docneg]

I got news for you. It's still that way.

[@cathleensmith4717]

What better about dangerous? Greed will make you bypass red flags and morals.

[@leelarson107]

And then there are women who kill men. Of course, that's all the fault of men, isn't it? Women are not noted for a willingness to assume responsibility for their own actions. A sign of immaturity, and today it's acceptable behavior for 'feminists'.

[@TheKhanhhoa]

in 1938 the studios were being extorted by the many studio labor unions that were a front for the chicago mob run by al capone...his man in hollywood was johnny roselli , known as handsome johnny . The mayor and majority of the police ...La cops as well as the county sherriff were all on the take . not to mention judges as well.....the studio that made this film was soon to go bankrupt . This is about the time that a reform movement was about to take place in the local politics , not to mention WW2 was on the horizon which would shake up the whole under world . LA and Chicago were two of the most corrupt cities the world had ever seen during that period . If not for the Zealots that managed to ban the sale of alcohol , mafia....the underworld could have never ever gained such a foothold on our economy , that strangle continues to this very day .

[@jcolson19]

These old movies I always get interested in how long the actors lived to. The women lived to a good age but the men were gone quite early...possibly due to the smokes or drinks or both.

[@camelia9802]

Smoking and drinking alcohol was very fashionable in those days.

[@robertwalker5521]

Star of "Woman On The Run " con- firmed using three packs+ per day and 'left' twenty years early.

[@leelarson107]

Right! We never heard of WOMEN drinking, smoking, doing drugs, using foul language, committing crimes, or indulging in promiscuous sex, did we?

[@leelarson107]

@@camelia9802 That still is. All that is changed is the government's assumption that they can dictate our lives.

[@rubymcclain5078]

I only watch old black and white movies. They’re so much better than the trash that’s offered today. I watched a great thriller 1955 Night At Lark Cottage. Only 25 minutes long but very entertaining. Also All My Sons with Edward G Robinson and Burt Lancaster… excellent movie.

[@frances4797]

I saw "All My Sons". Love anything with Edward G. Robinson. That movie was excellent!

[@ruthannamarteifio2956]

The famous/infamous Sally Rand! :)

[@thomashorton4435]

She did have an "air" about her. :)

[@noahstanley5891]

For its time that bubble dance was quite something!

[@roarroar2808]

Thank you Enjoyed it very much

[@rescuepetsrule6842]

At 39:00 to 39:30 check that sculpted hair on the man and again, the front door that opens outward. Lost the crime story in the music, so I fast-forwarded and found an alright plot there. Thanks!

[@chrisoconnell5143]

and these films put tuxedo NY on the map

[@camelia9802]

Men wore evening wear with tails and couples danced correctly unlike today people girate around like buffoons.

[@653j521]

Camelia You DO realize this is just a movie, right?

[@TheEmmochka]

Today ...good if he is wearing ..something lol

[@captlarry-3525]

correctness and dancing.. are like Mayonaise and Sex... they really don't belong together... neither one compliments the other.

[@leelarson107]

Dancing correctly? Dancing as such is silly. Better to just listen to the orchestra and enjoy your dinner.

[@pittsburghpirate58]

Welcome to the 21st century where you don’t have to worry about what anyone thinks of you!

[@lorrainemarshall4183]

Biggest party balloon I've seen. They don't make them like that now.

[@anviban2]

...like my mantra "CLASS, QUALITY, RESPECT", ..... IT NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE,

[@keithharvey7230]

Aww

[@antilogism]

The Burma Shave quote at 39:55 came out of nowhere!

[@58bigjim]

Yes Victoria,the ladies were beautiful and stylish indeed!

[@oliviablackburn1113]

I wish people still dressed like that. Dear men, if you start wearing sexy suits, we women will dress up for you too😘😉

[@detectiveh7399]

Love your comments 😁

[@detectiveh7399]

Every old movie I watch I always find you in the comments. We must have the same taste

[@tomdooley4226]

You go first 😂

[@victoriamrose9645]

What happened to women in the 30's & 40's like they were so beautiful, soft, sweet,, compared to females now?

[@DavidRice111]

+Victoria Maese . .Vickie, our American culture is "swirling" in the commode of history.

[@nameskhar1510]

+Victoria Maese Man ... having lost the ability to correct his own errors: can now but move, blind folded, "forward" and hope for the best ...

[@victoriamrose9645]

just a last day warning, satan's coming soon the antichrist will be a cool, charismatic some guy - from Rome. coming soon.. where the whole world will see Christ descending with a pure white sky cause of legends of angels - -atmosphere with brightness unbeliever's will bow their knee's Christians full ----believer's get the Holy Spirit in their heart and the Rapture gets the spirit filled out so satan can come and do his hell on earth called tribulation. really, I am an addict and I was born like that cause of genes like al other addicts, I cynical, don't trust anyone, but this, sir, is unbelievably true - all God wants is your trust and love, please be happy a day, cause every day I have pain mental pow type and body and now they tell me "no to narco's, temasapam, adderal, .....or they will loose their licence

[@heyuthinkusuck4474]

If there was a god there would be no killing of others.

[@proudbluestaterful]

yawn

[@freednb]

I like the balloon routine!

[@Grimenoughtomaketherobotcry]

I thought immediately of Chaplin in "The Great Dictator". A good bet this is where he got the idea.

[@KevinBubb-vs4bu]

Usual youtube anemic volume prevalent on old movies. Strain to hear on many old movies. Discourages watching them.

[@GoldandAppel]

Flathead? Did he just call him a dummy?

[@mamame5403]

With feminist movem ent .....One size fits all .. restrooms One size fits all. ......Soon we all become ....One Size

[@pbr8032]

Вы правы! Обожаю старые Голливудские фильмы. Это другой мир и другая Америка

[@kidmack1121]

Yes, lotsa "unisex" clothing as a fad now. The cut of "Men's" suits today being a clear indicator of things to come.

[@robertwalker5521]

Two sizes : Obese... and morbidly obese

[@leelarson107]

Today, with 'Political Correctness', women don't have what it takes to BE women, and men don't have what it takes to BE men. We're all supposed to be drones.

[@johnbuchinsky3193]

had a great time watching this movie. the best scene was the guacamole in the face. LMAO

[@errykflows8683]

Reminiscent of the movie, ‘Public Enemy (1931)’; where James Cagney smashes a grapefruit into Mae Clarke's face

[@lgeubs]

Rand was a bubble dancer, right? Or was it a fan dancer? Anyway, I think it was Ogden Nash who wrote, Sally Rand Needs an extra hand.

[@653j521]

Larry E She did both. She did the fan dance at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair and was repeatedly arrested, which made for publicity. Look her up on Wiki. My father used to talk about her. She seemed to be everywhere for awhile.

[@MariaLacsamana-ik3in]

We love old movies esp. Black n white films of the golden Hollywood heydzys thanks for uploading this 😅😅😅😅😅😅❤

[@suzannecrooks6873]

One heck of a good movie enjoyed watching this I love these movies

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you. PizzaFLIX

[@suzannecrooks6873]

@@PizzaFLIX haha haha.. :-)

[@suzieqwonder3089]

Plaid curtains again! Notice how they use these in most films made in the ‘30s from the same set, usually office scenes.

[@JonahGeideman]

🙏💟🎫🔵🔵🎫💟🙏

[@carlreed6186]

Regular TV has been taken over by reality tv shows. Writing a good TV show is a dying art. It seems a third of the programing is reality tv and another third are old shows or news. Even the channels that have movies show the same movie several times a month.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

29:23$10,000 in 1938 would be $213,018 as of 08AUG2024.🤑

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

I knew this was going to be a good movie when I saw that Michio Ito was the dance director.🙄

[@whiskeyriver4322]

What the Fuck did I just watch? Geez..........the comments below are more entertaining than the film! LOL!!!!

[@cathyroberts1148]

If by "entertaining" you mean "terrifying because holy shit some of these people are nuts" then yes. Yes, I agree. ;)

[@susanfaulkner2304]

The audio cut out for the big bubble sequence. Sounds like a purring cat!

[@2004mojo]

I was here on youtube & watched a cartoon called "Hollywood Steps Out" to see all the "Old Hollywood" movie stars animated. Included was Sally Rand doing her Bubble Dance. So I pull up a video film clip of her doing her the act . It was really entertaining. Then I found video of her appearances on "I've Got A Secret" & "To Tell the Truth". I enjoyed both episodes with her. Funny thing no one on "To Tell the Truth" recognized her then Robert Q Lewis was able to figure it out by her being on Broadway currently. The 2 other women couldn't fake their answers good enough to make the panelist believe they were her. Those shows are so much fun vs the crap game shows on now. I read she was in this film but I didn't know she was the star of it!

[@frances4797]

I remember that cartoon! 😄 I like when Frank Sinatra is singing, the females all swooning, "Oh Frankieee!" 😍 and then he steps behind the microphone 🎤 stand and disappears, all you see is his ears sticking out 😆😂🤣

[@2004mojo]

@@frances4797 Yes! 🤣

[@ronwaldron9626]

Good movie, though its like I waited the 4 or more years to get revenge.😊

[@girlgeniusNYC]

A nice film. I think some scenes were edited out. (not Pizzaflix's fault)

[@yeahriight57]

Thank you for sharing 😃

[@JonahGeideman]

🤒⚪♥️🌹🌹♥️⚪🤒

[@lisashapiro4714]

She's in a weird bubble ! Try getting real news in that climate!

[@VictoriaAlfredSmythe]

forgot why i thumbed down

[@stanochocki8984]

Haaa..."Hey..Ollie...I spy a nipple, through the fern leaf..."around 24:00...guys....

[@petergoddard262]

No Stan she was wearing a flimsy costume not see-through

[@Caocao8888]

The nightclub dancer had a ball! 🎉

[@shirleyrandle3138]

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[@chrisoconnell5143]

It was called a bubble dance

[@garryferrington811]

Grand National didn't last long, but they did try.

[@thomashorton4435]

Only about three years, but in that time, they distributed 100 movies, which is pretty good

[@gaylebaker8419]

Sally was trying to find a new career.

[@leelarson107]

She did. She was married and divorced four times.

[@DavidRice111]

@7:56~ Imagine Sally doing her famous bubble dance to Debussy's 'Clair de Lune'- enchanting! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqvboZWtmsmjpZY @18:51~ The "band leader" is standing off to the side waving his baton 'in time' to the music they are already playing ~ none of 'em are paying him any mind. @46:41 this was a play on the more innovative scene where Cagney smashes a grapefruit in Mae Clark's face in "Public Enemy"- 1931. Finally- Kathryn Kane is just delightful in this! Although I found too little of her bio- she lived a long life!